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lidiya [134]
2 years ago
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HELPPPPPPPPP ASAPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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spin [16.1K]2 years ago
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C is the awnser thank you for your time and consideration for the position of the things that make smartphones so vital to our daily lives and the cockroaches in the blanks of the things that make smartphones so vital to our daily lives and the other day I have a larger version for a new robot and I don't

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At line 7, Milton wonders if God still expects him to keep writing without his sight, then decides that God is more forgiving than he was giving him credit for, Surely, knowing of his condition and strong desire to please Him, God wouldn't expect anything that he couldn't possibly accomplish, nor would he punish him.

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