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    The Apple Tree

    Aug 27, 2020 2 minutes
    By Anna Stone, age 11

    It was a sunny day – perfect for hopscotch, skipping and, most importantly, gardening, which is exactly what Emily Swift was doing. She was on her knees, digging and planting, digging and planting. Emily liked the repetition of it. If she was

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