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In Lesson 1, you paraphrased the first sentence of this paragraph to look something like this: The Pilgrims, all on one ship, traveled for many days, and many suffered seasickness. Now you will paraphrase the entire paragraph, adding textual evidence about the proud and very profane young man.

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