THE ALBERTA

PUBLIC SCHOOL SPELLER

Approved by the Minister of Education for Alberta.

TORONTO
THE COPP, CLARK COMPANY, LTD

Copyright, Canada, 1910, by Copp, Clark Company, Limited,
Toronto, Ontario.

KEY FEATURES.

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THE ALBERTA

Public school spelling book.

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Voice typing.—Look at Jack on a black horse. Crack the whip, Jack, and give the horse a smack. Bring back a bag of bran. The ducks say quack. A group of dogs ran to the haystack. They were following the trail of a black fox. Give me a tool to fix the rack. Bring back the ducks. Watch Jack whip the black horse. The dogs are tracking the fox.

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Voice-to-text.—The candlewick is really thick. Grab two pecks of peas. Hurry up. Where's the brick house? There's a tiny red spot on the chick. Is Jack feeling unwell? Yeah, Dick hit him with a stick. Don’t play any mean tricks. The ship was wrecked. Look at the horse kick. The hen has two chicks. There are two black dogs. Hand me a thick stick.

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Voice typing.—Hens cluck but ducks quack. That boy is very brave. The clock struck two. The key got stuck in the lock. That little girl has a new dress. Wrap the baby up warm. I found a toy ship in my sock. A pot of peas. Look at the group of ducks by the rock. Here is the little baby. Bring me a black dress.

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Hear the band play. One guy hits the drum. The two boys are in the grandstand. Hang the key near the clock. That girl sang at church. Has Jack done any math problems? No, he hasn’t done any yet. Write "clang" and "slang" in ink. Were you close to the new church? Dick jumped on a black horse. I hear a baby crying.

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Can you jump over that fence? The wasp might sting you. Were your calculations off? Yes, all but one. There’s a crack in the pot. Bring a strong string to tie it up. Throw me the keys. The swing is long and sturdy. Wet mitts stick to your hands. Ring the doorbell. She tossed the peas over the door.

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Tom lives in a red brick house. Once, there was a little black boy. He sang six songs for the king. Pick up your toys. Fix the fence near the church. It brings so much joy to hear you sing. Don’t mix sand and bran. Where are your mitts? It’s wrong to hit your horse like that. I see six stacks of hay. Can Jack write? Give me the ink. I don’t have any.

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See the fish jump in the water. The dish fell down with a crash. How much cash do you have? Do you want a little more hash? Snap the new whip. My horse ran really fast. It's not right to hit your pony like that. The jackknife cut a gash in my finger. Write two more words. Where's your new knife?

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Pork is the meat from pigs. We harvest rye and peas. Listen to the beautiful song of the thrush. Is there a lot of mud on the road? Look at the blood pouring from his nose. Look at Mary turning red! Wait, you might step on the worm. Clean the soft sofa. Frogs live in clean water. Don’t hit your pony. Watch Dick write.

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Give the horses less grass. There’s a brass lock. Jack caught six black bass. Pack the moss in a glass box. Don’t mess up your new dress. You can kiss the baby once. Floss has a lot of shine. Is Miss Bess really upset? Toss the sack over your back. Less fuss in class! Is there a lot of glass in that door?

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Two bluebirds had a nest there last year. Brush your best coat and vest. Lock the chest securely. John said that jokingly. Mice are a real nuisance. The church is west of your house. I caught two mice in a trap. Hurry up, it’s half-past six. He mentioned you were at church. My new coat is blue. One is half of two.

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A gust of wind sends up a lot of dust. Write down a list of your favorite books. That apple pie has a thick crust. Mom, look at the frost on the grass. Wrap a string around your wrist. I need just one more apple. Dad trusts me with our pony. How much did your coat cost? They lost two little dogs near the church.

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Give Mary more sweet peas. Where's your knife? He talked a lot about the apples. Water my pony.

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The storm bent the plant. It leans a lot. In church, we sing praises to God. John asked for four socks. The dogs are barking in your yard. How much is the rent for your shop? We sent you some apples. Buy a pair of pants. He spent a week in a tent. John received a lot of praise.

