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What sentence from the story "Ripple, the Water-Spirit by Louisa May Alcott An Adaptation" best supports the author’s point of view? Please help me, I hope the points are okay for this question. Thank
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What sentence from the story "Ripple, the Water-Spirit by Louisa May Alcott An Adaptation" best supports the author’s point of view?

Please help me, I hope the points are okay for this question.
Thank you so much, this is a big help for me.

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“Give him back to me alive and laughing, or I cannot live. Dear sprite, have you no charm to make the little darling breathe again? Oh, find one, find one, or let me lie beside him in the hungry sea.”

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