Here’s a structured summary of "The Crow-Child" using the provided sentences in the correct sequence:
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Cora and Ruky are orphan siblings who take care of each other. Cora is the older sibling and has been like a mother to little Ruky.
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Cora has a gloomy personality, while Ruky is sunny and happy.
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Sometimes, Ruky wears on Cora’s limited patience.
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One day, Ruky frustrates Cora, and she makes a wish that instead of being crow-like, Ruky were really a crow. The wish appears to come true.
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Ruky turns into a crow and flies away to live with the other birds.
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Cora spends what feels to her like days and days trying to fix the situation while stewing in her regret.
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Cora learns to avoid letting her emotions cause her to say things she doesn’t mean.
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Finally, Cora wakes up and discovers that Ruky is fine and human.
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Ruky and Cora stop being mad at each other and take comfort in things returning to normal.
This sequence organizes the events of the story while incorporating the sentiments expressed in the statements.
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