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Some guys are hunting a wolf. Listen to the pig grunt. This axe is really dull. Will you publish our next story? Jack says that apple is as hard as flint. Give him a hint to be quieter. I received a gift of candy and plums. Can we cross that fast river in a small boat? Yeah, but you might drift onto a rock. She says the wolf made it across the river.

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Lazy tramps won't work. A camel has one or two humps. Pump some water. Make your pony jump over that stump. Buy a two-cent stamp. Henry is a lazy troublemaker. Camp by the river. Last week I had the mumps. We have five lamps. The baby thumps on the table. Give me one cent for candy.

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Ann is really sick. Add two and four. Listen to the bee buzzing. Get rid of any ducks. A lot of boys play odd or even. Watch me jump off the pony. Cats purr when they're happy. The busy bee works all day. Buy some eggs and four black bass. The three fish swam away. Is three odd or even? How many apples are in the bag? There are none. Was Henry busy last week? Were there a lot of plums on the tree?

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Frank writes in ink in a notebook. Wink your eye again. The metal trunk sank in the water. Sailors often sleep in their bunks. I think that board is sturdy. Thank mom for the orange and pear. Don’t drink too much tea. Give Dick a piece of coal. I trust he is busy with his math. He says he often sees the sailor.

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Papa gives me four cents to buy two pears. He says your eyes are blue. That lazy wanderer isn't crazy. Write the new words frequently. Soften the crust in your tea. Iron my collar again. It was wrong to cut the table with your pocket knife. Bees aren't lazy. How many oranges can you buy for five cents? Some camels are fast. Jack said he once had a little black pony. How many eyes do two camels have?

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Some hens hatch eight eggs. Please sew a patch on my silk skirt. The Scottish boy uses a crutch. Use an iron latch. That Dutch woman wears a gold watch. Scratch the match again. Rabbits live in a hutch. Catch the ball, Helen. The baby might grab your toys.

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Fetch me a strong switch. Please sew my silk scarf. Open your mouth wide. Is there really such a thing as a witch? I'm not scared of any. The ditch was half full of dirty water. Can you draw that herd of oxen? Who are you? Are you afraid?

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March quickly to church. Cut off a branch of birch or larch. Does the robin sit on your porch? Ask for a small pinch of starch. Write again in French for a torch. Which do you like better, bass or perch? Does Helen drink water at lunch? That worm is one or two inches long. Three and five make eight.

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Write on the board with chalk. The baby crawled on hands and knees. Next year she will walk and talk. Aunt Lucy cried when you were hurt. How many flowers are on that stalk? I slept until 8:30. I saved the candy my uncle sent me. She cleaned the floor. A gully is a ditch created by water. Buy some collars.

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Iron my cuffs and collars stiff. Uncle uses snuff. Puff out your cheeks. She lost her fur muff. Dad has a good boat. Check out the puff of smoke. Stuff paper or soft cloth into the hole. The calf fell from a high cliff. John makes eight or nine dollars a week.

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Please, Uncle, buy me a pair of rabbits. Which one is your knife? Does John write fast? Watch the robin bring back four worms. Aunt Helen is happy. Next week I'll be eight. Please catch the calf. He crawled on his knees to the high table. He said a lot about how great flowers are. Put chalk on the board.

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Some bees stung a huge lion. Dad lifted me high on the gate. They lived near a swamp. John hung his belt in the front hall. He knelt to tie his shoe. He tossed his skates on the shelf. Can you melt silver? Have you put the glass balls on that string? Please ring the bell at the front door.

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Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn. A sharp thorn is stuck in my wrist. Is he blind in both eyes? The grist mill grinds corn and oats. Does he like melon rinds? Were you born in Canada? Wrap a cord around your waist. Listen to what dad says. Can you find my notebook? The waist of my new dress is black. Canada gets a lot of praise for its apples.

