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Lin lines 349-352, annie says that suddenly a wave of strong feeling came over me and my heart swelled with a great gladness as the words i shall never see this again spilled out inside me but then just as quickly my heart shriveled up and the words i shall never see again stabbed me explain how the authors word choices in this passage affect readers understanding of annies emotions

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