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English, 06.04.2021 17:00 meaghan18

The great Rat Hunt story questions. 1. In the beginning of the story how does Laurence , The narrator describe himself and his relationship with his father? 2. Using words from the text, what does Laurence, the narrator, learn about his father while they are papering for the hunt? To read the story go online and type “The Great Rat Hunt” to get the story!

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