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English, 12.02.2021 07:10, shannydouglas

Which quote best describes Roger's feelings in the passage? - "Thank you, ma'am" (paragraph 48)

- "I just want you to turn me loose" (paragraph 20)

- I wanted a pair of blue suede shoes" (paragraph 34)

- "You gonna take me to jail? (paragraph 30)​

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Which quote best describes Roger's feelings in the passage? - "Thank you, ma'am" (paragraph 48)

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