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Summary Of The Unforgettable Legacy Of Gwynn
In “The Unforgettable Legacy of Miss Bessie Taylor Gwynn” Carl Rowen a man who chooses to write about a memorable teacher he had who challenged him to become “all that he could be” Miss Bessie during his moment . Obviously, Mr. Rowen credits Miss Bessie with having a powerful impact on his life. For me that the person would my boyfriend Zachary. I would choose this person because my boyfriend has three major impacts on my life and challenged me into a better person. One Reason he has an impact on my life because he treats me with the abundance of care. He always making sure I am okay and constantly check up on me. Zach makes sure I eat, get plenty of sleep, homework, and shows what it is like to be treated like a queen. For example, he'll
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