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English, 25.05.2021 19:10 amychan123

4. Why didn't the stranger want Mr. Foster to come along with him when he went to get Winnie? *
a. The man wanted to keep Mr. Foster from hurting the Tucks
b. The man thought Mr. Foster should stay with his wife until Winnie was safe.
c. The man didn't want anyone else to find out about the spring

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