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In literature, allusions are a familiar or common reference to something, someone, or an event from past literature, religion, history, or culture. An allusion is a figure of general speech that makes a brief and direct or inferred reference to a well-known story, person, object, or idea of cultural, historical, literary, or political significance.
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She didn't. She didn't have the right to wish. Only the husband had the power and the right to make 3 wishes. She was trying frantically to open the door to let her son in. She could only think of getting him back. The husband made it quite clear that she really didn't want to do that.
He had been dead for 10 days when the thought occurred to her that she wanted him back.
He had seen the mangled body. She had not. He warned her not to fool around with fate. He knew it would somehow end in disaster.
It was the third wish that undid the effects of the second wish.
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i dont think anybody would do that for 5 points
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The answer is B, speak more than one language
Between grass and felt. at a comma to either end of the phrase to make it gramatically correct.
