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GIVING BRAINLIEST read this short story the "ravine" when you finish write a reflective paragraph in your own words go to this link to read the story https://www. sedelco. org/cms/lib/PA01001902/Centricity/D omain/992/6th%20Grade%20ELA%20-%20T he%20Ravine%20Short%20Story. pdf

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