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4. Great Dane by Wilma Walker
First, Second, or This
Persen Point of...
English, 18.03.2021 02:40 estherdinhllama
Tuesday
une
4. Great Dane by Wilma Walker
First, Second, or This
Persen Point of view
The dog slobbered his huge tongue up Alice's face, leaving behind a sticky trail
. "Yuck!" Alice should
while waping the slobber from off of her brow. Alice didn't like the dog that her parents gou her. She had
wanted a cute little dog that could sit in her lap and wear tiny sweaters, not a great big hound that
knocked over her dolls with its tail and left drool puddles everywhere. "Go away!" Alice shouted at the
great hulking beast. If the dog understood what she was saying, he didn't seem to show it
Narrator's Point of View.
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