In my bondage and my freedom, frederick douglass expresses his gratitude to those who him learn to read, but does not identify them because they might get into trouble. why does he include this information?

to show that douglass puts the needs of others above his own
to show that the aulds are unique in their opposition to reading
to show that douglass is afraid of white people
to show that keeping slaves from reading is a cultural norm

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Based on these dialogue samples, what is larry's social role most likely to be? a judge a professor a bartender a senator done anna christie by eugene o'neill (excerpts) larry: he’s still got that same cow livin’ with him, the old fool! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . larry: that’s a fine fairy tale to be tellin’—your daughter! sure i’ll bet it’s some bum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . larry: this girl, now, ’ll be marryin’ a sailor herself, likely. it’s in the blood.

Asap will give u 100 points in 300 words or less, explain how brooks's use of end-rhyme and internal-rhyme contributes to the overall meaning of the poem.