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King Midas turned all but the following into gold in the Reader's Theater play. his child his dog his wife his servant
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King Midas turned all but the following into gold in the Reader's Theater play.

his child
his dog
his wife
his servant

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Answer:

His wife

Step-by-step explanation:

He turned his child into gold accidentally by hugging her.

He also turned the servant to gold when the servant was feeding him grapes, which also turned to gold. "But as soon as the grape touched Midas's lips, both it and the servant turned to gold. "

I'm not sure, sorry if it's wrong.

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