Short Story Of Catherine Butler

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Professor Caouette,
My name is Catherine Butler from your first year writing class. I am sorry to bother you so late at night I was trying to work on the project part one paper and I can't seem to find the assignment on blackboard. Again I am sorry to bother you about this so last minute the last 24 hours have been a bit crazy for my family. My uncle had passed away last night. I'm not asking for an extension I was just worried you had taken the assignment down.

Catherine

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