This was our first waterlily.
—Indian Myth.
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| own | trace | cut | goose | |||
| known | place | but | geese | |||
| shown | race | hut | strange | |||
| grown | grace | nut | sor ry | |||
| thrown | face | rut | ev er y | |||
| blown | lace | shut | ev er y bod y | |||
| sown | space | oth er | ev er y thing | |||
| laid | thought | in side | an oth er |
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THE GOLDEN EGGS
A man once owned a strange goose.
Every day she laid a golden egg.
The man thought she must be full of gold.
He killed the goose and cut her open.
But not a trace of gold could he find.