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English, 16.09.2021 06:20, markarianlaura1

hi! Please Read this really short story and pull out a specific sentence (or a couple of sentences right by each other) that explains who the intended audience is (it would also help if you also just gave me an intended audience alone) and the tone.


hi! Please Read this really short story and pull out a specific sentence (or a couple of sentences
hi! Please Read this really short story and pull out a specific sentence (or a couple of sentences
hi! Please Read this really short story and pull out a specific sentence (or a couple of sentences
hi! Please Read this really short story and pull out a specific sentence (or a couple of sentences

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