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Literature homework-What have you learnt from this lesson?
Monday, July 6, 2009

I have learnt the true meaning of the phrase’ Do not judge a book by its cover’. From this lesson, I have learnt not to judge a person by only how he looks like. I also have to judge a person through their speech or their thoughts, their relationships with others, actions and their backgrounds.

--Mary HAD a little lamb--

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