English, 17.07.2020 08:01 dsean1273

Which setting is most important to the story? A. Lizabeth's room

B. Mrs. Ellis' house

C. John Burke's chair

D. Miss Lottie's garden

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Which setting is most important to the story? A. Lizabeth's room

B. Mrs. Ellis' house