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English, 30.04.2021 21:30, melikefood01

I really need help Listen to the story of Richard Whittington, and then read it.

Identify the story's theme and the main ideas and events of the story. Make a plan for your summary, and then write a summary, 300 words or longer, of the story of Richard Whittington in the box below. Begin with an introduction identifying your summary of the story. Then discuss the story's theme. Use the middle of your summary to write about the story's main ideas and events. Write a conclusion that includes the theme and major ideas.

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