Stories

All WINTER, Laura, a motivated PERSON, <repair>s & <DECORATE>s a <BUILD>ing [she o]wns.
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Laura teaches ki[ds on g]ood behavior how to make soup: "First cook TWENTY bones in broth with lemonGRASS that's fresh - not DEAD or <dirty>."
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John picks up some <blood> cake from the DISH and tries a tiny DOT of it. He's surprised at how leathery it is. "Like an old [shoe, eh]?" he asks.
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Charlie saw a PERSON trying to steal from his <PAVILION/KIOSK/BOOTH> and told them to <halt> before enlis[ting] the help of the police.
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At the <pavilion/BOOTH/KIOSK>, Charlie OPENED the BOX LID, saw a THONG inside, & returned the box to the shelf. It's not what he was wan[ting] to buy.
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Charlie <LEAVE>s the FIELD, but his KNIFE <REMAIN>s. I PRIVATE[ly o]wn and <PRESERVE> it the remainder of my days.
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Laura loves lying in the CENTER of her GRASSy yard read[ing] <ENGLISH> literature.
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Anne had a HAND in building the COURTYARD's arbor with the [tin]kling windchimes. See how <STRAIGHT> it stands? She did <quite> an <OUTSTANDING> job.
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In the ROYAL <courtyard>, Charlie, always curious, asks, "What does the ZX on the [tin g]oat statue stand for?"
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Charlie STANDs lamps u[pon g]reen SQUARE-shaped table tops <beside> his bed.
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Is Mike a handy [guy]? Has he ever <CHANGE>d a water TAP himSELF?
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Charlie had heard that, WALKing the <route> [to] enlightenment, we should avoid having [too] much or a SURPLUS of any one good thing.
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