Under one of the wooden planks/floor boards.
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I remember getting the phone call that changed my life forever. One minute I was reading a book, waiting for my brother to get home. He was running late that night, but I didn't think anything of it. Then, the phone rang. The voice on the phone was sharp and monotonous, but there was the slightest tinge of pity. It felt like someone had rammed a mallet into my stomach when I heard he died. I clenched the telephone with all my strength. It felt like I was going to crush it. At that moment, a mist of deep sorrow clouded over me and everything I felt was pain. The effects of my anguish were almost numbing; I couldn't feel anything but the dull pounds of torture in my head. The world was gone to me.
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<span>Some mood words that describe this passage are: cold, suspenseful, lonely, nighttime. The mood word 'cold' describes this passage because it's mentioned that there are chilly gusts of wind. 'suspenseful' fits because there is a sense of suspense building in the lack of people in the streets. 'Lonely' is a mood word that works because suddenly there are no people around, except for the narrator. And 'nightttime' is an appropriate mood word for this passage because it mentions that the time is 10 o'clock at night.</span>
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Where is the article? If I see it, I can help you.
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