English, 07.03.2020 01:35 brooklynunderwood46

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How does Mrs. Sheridan's dialogue help develop the story?
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By saying she is exhausted from the party, she implies
go visit the dead man's family, so Laura is forced to go

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How does Mrs. Sheridan's dialogue h...