In Franklin's letter, what is the whistle a symbol of? A. something that will not last B. something that young people like C. something that a person really wants D. something that is of no personal use

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In Franklin's letter, what is the whistle a symbol of?

A. something that will not last
B. something that young people like
C. something that a person really wants
D. something that is of no personal use

In Franklin's letter, what is the whistle a symbol of? A. something that will not-example-1

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C.something that a person really wants

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