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Mrs Jones Monologue
Hello cousin how you’re doing once I had tried to steal an extremely tall lady’s pocket book. But when I snatched the pocket book from her I didn’t sprint off as I planned. Instead I lost balance and fell. The extremely large lady had picked me up grabbed her pocket book and dragged me to her house. On the way she told her name was Mrs. Jones and said that she would teach me right to wrong. When we got there she told me to wash my face and asked me why I tried to steal her purse. I told her that I wanted blue suede shoes and that’s why I tried steal her purse. At the end of the day she gave me money so I can buy myself blue suede shoes and meeting Mrs. Jones changed my life. She told me a little about her life what she did right and what she
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