English, 20.11.2019 05:31 shreyasrikanth1
How does mr. auld's conversation with mrs. auld in paragraph 1 contribute to the central idea of this passage?
a. douglass begins to understand the deep down division between mr. and mrs.
b. douglass begins to appreciate the obstacles he faces in learning to read
c. douglass begins to understand the value of education for his future
d. douglass begins to resent the people he is enslaved to.
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