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Which best retells the central idea in this excerpt? e
Rev. Simon Hosack agrees to help Stanton because
he wants her to find out how difficult it is to learn
Greek.
Rev. Simon Hosack agrees to help Stanton because
he wants her to help him with his garden in exchange.
O Rev. Simon Hosack does not agree with American
society's view that boys are superior to girls.
O Rev. Simon Hosack does not agree with Stanton that
her father wishes she were a boy.

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