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Lucy buys a brown shawl. Worms crawl across the lawn. Dogs howl and growl. Downtown, I saw a new dress. Use a tool to fix my shoe. The clown might drown there. The cat has four paws with strong claws. The boat was pulled to the mill and cut. Don't frown or look angry. I hear the birds at dawn.

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He tossed the screws under the cabin. The Jewish man killed a tiger. The storm raged, and the sturdy boat soared. Still, only a few of her crew were lost. The calf eats hay. I have a dad and a mom, two brothers, and three sisters. Tie your shoelaces before you lie down. Make the tea. Is your dad a farmer? Henry is quite the chatterbox.

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Hitch the horse to the buggy. Buy a tweed jacket. He bumped his knee against a tree. It started to bleed. Feed the horse half a peck of oats. Make sure there are no weeds among the seeds. Get some beef broth or soup. The bluebird has a nest with four tiny eggs. Are you sure you can write and spell well?

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The lion jumped on the tiger and quickly killed him. The cabin of the boat was filled with melons. Lucy has a tweed belt around her waist. Dogs are growling in the swamp. Here comes our buggy. I knelt on the shawl. He lived in Canada. Get some soup. I scratched my wrist against a tree. Chew the beef well.

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See the eel swimming after the perch. Our school is kept way too cool in the summer. Kneel on the thick carpet. Does Henry use a fast wheel? There are seven days in a week. The bump on my heel feels soft. Pull away the stool. Mom sent me to buy lemon peel. Our best tools are made of steel. A spool of silk costs nine cents. Don’t try to trick your friends. How sleek our pony looks. It's too cold to swim in the creek.

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Some boys watch over the sheep. I didn't sleep until midnight. The cat sneaks quietly to catch the mice. Bend down and scoop up the puddle of water. Please tie a knot in this yarn. Farmers often keep chickens in a coop. That way, the hawk can't dive down on them. The roof is too steep. Why are the flowers wilting? Clean the front step. Were you crying just now? Roll your hoop down the road.

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In some beets, there's a lot of sugar. Aim for a target, not for birds. How much are those boots worth? We sleep under a cool sheet. Meet your aunt at the train station and greet her warmly. How many feet do four horses have? Snow and sleet come in winter. Owls hoot. John plays his new horn. The boys zoom down the street. Will you come visit us again? The fleet will meet next week. Some roots are sweet.

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A new broom sweeps well. Sun and water make the lily blossom. Tea is better than beer. Many deer live in Canada. Steers are young oxen. Three cheers for our school. Booms keep logs from getting lost. He has gone to groom the pony. Tweed fabric is made on a loom. Is the moon larger than the sun? What a strange bird the loon is. Uncle gave me a silver spoon for my birthday. Some deer eat lily roots. Too big or too small.

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The moose pushes aside the snow looking for food. Feel how plump that goose is. If the soup freezes, it will burst the bottle. Her apron is too loose. Brush your teeth regularly. Have you seen the queen? Green plants need a lot of water. We feed beets to a calf. The moose has a large hoof. The sharp north wind makes me sneeze. Wrap up the shawl. What proof can you provide that he was wrong?

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Is your wheel worth anything? Hawks fly looking for young chickens. My brother will turn twelve on his next birthday. How quietly the cat walks. Wrap the lemons in your apron. The queen often stops by schools. Where did you get that strange bottle? That lily is in full bloom. Scoop up the sugar. He threw the trunk and it popped open. What makes you sneeze? Tuck down the loose carpet. Chubby cheeks. Show that you’re good.

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Elm and beech trees grew around our school. My coat sleeve is torn. Francis burned his heel; then he started to scream. Don’t touch the cheese. The swarm of bees flew into an apple tree. He gave a speech about cheese. Let’s look for beech nuts. Sew a patch on your sleeve. Where’s the needle? We need the wool from many sheep. John seems like such a smart boy. The gray cat meows.

