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Layla was pulling Lillian
Jack looked through the trees
James and Isabella
Gavin
Canal Grande
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Mickey A boy looses his dog
Sunsets purple, orange and navy
Windows like Eyes
James In The Car
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My Dear Layla
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Talking at Night - Tom
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A wish, a memorie, home
Opening Sentences
Create Complex Characters
Describe a House
A&P Parking Lot
Alex
Layla was pulling Lillian
Jack looked through the trees
James and Isabella
Gavin
Canal Grande
Helen
Mickey A boy looses his dog
Sunsets purple, orange and navy
Windows like Eyes
James In The Car
The Accident
Remy Working at The Parking Ramp
Jack Was Slippery As an Eel
My Dear Layla
La Langue Francaise
Talking at Night - Tom
The Rosary
Poetry
Poetry Elements
Summer
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Extra Credit
Discussion Boards
A wish, a memorie, home
Opening Sentences
Create Complex Characters
Describe a House
A&P Parking Lot
Alex
Layla was pulling Lillian
Jack looked through the trees
James and Isabella
Gavin
Canal Grande
Helen
Mickey A boy looses his dog
Sunsets purple, orange and navy
Windows like Eyes
James In The Car
The Accident
Remy Working at The Parking Ramp
Jack Was Slippery As an Eel
My Dear Layla
La Langue Francaise
Talking at Night - Tom
The Rosary
Poetry
Poetry Elements
Summer
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