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The crystal unicorn

Julie Mitchell

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Abstract

While shopping with her mum, Gina sees a beautiful glass unicorn, and slips it in to her pocket, But then she realises that she will never be able to enjoy it, because she stole it. She confesses to her mother, who had already found the unicorn in Gina's pocket. Gina returns the unicorn to the shop. She promises never to steal again. Mum suggests that Gina should do odd jobs to earn money to buy the unicorn. When Gina makes the final payment on the unicorn, she puts it on her dressing table for everyone to enjoy.

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While shopping with her mum, Gina sees a beautiful glass unicorn, and slips it in to her pocket, But then she realises that she will never be able to enjoy it, because she stole it. She confesses to her mother, who had already found the unicorn in Gina's pocket. Gina returns the unicorn to the shop. She promises never to steal again. Mum suggests that Gina should do odd jobs to earn money to buy the unicorn. When Gina makes the final payment on the unicorn, she puts it on her dressing table for everyone to enjoy.

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While shopping with her mum, Gina sees a beautiful glass unicorn, and slips it in to her pocket, But then she realises that she will never be able to enjoy it, because she stole it. She confesses to her mother, who had already found the unicorn in Gina's pocket. Gina returns the unicorn to the shop. She promises never to steal again. Mum suggests that Gina should do odd jobs to earn money to buy the unicorn. When Gina makes the final payment on the unicorn, she puts it on her dressing table for everyone to enjoy.

Key concepts: Unicorn, Payment, Art, Art history, Business, Finance

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