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English, 04.02.2020 05:50, Jasten

In susan glaspell's play trifles, the word "trifles" a. ironically never occurs. b. occurs in a conversation between mrs. hale and mrs. peters. c. occurs in an argument between minnie and john. d. occurs in a line spoken by mr. hale.

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