BISHOP HEBER COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS.
TIRUCHIRAPPALLI - 620017
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Key
II Year Part - II
English
English through
Extensive Reading (U12EG4L4)
Answers
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01
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a
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Anton
Chekhov
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02
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b
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A
play that uses exaggeration for humor
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03
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a
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Farcical
drama
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04
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a
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reception
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05
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c
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Lomov
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06
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d
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To
propose the hand of Stepanovitch’s daughter
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07
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a
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35
years
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08
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b
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Lomov
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09
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c
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dealer
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10
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d
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Meadows,
birch.
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11
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a
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40
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12
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b
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papers
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13
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b
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Tschub
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14
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b
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Is
his true, ideal love
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15
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c
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Takes
as an insult
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16
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b
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To
call Lomov back quickly
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17
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a
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Her
stubborn contrainerss until she learn that Lomov wants to propose
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18
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a
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Why
didn’t I shoot myself…..
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19
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b
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Natalia
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20
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a
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Usurper
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21
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c
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reapers
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22
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a
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Because
that meadows are Lomov’s property
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23
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d
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His
neighbor Lomov
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24
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d
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125
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25
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c
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85
roubles
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26
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b
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Norman
McKinnel
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27
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C
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Bishop’s
sister
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28
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D
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Soup
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29
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c
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Message
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30
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b
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Gringorie
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31
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A
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Silver
salt-cellars
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32
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b
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Kitchen
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34
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c
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Persome
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35
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a
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The
Bishop
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36
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b
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Prison
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37
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a
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Candlesticks
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38
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b
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Dying
gift
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39
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c
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Bishop
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40
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a
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To
keep her warm
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41
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c
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Charity
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42
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d
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Bailiff
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43
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b
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Candlesticks
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44
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a
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Soul
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45
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c
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Three
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46
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d
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Persome
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47
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a
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Poor
traveler
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48
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b
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Food
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49
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c
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Doors
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50
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d
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He
stole for food
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51
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a
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Throne
room
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52
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b
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Handkerchief
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53
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b
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Princess
Camilla
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54
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c
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Chancellor
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55
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a
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Painter
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56
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b
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Prince
Simon
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57
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c
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Queen
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58
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a
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Eg
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59
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c
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Dulcibella
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60
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d
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She
was dumb
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61
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d
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Coo
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62
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a
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Carlo
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63
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a
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Malkin
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64
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a
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Wedding
day
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65
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b
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Answer
a riddle
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66
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c
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152
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67
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c
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King
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68
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a
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Carlo
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69
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c
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Eg
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70
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c
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West
Turrent
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71
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b
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Eagle
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72
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a
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Suitor
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73
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b
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Malkin
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74
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a
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Family
bridal
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75
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b
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Camilla
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76
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a
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Maid
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78
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a
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Visor
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79
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a
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Simon
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80
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a
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Ginger
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81
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a
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Trick
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82
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a
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Little
woman
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83
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a
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What
is it which has four legs and mews lika a cat?
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84
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a
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Doggie
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85
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a
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quickness
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86
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a
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Son
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87
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a
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Half
an hour
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88
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a
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Wedding
- day
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89
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a
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Hans
Anderson
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90
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a
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A
dog
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91
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b
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King
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92
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c
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Because
they know princess is not beautiful
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93
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d
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One
of them was not quite so quick than others
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94
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a
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Moat
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95
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b
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christening
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96
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c
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secrets
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97
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d
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Camilla
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98
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a
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Carlo
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99
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b
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Chancellor
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100
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c
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She
adores him
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101
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a
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Commercial
room
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102
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a
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Penfold
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103
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b
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Dr.
Leek
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104
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d
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Somers
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105
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b
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Penfold
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106
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a
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Dr.
Leek
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107
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a
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A
waiter
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108
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a
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Penfold
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109
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d
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All
the above
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110
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a
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Hand-
kerchief
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111
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a
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Strangle
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112
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a
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Rivals
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113
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a
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A
bet
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114
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a
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Red
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115
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a
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George
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116
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a
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At
the bar
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117
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a
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Tap
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118
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a
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Somers
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119
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c
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Dr.
Leek
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120
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a
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Malcolm
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121
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a
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White
stocking
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122
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d
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Malcolm
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123
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a
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Hirst
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124
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a
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Fear
of ghost
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125
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a
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Nocturnal
Stranger
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126
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a
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Wasserkopf
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127
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a
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40
yrs
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128
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a
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Lederer
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129
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d
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Wasserkopf
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130
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a
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for
the refund of his tuition fees
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131
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a
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18
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132
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a
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Thirty
years
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133
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a
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Ministry
of education
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134
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a
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Re-
examination
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135
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a
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Prevent
wasserkopf from failing
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136
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a
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Excellent
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137
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b
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Excellent
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138
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a
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Numb
skull
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139
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b
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Seven
meters
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140
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a
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Very
Good
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141
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c
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Cannibal
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142
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a
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Physics
Teacher
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143
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a
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Brunswick
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144
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a
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Emperor
Barbarossab
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145
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a
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Old
stick in the mud
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146
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b
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Two
thousand six hundred and twenty nine litres
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147
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a
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6450
crowns and Heller
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148
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a
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How
much does the school owe him?
