Friendship is like a violin; the music may stop now and then, but the strings will last forever
Answer: designed by Kipling and Graber to be read out aloud to a child
Explanation: The crab became too big for his shell.
Hello there here is the answer!:
<em>one of the instances are : What does it mean
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<em>to silence another? It means I ruminate on the hit
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<em>of rain against the tin roof of childhood, how I could listen
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<em>all day until the water rusted its way in.</em>
