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What is the moral lesson in "The Devil and Tom Walker" by Washington Irving? A. Thrift is wise. B. Greed does not pay. C. Never trust the devil. D. Ambition leads to wealth.
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What is the moral lesson in "The Devil and Tom Walker" by Washington Irving? A. Thrift is wise. B. Greed does not pay. C. Never trust the devil. D. Ambition leads to wealth.

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The correct answer is B, greed does not pay. Hope this helps!

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B: Greed does not pay

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