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Choose one of the stories you have already read throughout this unit within Lesson Activities. Click on the title below; the text of the story will ask to be copied .Then, you will annotate the text, and include the link below. An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge (from American Realism)
Editha (from Complex Characters in Realism)
The Yellow Wallpaper (from Unreliable Narrators)
The L1,000,000 Bank Note (from Humor in American Realism)
The Open Boat (from American Naturalism)
The Human Drift (from The Naturalism Movement)
JUST LET ME KNOW WHAT I NEED TO HIGHLIGHT THESES ARE THE LINKS FOR THE STORIES JUST PICK ONE AND EXPLAIN WHAT NEEDS TO BE HIGHLIGHTED

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