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In Peking Dust, how do the Peking cart drivers treat their horses? They keep the horses in their harnesses all day. They provide the horses with little decoration. The horses are valued and well cared
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In Peking Dust, how do the Peking cart drivers treat their horses?

They keep the horses in their harnesses all day.

They provide the horses with little decoration.

The horses are valued and well cared for.

The horses are overworked and mistreated.

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c

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its the right answer on the quizz

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C the horses are valued and well cared for

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