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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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drought
After the drought has killed the farmer's crops, he left his house. He walk up the moutains, through the rice fields, along with a thity-mile river. Then he toiled a few more miles before he reached the city.
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Hi, After the drought has killed the farmer's crops, he left his house. He walk up the moutains, through the rice fields, along with a thity-mile river. Then he toiled a few more miles before he reached the city.
- Hi, After the drought has killed the farmer's crops, he left his house.
- He walk up the moutains, through the rice fields, along with a thity-mile river.
- Then he toiled a few more miles before he reached the city.
- After the drought had killed the farmer's crops, he left his house.
- He walked over the mountains, through the rice fields and along a thirty-mile river.
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Hi,
After the drought has killed the farmer's crops, he left his house. He walk up the moutains, through the rice fields, along with a thity-mile river. Then he toiled a few more miles before he reached the city.
After the drought had killed the farmer's crops, he left his house. He walked over the mountains, through the rice fields and along a thirty
After the drought has killed the farmer's crops, he left his house. He walk up the moutains, through the rice fields, along with a thity-mile river. Then he toiled a few more miles before he reached the city.
After the drought had killed the farmer's crops, he left his house. He walked over the mountains, through the rice fields and along a thirty
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