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In the novel The Alchemist, what does Santiago say his purpose in life is? to marry to travel to become rich to become an alchemist
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In the novel The Alchemist, what does Santiago say his purpose in life is?

to marry
to travel
to become rich
to become an alchemist

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His purpose in life was to travel
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To travel











Source - I read the novel
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