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Based on the novel’s historical context, what is the most likely reason why Mitchell bothers Paul while he is reading on his father’s land?

Based on the novel’s historical context, what is the most likely reason why Mitchell bothers Paul while he is reading on his father’s land?
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Based on the novel’s historical context, what is the most likely reason why Mitchell bothers Paul while he is reading on his father’s land?

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D

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D. Mitchell is angry that Paul has privileges that he does not.

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Trust.

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