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Which of the following phrases from the novel best describes Johnny's status, or place, in the

houschold as the book begins?

Most of the boys in the other shops around Hancock's wharf liked Johnny ...

Of the three boys, only Johnny read easily and well.

His ability made him semi-sacred. He knew his power and reveled in it.

He was a rather skinny boy, neither large nor small for fourteen.

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HELLP

Which of the following phrases from the novel best describes Johnny's status, or place, in the

houschold as the book begins?

Most of the boys in the other shops around Hancock's wharf liked Johnny ...

Of the three boys, only Johnny read easily and well.

His ability made him semi-sacred. He knew his power and reveled in it.

He was a rather skinny boy, neither large nor small for fourteen.

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Cole Carroll · Answer 1

johnny was better

Explanation:

since Johnny could read he had more of an advantage than the other boys he most likely free up in an educated household before he was moved