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Why does the narrator think Jim and Della are wise? They make sure that the items they buy can be exchanged. They know exactly what to get for each other. They do not care about…

Why does the narrator think Jim and Della are wise? They make sure that the items they buy can be exchanged. They know exactly what to get for each other. They do not care about…
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Why does the narrator think Jim and Della are wise? They make sure that the items they buy can be exchanged. They know exactly what to get for each other. They do not care about material things. They sacrifice possessions for love.

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D they sacrifice possessions for love

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User Ali Mohammadi
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D they sacrifice possessions for love

Thanks would help out a ton
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