Personal Pronouns A

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I will tell you a story about three characters in Greek mythology.

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They are named Daphne, Apollo, and Cupid.

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Apollo loved Daphne, but Daphne did not love him.

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Cupid's malice caused dissent between them.

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Apollo said, "Cupid's arrows are not worthy weapons for me."

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Cupid replied, "This arrow is small but still can wound you."

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Then he stood on a rock and pulled two arrows from a quiver.

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Aiming at Daphne, Cupid pierced her with a tiny leaden arrow.

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From then on, she refused all offers of marriage.

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Cupid's golden darts bring love, and leaden darts repel it.

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