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Two Gentlemen Of Verona

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Nicola was not pleased when Jacopo asked the narrator to drive them to Poleta as he

did not want a stranger to become involved with their plans

preferred going to Poleta by train so that he could enjoy the scenery

did not want to ask help from anyone for favours

did not want to take help from someone he did not know well

Solution

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did not want a stranger to become involved with their plans

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