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In the reading "Life on the Mississippi," which of these does Mark Twain describe in great detail? A) His best friend B) The various boats on the river C) His father D) The boy who became a steamboatman
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In the reading "Life on the Mississippi," which of these does Mark Twain describe in great detail?

A) His best friend
B) The various boats on the river
C) His father
D) The boy who became a steamboatman

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D: The boy who became a steamboat man


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D the boy who became a steamboatmen (APEX)
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