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Chapter 14
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How does young Frederick justify to himself the taking of food from Master Thomas's stores when starving?
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He reasons that since his own labor is stolen from him, reclaiming food isn't truly theft
B
He believes stealing is always wrong but does it anyway out of desperation
C
He asks Mrs. Auld's permission each time
D
He refuses to take food and simply endures the hunger
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