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John sawed and split the wood. Throw the soot into a barrel. What a cozy spot this is. Can you climb a tall beech tree? Check out the bend in the stick my uncle uses. Cook a lamb chop. Men comb wool and flax. I lost two fish hooks in the stream. The lamb can’t climb over that rock. My new hood is made from Scottish wool. Mom cooks dinner on Friday. She looked at my storybook. He uses a black comb.

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I paid eleven cents for the braid. If it's sold for thirteen cents, what's the profit? Did you hurt your wrist? Yes, and it really hurts. Abel was killed by his brother Cain. The maid has gone to lie down. Wait until I lift the chest. The crops need a lot of rain. Pour the soup into a bowl. Hard work is always worthwhile. Always tell the straightforward truth. The iron chain has fifteen links. The most important thing is not to be afraid of hard work.

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A steel rail was loose. The mail train went off the tracks, but nobody got hurt. Rescue your sailboat. The snail crawls under the bucket. Were you scared of a fairy? Flails were used to thresh grain. The maid with the fair hair fell down the stairs. The clerk was sent to jail for twenty days. Uncle gets paid forty dollars a month. Repair that fragile chair with a sturdy nail. April has thirty days, July has thirty-one. It was cruel to cut off that dog's tail.

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The hoe hit his toe and he yelled. She tied her apron strings. The colt got startled and tried to jump over the fence. The flowers quickly wilted. A piece of beech wood burns nicely. Pour the whey out of the churn. David took down his enemy with a sling. Which one do you want? I saw you first. She cooked two lamb chops. We attempted to move the buggy. The sun dried my hair. Robins chirp. They pried open the boxes.

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He digs up beets. Lambs always look cozy in their wooly fleeces. Eleven plus eight equals nineteen. The baby will squeal if you touch his toes. Cheese is made during the warm months. Pick two combs. The kitten tried to climb into the churn. Throw the basin of whey into the barrel. First, tell me a fairy tale. He goes to jail for being mean. Pork chops were fried. Listen to the little birds chirp.

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Percy is writing with a pencil. The horse pulls a heavy load down a snowy road. Do you think a toad is ugly? We cook beef in the oven. She burned her shoes. He enjoys sliding down steep hills. Toads croak in the spring. Lucy brags about her satin scarf and cloak. There's a deep scar on his scalp. The hot tea will burn you. He lent me his knife. The Scottish boy complains and whines. Soak the leftover pieces of toast in water.

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Tie the scarf around your neck. The boat might not be able to float with this many people. We sold our organ for ninety-four dollars. Goats often climb really high. Dad will be upset with you for not studying. I paid sixty cents for a dozen pencils. Grab the jelly from the pantry. His uncle passed away at eighty-two. The metal tongs cost seventy-five cents. Don’t be arrogant or dishonest. Lucy has such a pretty dress. There were way too many people.

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Lions eat raw meat. The sun’s rays help wheat grow. Listen to the lambs bleat. Heat turns water into steam. Two horses form a team. What a nice seam you’ve sewn. Treat the quiet boy to some cream. Henry screams because he hurt his thumb. Sweep the crumbs off the chair seat. A wealthy man lost his wallet. Never lie to anyone. Throw the flask into the stream. Be quick with your work. Which team won?

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The tears streamed down his cheeks. We'll harvest a lot of wheat this year. The nurse avoids silly people. He spilled the beans by the door. Were the towels inexpensive or expensive? The army had sharp spears. Is he planning to shear the sheep? My mother means a lot to me. His coat is well-worn but clean. Don’t get candy all over your chin. Are you afraid to jump across that clear stream? It's easy to hurt your ear.

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Coax mom, don't tease her. Aunt is too weak to talk. Glass beads come in many colors. Listen to Helen sigh. The barrel is leaking. Who's leading the party? There are streaks of gray in his beard. Some birds have stubby beaks. A thorn scratched my thigh. The fox sneaks around the hazel bushes. The hungry man is begging for meat. Can you climb that high peak? It's a bleak road. Please lead us home. Bring a chair over here.

