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Response To Jack Watson: Personal Narrative

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Jack Watson ½ Language Arts

¨No my dear¨ she said. Only you.
“No mam I think I’ll just go back to my room/
No sonny stay with me I enjoy your company.
Um i'm feeling very tired I think I will just take a nap.
OHH this lady is very creepy I thought to myself.
Oh Billy I made some nice fresh cookies for you.
Billy thought to himself how did she make those cookies so fast.
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