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Read this student essay written about greek mythology. 1.the greek god of sheep and shepherds was pan. 2. pan had the body of a man, with the horns, legs, and tail of a goat. 3. he played the pan flute, which he made of hollow reeds. 4. pan became a popular character in art and literature over the years.
where should the quotation below be placed to further develop the paragraph? in fact, pan was “one of the great inspirations behind the childhood classic, peter pan” (graham 79).
before sentence 1
after sentence 2
before sentence 3
after sentence 4

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