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How To Write A Short Story Raymond's Run

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To begin with Raymond’s run was a very good story to read and I think that you will to like it also.first I will like to start with when squeaky was walking with her little brother and you know how she.is about her brother if any one messes with Raymond they will have some bad things coming to them.if they dare mess with dear Raymond besides she did not mind looking out for him but rely it. was.her only job she did not have any other thing to do any way but running and just looking after Raymond did not get in her way long as he did not get in the way of her running. his just find also so to get back on the I was going squeaky and her little brother Raymond was going down the street and her comes little miss thinks she so bad and she will

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