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Anestetic [448]
3 years ago
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One driver has ____________(bring) a five -gallon can that he __________(drum) with a seal bone ________(find) on the beach. Whe

n a few seal ________ (take) the lead and ___________(move) inland, towards the plateau, the others stampede in the same direction. The _____________(slap) vibration of 400 bodies against the earth__________ ( carry) to the little pup, but now he has _______ (fall) back into sleep. Nervous mothers on the rookery _________ (pick) their way down to the sea. The grey sky_______ (lift).
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Mademuasel [1]3 years ago
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one drive has Bringing a five

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