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English, 04.12.2019 22:31, tdahna0403

Construct a working outline for a literary critique of the story you or your teacher has selected. refer back to the project for details regarding each of the steps required:

.record story information
.locate author information
.analyze short story elements
.include literary devices
.formulate your opinion
.write a recommendation
.get teacher input

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