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RY X
by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 04:03 PM
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Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 29,275
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Joined: Jul 2010
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HiDee KaleyGal!
Here's what I see it could use/oughta have, JMO, natch!
Par.1: AOK Par.2: Consider "...something SPECIAL to feel better," she said. Par.3: AOK Par 4: AOK Par 5: Missin' (") Quote marks at beginning of Paragraph. Then, as Babies Quote Mom, needs (') Single Quote Marks 'Hide children, hide!' (& I'd recommend an Exclamation Point on that Phrase, as-shown. ...under some brush(") needs double Quote Mark, at Paragraph's End. Par 6: Tricky One. THINK this is EXACTLY Right: (...but it's confusing even me a bit): "The last thing we heard Mama say," whispered the other baby, "was 'Run down to the fence row. You'll be safe there. I'll come back for you as soon as I can.'"
All the Rest checks out Fine! Congrats on an engrossing & interesting Tale..which I know the Wee Ones'll love instantly & Us Grownups'll enjoy Reading to 'Em!
Best Wishes & Big Hugs, Ol' Stan
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