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Each loaf is made with yeast. Teach us to weave carpets. We're leaving on Thursday for the east. A feast of peaches and cream. Good people say it's wrong to steal or curse. Every animal was given a meal of raw veal. They stroll along the beach. Reach down for the taffy. Cover your thumb; it will heal soon. The bells ring out in joy. Open up the beans. Copy a clover leaf. He has too much sense to be sulky.

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Does Grace skate? Put the wood in the fireplace. Get ready for a race. Save a spot for my classmate. Buy a pair of shoelaces. Little Jack Frog once saw a huge ox in a field. He described the strange creature he had seen, bigger than any frog in the stream. His mother got really angry. She tried to inflate herself to be just as big. But she only exploded and died.

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Shake the grate and watch the flame shoot up. Nellie grows flowers in her garden. Her mom's birthday was on Saturday. Then Nellie picked a basket of bright tulips. She arranged them in a pretty bowl and placed it near her mom's seat at the table. Her mom was so pleased, and Nellie felt so proud.

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He broke a glass pane. My knife has four blades. Get off the stage. What does Jane earn? Two beautiful goldfish were happily swimming in a bowl of water. A young kitten spotted them and jumped up onto the table. At first, she was quiet and watched them swim around. She was eager to touch one with her paw. She climbed up the smooth side of the bowl. But it tipped over and shattered into many pieces.

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Has a whale got scales like a fish? There are oak planks in the barrel. The male lion has a mane. Read a fairy tale or fable. A pale face. Pave the stable yard. Buy a stale loaf. Topsy is a cheerful Black girl. Her father was once a slave. Now he owns a house and garden. He can grow many melons and lemons. Besides, he raises some fine poultry. He is healthy and happy. Topsy hoes the sugar cane. She also learns quickly.

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The mare is grazing in the square, as crazy as a March hare. The cost is a dollar. Peel the apples. Clear the walkway. Watch the flames flare up. Once there was a huge giant, eight feet tall. He lived in a strong castle, often shrouded in mist. He would steal lambs, sheep, and oxen. The thief spared no one. The farmers he robbed were really angry, but they were scared and tried to escape when he was coming.

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They tried to escape from the giant's castle on Saturday. The angry man was acting quite crazy. There were pieces of smooth fabric. The stable is really big. The thief spotted a cute, square basket. The calm pony grazes in a large meadow. Who is that proud person walking by? Excited for some bright tulips.

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Bears prance and dance. They waste little in France. I happened to look around. He should hurry. His mother pleaded with Jack not to climb the beanstalk. She said the giant would definitely recognize him, and he could never come back alive. Jack stayed quiet because he didn't want to lie. He put on his old clothes and stained his face and hands a dark brown. Waking up early one summer day, he said he would try his luck once more.

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A sore throat. A stack of notepaper. The front wheels and back wheels. An apple core. He does chores after school. He snores a lot. He swore on the Bible. The wagon tire broke. Squire Jones wore a velvet jacket. He climbs the church steeple. Do you know the baseball score? He carried a heavy load. Hire the quiet mason. His sore thumb is healing. Twist the wires in the cable. I tore my shoe there.

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Sailors connect ropes. The scoop of ice cream was great. You might fail two or three times, but try again. It's worth it to smile or laugh. Lying is a terrible habit. The cost of a steel file. Add a lot of seasoning to meat pies.

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She chose a calico dress. Please close the stove door. A herd of sheep. They wandered in a shady grove. They made tweed from wool. He tried to cross the river. A pair of robins built their nest in a poplar tree near my window. There were four blue eggs after two weeks. From those hatched four lively birds. They opened their mouths wide, always hungry for food. The two parent birds were busy bringing them worms and flies. Young robins have fuzzy coats.

