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The character of Henrietta Stackpole is used to portray A. a reserved socialite. B. an outspoken American. C. a modest European. D. an amiable companion.

The character of Henrietta Stackpole is used to portray A. a reserved socialite. B. an outspoken American. C. a modest European. D. an amiable companion.
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The character of Henrietta Stackpole is used to portray A. a reserved socialite. B. an outspoken American. C. a modest European. D. an amiable companion.

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B

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She’s an outspoken American who writes about European reserved socialites

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