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The George And The Jewels Analysis
These paragraphs really did have things in common, but also some distinctive differences, shall we find out? In “The George and the Jewels” by Jane Smiley and “Black Beauty: The Autobiography of a Horse” by Anna Sewell, the passages have differences and similarities. In the excerpt from The Georges and the Jewels, the author describes a young Abby (the narrator) on how she turns to love horses and dislike her father's business. In the excerpt from Black Beauty: an autobiography of a horse, the author describes a horse on how it learns to accept the way it is treated and learns to accept his master’s wishes. First off is the similarities. The two passages don’t have significant similarities but they do have some. A similarity I saw that

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