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Lewis Carroll wrote Through the Looking- Glass to? A. warn children about strangers B. explain how to play chess C. illustrate a dream he had D. entertain a young girl​
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Lewis Carroll wrote Through the Looking- Glass to?

A. warn children about strangers
B. explain how to play chess
C. illustrate a dream he had
D. entertain a young girl​

User Johnny Rockex
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I believe it's C. He didn't write it to warn kids about strangers, nor to entertain a young girl. Explaining how to play chess with a big story like that? C is the only answer that makes sense.

Explanation: I just step by stepped it.

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