Stories

At a [festival], if I smell BAMBOO shoots cooking, I worry they'll run out, so my strate[gy e]very time is to IMMEDIATELY get *up* and get in line.
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Charlie's been PRIVATE about it, but his NOSE has been bul[gy]. When he KNEELs and meditates, he [PROMPT]ly feels relief.
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My design of the WELL wins the <competition>. Its ROOF is SHELL-shaped and *down*ward sloping on one [si]de.
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The paun[chy o]ld man <request>s WATER from the well. Charlie draws some for him.
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Only a leader [who o]ffers GRAIN to hungry MOUTHS can expect a land with <HARMONY AND PEACE>. Otherwise expect *up*risings.
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Seeing an INCH of WATER on the <thin> GRASS after it's JUST BARELY BEGUN raining, Charlie [bow]s over the gum[bo o]n the stove again.
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Anne's <BARELY JUST begin>ning to USE the pack of TEN hot dogs that she's had for over a MONTH. They aren't her favorite [foo]d.
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A <KIND> SON, John brings [ho]me <thick> noodles from the noodle FACTORY because he knows our mom loves them.
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Layla sticks her NOSE out the door and then reaches for her [shoe, e]ver so excited to go out in the <snow>.
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This WEEK it's win[dy ou]t, so I stay in and <CARVE> a SPARROW while peering at one *across* the yard.
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Don't tell Anne the en[ding]. She hasn't reached the <APEX>, where the mystery of the THONG is solved.
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The CORPSE lies in the <ROOM> UNTIL everyone says goodbye. Laura and Dave said they sa[w oo]dles of people waiting to go through the <HOUSE>.
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