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The letters quickly darkened and became unreadable and the notice was carried away by the current down to the sea.
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They had come out with scratching legs, with rattling backs and fumbling feelers.
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It was more likely that they were all huddled together, a coherent mass waiting in a corner.
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there was another peal of thunder.
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I’m full of ferocity, she thought
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the dinghy could be made watertight.
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Because she was fond of the morning, Moominmamma's room faced east and Moominpappa's faced west because the evening sky used to make him feel wistful.
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'You can sit on my bed, but mind you don't crumple the bedspread.'
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Fillyjonk tried to look straight into his eyes and asked imploringly.
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Horror-stricken, Toft rushed blindly away, stumbling and falling and dragging himself up again until he reached the tent.
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oddalaç się, przesmykiwać się commencer à apprendre
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Toft made a detour round her and slunk stealthily into the house.
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The table was crooked on the uneven ground.
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A sllvenly family, all of them!
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Toft unlaced his boots and took them off.
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something is crawling inside the wallpaper, sometimes a scurrying sound along the wainscot.
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Fillyjonk opened it a crack and said: 'Too early!
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is exceptional that a form of life of this species we have attempted to reconstruct has retained its graminivorous nature in a purely physiological sense
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Anyway, something must be wrong, Grandpa-Grumble thought, somewhat vexed.
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They all sat still in the dark, waiting, a little taken aback.
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was as though everything had come to a standstill, and she went on listening.
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bedcovers and blankets poured out over every window-sill and a wonderful draught rushed through the house and raised the dust in thick clouds.
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roznosisz zmiecione śmieci! commencer à apprendre
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You’re treading in the sweepings.
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Larwy ciem, pająki, stonogi i wszelkiego rodzaju przerażające pełzacze zostały wypędzone przez wielką miotłę Fillyjonk, commencer à apprendre
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Moth-larvae, spiders, centipedes, all kinds of creepy-crawlies were routed out by Fillyjonk's big broom,
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Fillyjonk didn't eat anything and she didn't talk, how on earth should she have time or inclination for things like that!
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Grandpa-Grumble suddenly felt angry and forlorn and shouted:
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They went inside to have coffee, and this time they drank it together and had saucers as well as cups.
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'Hallo,' said Toft. 'Was it blowy?' 'A strong gale,' the Hemulen answered.
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