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1.How does the writer present the setting, the town of Maycomb, in this extract from To Kill A Mockingbird? Write an extended paragraph, answering this quesiton. You should have a clear point about the setting, evidence from the text in quotation marks, and an explanation of the writer's technique and effect.

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