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	<title>Comments on: Pastiche: Jewett</title>
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		<title>By: kloh</title>
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		<description>My professor congradulated me on this piece.  He called the language beautiful and the story &quot;a real story&quot; that is &quot;mature.&quot;  He did recommend that I change the ending because it is &quot;bittersweet,&quot; and perhaps &quot;more bitter than sweet.&quot;  This is because we all know it won&#039;t work out for Andrew in the future--that property is not his and a fence won&#039;t save the fort.  He recommended a short story that I plan to read and reassess The Tree Fort over the holiday.  I also found that everyone agreed--the dialect had to be removed.</description>
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