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Why do henry's friends wait so long to reveal the truth to the narrator? In Mark Twain The Californian's Tale
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Why do henry's friends wait so long to reveal the truth to the narrator?

In Mark Twain The Californian's Tale

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At the conclusion of the narrative, the narrator discovers that the lady has died. Because they do not want Henry to recall anything until he is inebriated.

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