English, 12.12.2020 16:20, des12410

In "To My Old Master," what is Anderson's viewpoint of the
Colonel?
He doesn't believe the
Colonel is trustworthy, so
he asks to work for Henry
or George Carter instead.
He doesn't believe the
Colonel is trustworthy, so
he offers a test he knows
the Colonel will fail.
He believes the Colonel is
trustworthy and
appreciates the
healthcare he provided.
He believes the Colonel is
trustworthy and is grateful
for the clothing provided.

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In "To My Old Master," what is Anderson's viewpoint of the
Colonel?
He doesn't believe...