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English, 04.03.2020 00:27, quinnalbertson8643

Which event caused the narrator to stay with Henry?
O A) He looked again at the picture of Henry's wife.
OB) He was exhausted and needed a night's sleep.
OC) He looked forward to staying in such a lovely home.
D) He knew he would meet miners from neighboring areas.

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