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ORText 5 — ProseIf you choose this text you may not write a critical essay on Prose in Section 2.Read the extract below and then attempt the following questions.Kidnapped by Robert Louis StevensonIn this extract, which is from Chapter 23 of the novel, David Balfour and Alan BreckStewart are w[r]

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Scott Foresman Reading Street provides over 600 leveled readers that help children become better readers and build a lifelong love of reading. The Reading Street leveled readers are engaging texts that help children
practice critical reading skills and strategies. They also provide opportunities to[r]

Scott Foresman Reading Street provides over 600 leveled readers that help children become better readers and build a lifelong love of reading. The Reading Street leveled readers are engaging texts that help children
practice critical reading skills and strategies. They also provide opportunities to[r]