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To be my good. From Robert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd Osbourne, The Wrecker. Originally published in 1892.
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The narrator would most likely describe his father as someone who is
O handsome but conceited
O hardworking but misguided
judgmental and harsh
O hopeless and pessimistic

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