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Read this line from the end of "A Wolf and Little Daughter." "She sweetest, goodest safe!" Which best describes why this line is humorous? Little Daughter was not being good in the story. It mimics what
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Read this line from the end of "A Wolf and Little Daughter." "She sweetest, goodest safe!" Which best describes why this line is humorous? Little Daughter was not being good in the story. It mimics what the wolf repeats to Little Daughter. Readers did not think Little Daughter would survive. It shows that Little Daughter had nothing to worry about.

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Little Daughter was not being a good girl in the story.

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B

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i just took the test and its B i swear its B

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