What is Hawthorne's purpose
in the following passage from
his biography of Franklin?
15-If Ben could do that, he
might certainly do anything.
A. To inform the reader about something
relating to Ben Franklin.
B. To convince the reader to think about
Ben Franklin in the same way Hawthorne
does.
C. To entertain the reader using Ben
Franklin as the subject of an entertaining
story.
Answers: 1
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