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Two Gentlemen Of Verona

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The author did not speak to the boys on their journey because 

  • he thought the boys would prefer to keep their secret 

  • he thought the boys were ashamed of their sister's condition 

  • he thought they wouldn't tell him the truth

  • he thought the boys might ask him for money for their sister 

Solution

A.

he thought the boys would prefer to keep their secret 

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