What's peculiar about some of Stevenson's most admired works?

a. They were written while he was bedridden.

b. He wrote them while traveling throughout Africa and Europe.

c. It took him only six months to write five books.

d. He was illiterate, so he had a ghost writer.

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Brittany Douglas

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15 January, 10:33

What's peculiar about some of Stevenson's most admired works?

a. They were written while he was bedridden.

b. He wrote them while traveling throughout Africa and Europe.

c. It took him only six months to write five books.

d. He was illiterate, so he had a ghost writer.

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Maren Krause · Answer 1

A. While in this bedridden state, he wrote some of his most popular fiction, most notably Treasure Island (1883), Kidnapped (1886), Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886), and The Black Arrow (1888).

What's peculiar about some of Stevenson's most admired works?a. They were written while he was bedridden.b. He wrote them while traveling throughout Africa and Europe.c. It took him only six months to write five books.d. He was illiterate, so he had a ghost writer.

What's peculiar about some of Stevenson's most admired works?

a. They were written while he was bedridden.

b. He wrote them while traveling throughout Africa and Europe.

c. It took him only six months to write five books.

d. He was illiterate, so he had a ghost writer.