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In "The Gift of the Magi" O. Henry sets up situational irony surrounding the areas of poverty, love, and Christmas. Review the underlined passage from section 36. Which area (poverty, love, or Christmas)
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In "The Gift of the Magi" O.

Henry sets up situational irony
surrounding the areas of
poverty, love, and Christmas.
Review the underlined passage
from section 36. Which area
(poverty, love, or Christmas) is
O. Henry developing in this
section?


A. Love
B. Poverty (Not that)
C. Christmas

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answer is A
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Answer:

a

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does not need one

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