the Mississippi when Twain
says that Bixby "would boil a
History, 06.09.2020 01:01 stevend0599
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In Paragraph 25 of Life on
the Mississippi when Twain
says that Bixby "would boil a
while to himself, and then
overflow and scald me again"
he means that
A. Bixby would boil inside with anger,
then let his anger spill over and yell at
Twain.
B. Bixby was cooking something that kept
boiling over, and some got on Mark Twain
and scalded him.
Rixhy tried to keen cool by boiling
Answers: 1
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In Paragraph 25 of Life on
the Mississippi when Twain
says that Bixby "would boil a
the Mississippi when Twain
says that Bixby "would boil a
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