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You won't have your head cut off if you never learn to tell a story , but you will have much more fun if you learn to tell one well . Let's see what scheme or plan was used by the author of the story of Scheherazade and the Sultan .
You won't have your head cut off if you never learn to tell a story , but you will have much more fun if you learn to tell one well . Let's see what scheme or plan was used by the author of the story of Scheherazade and the Sultan .
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Stories are called " flat " when they fail to carry out any of the three suggestions for good story - telling . Would you say that any of these anecdotes are " flat ” ? Prove your answer . 5. Plan to tell a story to your classmates .
Stories are called " flat " when they fail to carry out any of the three suggestions for good story - telling . Would you say that any of these anecdotes are " flat ” ? Prove your answer . 5. Plan to tell a story to your classmates .
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Side headings are chiefly of service to the reader , however , not because they look different from the other words , but because they tell in a few words the topic of the paragraph or section of the book to which they are attached .
Side headings are chiefly of service to the reader , however , not because they look different from the other words , but because they tell in a few words the topic of the paragraph or section of the book to which they are attached .
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Contents
RIN TIN TININ PERSON | 1 |
TRIBUTES TO DOGS George Graham Vest | 7 |
IN THE SCHOOL ORCHESTRA William Dodge Lewis | 17 |
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| Title | The New Silent Readers ... Book 6 of The New Silent Readers, Albert Lindsay Rowland |
| Authors | William Dodge Lewis, Albert Lindsay Rowland, Ethel Harriet Maltby Gehres |
| Publisher | John C. Winston Company, 1930 |
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