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She’s wearing a blue feather. There’s no hint about the cute thief. He filed a lawsuit for unpaid wages. Smoke rises up the chimney. Stick the cube with glue. A cheerful milkmaid was walking to the market to sell a bucket of cream. She carried it on her head. With the cash, she planned to buy eggs and raise chickens. They would sell for a good price in the village. She could get a new dress. Feeling so proud, she tossed her head. The bucket fell, and everything was ruined.

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A village mason built twenty stables. A beautiful calico dress. The Bible is sitting on the windowsill. His clothes are always too heavy. He was hired to clean the wagon and do various chores. He offered two or three times the money. The adorable ducklings were born early. Buy a ream of paper. Can you identify a poplar tree? A jug of cream. By chance, he fell down the stairs.

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A barrel of flour. Clean the dipper. Half an hour. You shall not steal. Clouds in the south hide the sun. Proud of his friends. The yeast was sour. The toad is dark brown, with a fatter body and shorter legs than the frog. Little warts cover its body. It eats insects, spiders, and worms. From its eggs come little black tadpoles. Soon the hind legs appear, then the front ones. The long, narrow tail slowly gets shorter. So, after a few weeks, the tadpoles have turned into toads.

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Fetch the blanket for the couch. Shy quails huddle down and stay quiet. Walk fast, and don’t slouch. Plants grow in the spring. Not quite a quart of cream. "Be careful," said a mother trout to her son, "some school kids yell; they come here to fish." "They can't catch me," shouted the foolish one, "I know their tricks." He swam off to look for dinner. Spotting a fat worm wriggling around, he grabbed it. There was a loud splash, but one trout that swam in the creek never made it back.

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Sixteen ounces make a pound. A tiger jumped on the dog. She has frills. Bounce your ball. He set the clock. The French were the first white settlers in Canada. They found many Indigenous people here. They lived by fishing and hunting. They wore the skins of animals they had killed. Their tents were easy to move, and they often did so every season. The women tended the crops. They ground the harvested corn between two stones.

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The Native Americans were friendly at first, but later they felt it was necessary to fight the French. However, the settlers fought bravely. The guns they had brought scared the natives, who fled for safety. The settlers built rough log houses, now a strange sight. Often, oiled paper was used instead of glass. Tallow candles provided light at night. Instead of an iron stove, there was often a large fireplace. Over the bright, blazing fire hung iron kettles for cooking.

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Trudge to the edge of the bridge. Nudge John. He resents a badge for the judge. We couldn’t shift the wedge. He avoided the sledge. The Indian baby was secured in a wooden cradle. The kids played various games and had simple toys, dolls, and rattles. They learned many lessons not found in books. They knew where to find birds and animals. They could identify their colors and behaviors. By twelve, the boy could build a boat and paddle quickly and quietly.

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The Indian squatted down, trying to avoid the animal. My friend paddled safely to the blazing dredge. He resents even a little bit of sugar. The judge bought a pound of tallow candles. Simple folks get scared easily. I flipped the quilts in the cradle. Are there a lot of native insects? Bounce the baby on your knee. It’s a quiet season. Just between you and me.

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Health is better than money. Horses sweat. He read stories quietly. A steady breath. As heavy as lead. Ready to share the news. Thread the needle. Does he fear such threats? For many years, there were no horses in Canada. Travel was mostly by boat in the summer. Solid log houses were built along the rivers. There were no post offices; letters were sent by friends. Newspapers didn't exist, and there were few books. A few schools were available for white or Indigenous children.

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I caught the mischievous boy and taught him a lesson. His daughter is arrogant. Can I do anything to help you?

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Should you stop at every comma? Read the clause again, Laura. A team moves a load of pianos. He made Paul close the vault. The giant was a fake. Wipe that smudge of paint off. Was it Maud's fault? The young daughter washed the dirty dishes and scrubbed the floors. She swept the carpet in my lady's room. Her two older sisters slept in cozy feather beds, while she had a bunch of straw in the attic; yet she endured it all without complaining.

