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Francesca Hicks

9 April, 17:37

Zitkala sa presents her strongest argument at the end of passage:

A. so that the reader will forget the details from the rest of the passage

B. in order to hide her weaker arguments

C. in order to create a less serious mood

D. so that the reader will remember the way she was mistreated

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