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What is an inference that can be made about Dr. Mesmer?

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He does not want people to know he is not really a doctor.
He does not want people to know he is not really a doctor.

He has impressed Franklin with his skills.
He has impressed Franklin with his skills.

He knows more about medicine than other doctors.
He knows more about medicine than other doctors.

He does not want Franklin to copy his method of treating patients.

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