In “Cub Pilot on the Mississippi,” why does Brown fail to hear Henry’s shouted instruction to stop at the landing?
a. He dislikes Henry.
b. He is partially deaf.
c. He is too busy yelling at Twain.
d. He has fallen asleep at the wheel.

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