In "Black Girl," when Madame

In "Black Girl," Diouana's decision to leave Africa inspires all of the following except the (1 point) Responses joy of the
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Read the following passage from "Black Girl."Used to being waited on hand and foot, Madame had yielded to her wifely duties, and
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Read the following passage from "Black Girl."Used to being waited on hand and foot, Madame had yielded to her wifely duties, and
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Read the following passage from "Black Girl."Used to being waited on hand and foot, Madame had yielded to her wifely duties, and
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Read the following passage from "Black Girl." Used to being waited on hand and foot, Madame had yielded to her wifely duties,
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Read the following passage from "Black Girl."Used to being waited on hand and foot, Madame had yielded to her wifely duties, and
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Question 25 of 52Read the following passage from "Black Girl." Used to being waited on hand and foot, Madame had yielded to her
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Read this passage from "Black Girl.""Samba," said the Monsieur, who had come to the kitchen, "the meal was excellent today. You
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Read this passage from "Black Girl.""Samba," said the Monsieur, who had come to the kitchen, "the meal was excellent today. You
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Read this passage from "Black Girl." "Samba," said the Monsieur, who had come to the kitchen, "the meal was excellent today. You
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