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Match the quote (1 - 10) with the attribution (A - J) listed below:
1. “He looked like those paintings of Jesus on the cross”.
2. “I have had a happy life and thank the Lord. Goodbye and may God bless all!” ..................
...........10. “NEMO 1934.”
A. Walt says this about where Chris died (202).
B. Eric Hathaway, Chris’s friend from high school, says this is how Chris
motivated the cross-country team (112).
C. Gaylord Stuckey says this of McCandless, explaining why he gave him a ride
(158-59).
D. Wayne Westerberg says this of Chris’s work ethic (17-18).
E. Everett Ruess carves this into a stone slab and into several other locations
throughout his travels (94).
F. Jim Gallien says this of people who think they can come to Alaska and live
off the land (5).
G. Billie says this when she finds Chris’s Bible (202).
H. Carine says this of her brother, Chris, recalling when he returned from
a road trip (118).
I. Walt says this of his missing son (125).
J. Chris McCandless writes this as the last entry in his journal (199).
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