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Learning to Read and Write by Frederick Douglass
The first couple of sentences in the story, though simple, are very powerful. How do they serve to set up the mood of the piece and the reader's expectations?

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Answer:The primary intention of the author is to convey to the reader/world that how he learned to read and write. He keeps the lines in this work very simple from the beginning to the end.

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