English, 27.03.2020 19:29 milkshakegrande101

In "New Land, New Life," what most develops the theme tha
the description of Ruth
the description of Calvin
the description of Calvin's wife
the description of Ruth's boys

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In "New Land, New Life," what most develops the theme tha
the description of Ruth
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