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The story of an eraser and a pencil.

Pencil: I'm sorry.

Eraser: What's that for, dear? You didn't do anything wrong, did you?

Pencil: Oh yes I did, you've suffered a pain only because of me. Whenever I make a mistake, you are always with me to help me correct it. But when you do that, you hurt yourself. Every time like that, you are smaller and weaker.

Eraser: That's right! But honey, never mind! You know, I was created to do this. I was created to help you whenever you make mistakes. Though I know I will disappear someday and you will have another mother, I'm still happy with what I did for you. Thus, don't worry, dear! I don't like seeing you when you're sad.
  

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The story of an eraser and a pencil. Pencil: I'm sorry. Eraser: What's that for, dear?

  • The story of an eraser and a pencil.
  • Pencil: I'm sorry.
  • Eraser: What's that for, dear?
  • You didn't do anything wrong, did you?
  • Pencil: Oh yes I did, you've suffered a pain only because of me.
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The story of an eraser and a pencil.

Pencil: I'm sorry.

Eraser: What's that for, dear? You didn't do anything wrong, did you?

Pencil: Oh yes I did, you've suffered a pain only because of me. Whenever I make a mistake, you are always with me to help me correct it. But when you do that, you hurt yourself. Every time like that
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Blue Jay Though I know I will disappear someday and you will have another mother (I'm not sure what you mean here) I'm still happy with what I did for you.
Eraser is a mother. Pencil is her daughter.
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OK, now I get it. You have written a nice little story. I enjoyed reading it.
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Blue Jay OK, now I get it. You have written a nice little story. I enjoyed reading it.
Oh, really? Thank you. But I did not write it. I just translated it from Vietnamese into English.

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