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English, 26.03.2021 20:00, lightning1157blaze

PLEASE HELP ASAP 5. How does O'Brien spend his time at Tip Top Lodge?
checks in guests; sits around the fire having deep conversations with guests

chops wood, winterizes the place, sweeps, little talking

fishes, takes people on guided tours

hikes the high peaks region, camps out under the stars

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