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| A group or set of something |
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| The quality of being intensely bright or brilliant |
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| A person who gives money or food tho the poor |
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| Forced submission or control by others |
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| to climb using both hands and feet |
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| a prayer on behalf of another |
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| any object, action, person, or place that has a meaning in itself and that also stands for something broader than itself |
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| a set of words that renames or further identifies the noun that comes right before or after it |
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| a story that teaches a moral lesson and has animals or forces of nature as character |
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| a story that illustrates a moral or religious teaching and features human characters |
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| the use of any of a variety of techniques tho give meaning, idea,, or feeling tho a written work |
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| In what country does the story take place? |
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| Why was Coyotito taken to the doctor? |
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| He was stung by a scorpion. |
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| What three things did Kino pledge tho buy with the money from the pearl? |
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| A proper wedding, an education for his son, and a rifle. |
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| How did Kino get his boat? |
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| He inherited it from his father. |
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| Why were Kino and Juana forced to flee from their home? |
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| Kino killed a man who attacked him. |
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