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1 year ago
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What details does the author provide in the fourth through seventh paragraphs to show the impact of the “strange blight” that su

ddenly descends upon the town? How does her use of these details connect with the fact that she describes them as an “evil spell” that had settled on the community?
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Aliun [14]1 year ago
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Answer: read chapter 3

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