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You can infer from details in the tide rises, the tide falls that the traveler a. can t be heard. b. is longfellow. c. disappears. d. dies.
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You can infer from details in the tide rises, the tide falls that the traveler

a. can t be heard.
b. is longfellow.
c. disappears.
d. dies.

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I'm pretty sure its D. dies.
User Bresiu
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D: dies is ur answer

Hope it helps
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