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The Lottery by Shirley Jackson

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English

 

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May 4, 2013

 

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A small old black wooden box is used to shuffle and pass out slips of paper out to the townsfolk, the various head of house-holds line up to be dealt a small hand of fate. A lot of the original stuff that came with the small black wooden box has been long since lost, and the box too was shabby looking after many years of use...
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A lot of the original stuff that came with the small black wooden box has been long since lost, and the box too was shabby looking after many years of use. After some commotion Mr. Summers declared the lottery ?opened' and several list were gathered. The lists had family's names and the name of each head of household on the list, and each person drew for each family...
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