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Igoryamba
3 years ago
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Cuando luvindos e concolor em Pleso en el lado derecho hoscolo una mancha Hacieron venir alchio que lo havia enfofelada Yel dijo

que locultar la seva que lo mancha debia haber sido detes y aur met dijo que aquella mancha debia dar hay y que suobligacion cra haver dicho que avio humedad, Mateu dijo que mas voldria que fuesemos Ovex Olo, vein Pox que olomejox tenia el fredadero en old lado y que si lo tenian ajugerado estábanos Perdidos......
urge es para horita .​
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malfutka [58]3 years ago
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