English, 20.07.2019 04:30 ridzrana02

Question 13 of 20 :
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13. what, can the reader tell, is the narrator's reaction to
and from that mansion, i fled aghast."
a. he has fond memories of the house
b. he is running away in fear

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Question 13 of 20 :
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13. what, can the reader t...