Complete the sentences with words that are punctuated and spelled correctly.

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Here are the correct answers that would best complete the given paragraph above:
-Once he arrived at the beach, Jonathan sat on a boulder and watched his dog, Hoolihan, outrun the spilling waves and then chase them back to sea in an endless cycle of fun.
-Soon another sound reached his ears, like an unexpected voice in a chorus; the faint but unmistakable bleating of sheep.
-To his horror, he saw dozens of sheep trying to hold their ground as they crept closer and closer to the edge of the cliff.

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