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Narrative And Descriptive Essay: Paw
Thud thud thud. Paws sprinted across the ground as the wind blew against her face. She constantly looked back to see if her pursuers were following but panicked when she realized they were merely a tail’s length behind her. “Please just leave my baby alone! He didn’t do anything to you!” she wailed as she desperately tried to get her newborn son into safety and away from them.
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