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Page 1: She clung like glue to her new bike

She clung like glue to her new bike.

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Our school had a picnic

at noon.

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The angry wind blew a

few trees down.

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The smooth fruit hung

from the tree branches.

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The big blue blooms made

the flowers special.

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I was pressing grapes with a

spoon to make juice.

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She sat on a stool in the

cool shade of branches.

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He wore his special blue suit to the

party.

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Sue was pressing her

fingers along the side of the pool

to hold on.

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Soon we will have a picnic

at the zoo.

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The angry sea tossed the food and the crew all around the ship.

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The dew clung to the leaves and

the fruit.

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Some were angry and did not believe

the news of the school closing, but

they found out it was true.

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My cat clung to the branches and

wasn’t in the mood to get down

anytime soon.

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Our fingers held the rail as we looked at the moon and stars from the deck of the

cruise ship.

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His nephew drew a special picture of the

town.

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Stew is not a good food to

take on a picnic.

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Mom knew that pressing the shirt

would make it look like new.


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