What conclusion can you draw about the speaker's age from this passage from "At Night"? A-dozin' dis way by de fiah;
Oo oom--hit feels so good to stretch
I sutny is one weary wretch!
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The speaker seems to be a fairly old man.

Explanation:

Paul Laurence Dunbar's poem "At Night" six stanza poem that revolves around the speaker who is reclining in front of a fire on a cold night. The speaker also is seemingly trying to wake up the sleeping boy next to him, but without success.

The age of the speaker can be best assumed to be old age, for he loves being in front of the fire. He also stated that "hit feels so good to stretch", and admits "Hit's mighty soothin' to de tiah".

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