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Readers have long considered Lawd Today! , Richard Wrights first writ [#permalink] New post   15 Nov 2022, 00:23
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Readers have long considered Lawd Today! , Richard Wright’s first written and last published novel, _____; the novel simply seems inconsistent with the image of what a Wright text should do or be.


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A. an artifact
B. a prototype
C. an anomaly
D. a mainstay
E. an aberration
F. a model



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Re: Readers have long considered Lawd Today! , Richard Wrights first writ [#permalink] New post   03 Dec 2022, 09:55
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the novel simply seems inconsistent with the image of what a Wright text should do or be.

From this, we can easily infer that the novel written before was an exception to the normal standard of his novels.

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