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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
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Caught ‘em down
Would you correct my dictation?
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“Caught ‘em down, can’t you?” “Oh, no.” he says, staring at where they grow so fiercely, crowding at the roses hill that planted years ago. “Saving those, sweetheart.” “Why!?” “For soup, nettle soup to make you beautiful.”
http://audioscraps.tistory.com/269
“Caught ‘em down, can’t you?” “Oh, no.” he says, staring at where they grow so fiercely, crowding at the roses hill that planted years ago. “Saving those, sweetheart.” “Why!?” “For soup, nettle soup to make you beautiful.”
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" "Oh, no," he says, staring at where they [the nettles] grow so fiercely, crowding out the roses Hilda planted years ago. "
- " "Oh, no," he says, staring at where they [the nettles] grow so fiercely, crowding out the roses Hilda planted years ago.
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"Cut 'em [the nettles] down, can't you?"
"Oh, no," he says, staring at where they [the nettles] grow so fiercely, crowding out the roses Hilda planted years ago. "[I'm] Saving those, sweetheart."
"Why?"
"For soup, nettle soup, to make you beautiful."
"Oh, no," he says, staring at where they [the nettles] grow so fiercely, crowding out the roses Hilda planted years ago. "[I'm] Saving those, sweetheart."
"Why?"
"For soup, nettle soup, to make you beautiful."
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