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Jarrett

24 November, 19:36

In a pungent critique of humanity addressed to the mature imagination, the author comments on human nature by examining the life of the Lilliputians, Yahoos, and Houyhnhnms. The book described above is (A) The Way of All Flesh (B) Through the Looking Glass (C) Gulliver's Travels (D) The Pilgrim's Progress (E) Robinson Crusoe

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