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When Jim goes on his shore adventure in chapter thirteen he is separated from Dr. Livesey. As a result chapters 16-18 are told from Dr. Livesey's point of view to fill the reader in on what happened while
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When Jim goes on his shore adventure in chapter thirteen he is separated from Dr. Livesey. As a result chapters 16-18 are told from Dr. Livesey's point of view to fill the reader in on what happened while Jim was gone. However when Jim goes on his sea adventure, he is separated from Dr. Livesey from chapters 32-33, and we don't know what exactly happens to Dr. Livesey during these chapters. Write at least a five paragraph narrative from Dr. Livesey's point of view that shows what he was doing during these chapters. Make sure you include all the events that Dr. Livesey does throughout these chapters.

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Answer:this dosent make sense

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