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English, 05.05.2020 11:04 mrstealyogirl40

Read an excerpt from “Baseball” by Lionel García.

One time we wound up all the way across town before we cornered Juan against a fence, held him down and hit him with the ball. Afterwards, we all fell laughing in a pile on top of each other, exhausted from the run through town.

Which tool does the author use in this excerpt?

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