The Wild Blue Yonder is a bird that never touches the ground. It lays its eggs in the air high above the ground. Next, there are a few weeks of falling. The eggs hatch. The immature chicks fall for a month. Feathers grow. Finally, A miles or so above the ground, the young birds spread their wings and fly for the first time.
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I would say line 3
Explanation:
Between lines three and four, three is less descriptive, so that is the line that needs removed.
Answer: Mary Shelley was inspired to write Frankenstein during a summer holiday at Lake Geneva, during the so-called year without summer when continental Europe saw near constant rain and gloom.
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The caption would be the the detective spied on the suspects.
