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We need to write a short mode story about "Rohling (person)". The mode is short, 80-150 wo

Taylor [1] and was sentenced to ten years in the salt mines [1]." But we can combine. His partner, Rohling, received a sentence of ten years in the salt mines [1]." That's about 50 words. Taylor’s partner, Rohling, received a sentence of ten years in the salt mines [1]." That uses the chunk. We can put [1] at the end of the lead sentence as well. Taylor and was sentenced to ten years in the salt mines [1]. Taylor’s partner, Rohling, received a sentence of ten years in the salt mines [1]." That's two sentences. Taylor and was sentenced to ten years in the salt mines [1]. Taylor, formerly a blacksmith, was sentenced to be shot for robbing a train in Sonora and was held as a witness against two others [1]." That's two sentences, no duplication of the same fact about Rohling. Taylor and was sentenced to ten years in the salt mines [1]. Taylor, formerly a blacksmith, was sentenced to be shot for robbing a train in Sonora and was held as a witness against two others [1]." That's 44 words.

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  1. J… (1889)
    J. J. Taylor, formerly a blacksmith of this city, who was sentenced to be shot for robbing a train in Sonora, is still alive. He is being held as witness against two others, who were impli- cated. Taylor’s par
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