The answer would be A.
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His final relief and excitement at hitting upon his current proposal, which "hath something solid and real, of no Expence, and little Trouble," and which will not run the risk of angering England. <span>It will have nothing to do with England, in fact, since the flesh of human infants is too delicate to withstand exportation. </span>
Answer:
Science grants too much power.
Answer:
Beans wanted to give Farquar The Treatment.
Explanation:
"Wringer" is a novel written by Jerry Spinelli. The book is about a nine-year-old Palmer, who finds a bird. The story is based upon the Pigeon Day celebrated in Palmer's society, a day when a pigeon's neck is wrung for sports.
When Palmer catches up with Beans, Mutto, and Henry, Beans wanted to give Farquar The Treatment. The Treatment is a birthday punch given on arms every year.