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3 years ago

Why does Burn Sanderson come to the Coates farm?

2 answers:

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I don't really k but i think it's D.to purchase one of their milk cows or C.to warn the family about hydrophobia but i would choose one of those two.
or maybe it's supposed to be D. to purchase a milk cow or something.

hope i helped :)

lyudmila [28]3 years ago

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The answer would be C Because in the book it says "burn sanders went to tell the family that hydrophobia spread to coats farm"
(sorry this is late hope it helps for any one else who has this question) :D

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