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149
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a
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Very
stupid person
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150
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d
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One
pretend goodness which he doesnot possess
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151
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a
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Aunt
Polly
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152
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b
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She loves him, but frustrated with him
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153
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c
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lazy, skips school and liar
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154
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d
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The boy hit him with a rock
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155
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a
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Whitewashing
the fence
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156
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b
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By kicking his hind end
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157
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c
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Taunted him
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158
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d
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He tricked his friends into doing it for
him.
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159
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a
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An
apple and doughnut
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160
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b
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A pansy
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161
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d
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she
was not interesting
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162
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b
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He
was a bad kid
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163
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c
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warts
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164
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d
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to
sit near girls as a punishment
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165
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a
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Joe
Harper
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166
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b
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a
stick
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167
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c
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Kissed
her
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168
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d
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When
Tom mentioned the name of Amy Lawrence
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169
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a
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Because
Becky refused talking to him
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170
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b
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To
make her feel bad and get attention
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171
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d
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He was going to the cemetery with Huck
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172
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a
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Digging
up the grave
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173
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b
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Potter
wanted more money from Dr. Robinson
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174
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c
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Injun Joe put the knife in Potter’s
hand
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175
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d
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by
signing in blood
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176
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a
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Muff
Potter
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177
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b
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Sid
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178
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c
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Aunt Polly silence to making him feel
guilty
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179
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d
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He
had bad dreams
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180
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b
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Small
comforts
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181
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c
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Because Becky Thatcher was sick
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182
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a
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all
show off and whooping around with the boys
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183
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d
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like
she didn’t approve of him
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184
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d
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Rip out a page
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185
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a
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She
cannot bear the punishment
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186
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b
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He confessed of doing so
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187
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a
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guilty
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188
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b
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Help them fish, gave Huck food
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189
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c
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Tom
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190
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d
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Jumped
out the window and ran away
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191
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b
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The defense lawyer
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192
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b
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they feared that Injun Joe would come and kill
them
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193
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c
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Treasure
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194
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d
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The floor creaked
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195
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c
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The
broken stairs
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196
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b
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Huck
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197
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c
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by
unlocking it
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198
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d
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He was scared he would kill him.
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199
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a
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Injun Joe
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200
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b
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he
was drunk
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201
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c
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Tom
is Polly's sister's son
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202
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a
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a
black boy who works at the house
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203
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c
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whitewashing
the fence
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204
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d
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dead cat
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205
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d
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brass
knob
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206
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a
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Amy
Lawrence
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207
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a
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Muff
Potter
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208
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a
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To
cure warts
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209
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a
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idyllic
boyhood
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210
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c
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Injun
Joe is seeking revenge for events in the past.
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211
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c
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Tom’s
younger half- brother
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212
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b
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He
flees out the window.
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213
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a
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Muff
Potter
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214
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b
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Widow
Douglas
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215
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b
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Injun
Joe
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216
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c
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The
staircase begins to crumble
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217
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a
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Judge
Thatcher
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218
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b
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fearful
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219
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a
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Steam
ferry boats
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220
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a
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Injun
Joe
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221
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a
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Becky
Thatcher
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222
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a
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Tom
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223
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a
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flying
of bats
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224
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a
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to
the cave
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225
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a
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over twelve thousand dollars
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226
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a
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horribly
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227
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a
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several
ladies and a gentleman b. several men
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228
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a
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a
sudden flash of light
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229
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a
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Becky
Thatcher b. Amy Lawrence c. Steffi
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230
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a
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Injun
Joe b. Muff Potter c. Huck
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231
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a
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midnight
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232
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a
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Coward
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233
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a
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Movement
of Injun Joe
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234
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a
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Using
a kite-line
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235
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a
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Darkness
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236
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a
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to
go to school
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237
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a
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to
play
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238
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a
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Sid
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239
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a
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Eating
jam inside the cupboard
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240
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a
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five
dollars
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241
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a
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School
master
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242
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a
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To
become a physician
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243
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a
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villagers
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244
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a
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stick
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245
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a
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Tom
and Huck
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246
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b
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Spoil
her beauty
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247
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a
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Tom
and Huck
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248
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a
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one
half
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249
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a
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Judge
Thatcher
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250
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a
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Benny
Taylors little wagon
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