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The word BURY turns out to be very important in this story. How? Why is it IRONIC? Read very carefully. The text is called, “Penny in The Dust” (15POINTS)
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The word BURY turns out to be very important in this story. How? Why is it IRONIC? Read very carefully. The text is called, “Penny in The Dust” (15POINTS)
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Answer: The title of the book is "Penny in the Sand" when the writer said the phrase: "Bury it deep in the sand" He was making a reference to the title of the book.
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