English, 16.02.2021 21:00, sk9600930

In the underlined passage from Paragraph 32 of Life on
the Mississippi, Mark Twain
compares the river with
A. a majestic painting.
B. a book.
C. the score of a beautiful symphony.

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In the underlined passage from Paragraph 32 of Life on
the Mississippi, Mark Twain
comp...