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Sara had the opportunity to travel from Bombay, India, to London, England. She liked to daydream. Do you think daydreaming is a good way to spend your time? Why or why not?
"Is this the place?" Sara whispered, cuddling still closer to him. "Is it, papa?" What were Sara's true feelings? How was she going to survive? How would you counsel Sara?
Sara loved to read all types of books. How would you convince Sara to choose the last novel that you read?
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