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Do not slack off at the plow. Count the branches on the oak. Climb the ladder. A source of water. Cinderella rushed to the field and brought back a big pumpkin. She couldn’t imagine what it was for. But the fairy hollowed it out, then touched it with her magic wand. Instantly, it transformed into a magnificent coach, shining with gold and vibrant colors. She found four mice caught in a trap. These were turned into sturdy horses and hitched to the coach.

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I’d just as soon have a banjo instead of a fiddle. Do riddles entertain you? He ate porridge and pancakes. Shinny is our main sport. Silent sadness can run deep. Always be polite to guests in your home. If your parents aren’t there or can’t meet the visitors right away, offer them chairs. Stand until they’re seated. Do your best to keep them entertained until someone older comes to take over. Then quietly leave the room, closing the door softly. Make sure to pass behind people, not in front of them.

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The count's coach rushed to the office. I know what the visitor wanted in the bundle. A fiddle was resting on the attic couch. Good people are the country's greatest asset. Farm the pumpkin field. Shinny is a fun game. It was that mischievous boy's fault. His daughter's banjo. I could go for a bowl of oatmeal. Bring the thread from my lady's room. I should always support my friends.

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Can't I swap the blue shawl fringe for a lighter color? Can you prepare some ginger tea? Read the story about the orphan's sudden rise. She sings beautifully. I experience occasional pain. Won’t the hot iron burn the clothes? Yes, it is risky. The thunder is so loud! Don’t the cowards shrink back in fear? Doesn’t Ralph plow the new orchard? By some mistake, the fringe is stained with red.

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Take a picture of the dog as he sits on the floor. The bright sunlight makes us squint. You'll soon hear the baby's cries. The bigger squash are growing near the turnips. We have fresh lettuce and rhubarb in the garden ready to use. I've planted parsley, radish, and parsnip seeds in the pumpkin field. Charles is spraying the bushes. He’s applying the green mixture over the leaves. We have a rhubarb pie for lunch. Eels wiggle like snakes.

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'Tis the captain of the schooner. It was the crew's fault. My gold locket. It's certain the plan will cause some fun. A sailor clenched his fist. The scholars hurry home. The rain pours down and they'll be soaked. Douse the burning curtain with a bucket of water. Mail the packet of letters. Tie my ribbon. The angry monkey ripped the lady's bonnet.

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Bertha is lying on the sofa. The baking soda is in a jar in the china cabinet. A muddy puddle. The chubby quail huddle close together, facing outwards. Western farmers burn their stubble before plowing. We scored both goals. Louisa's coat is real seal skin. Try the puzzle. Make two attempts. Julia feels dizzy; there's a buzzing in her ears. My eyes are dazzled. The muzzled bear is dancing. Always be true; never be false to anyone. Over the hill, the sun is setting.

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Noah survived the flood and rough waves. Keep pushing the team. George, the blacksmith, is putting shoes on the mare. Will he charge a lot? He fires up the forge with charcoal. Listen to the bellows roar. Isn’t the iron glowing red? Yes, he pounds and shapes the shoes on the anvil. Look at his tongs and heavy hammer. We won’t mind spending the money. Porridge is made from oatmeal. Sarah signed the promise.

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The orphan's bonnet has lovely ribbon. I've grown radishes, lettuce, and parsley. A monkey's face. Half a bowl of porridge. Putting shoes on the ponies. Why doesn't a scholar put out the fire? It was a coward's plan. Listen to the echoes. The captain told strange stories. Of course I won't. You'll figure out the puzzle. Such a huge squash on the vine never grew. Sudden gusts of wind.

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I'd wake up William. He's drowsy. He calls his wife 'his partner.' He deserves recognition. I'm not going to wear a blue silk top. Quinces are kind of like pears. My niece responds to these questions. In the smoke from the coal fire, there were many ashes. The cistern is eight feet deep. The walls and floor are made of stone and concrete. In the middle of the circle are a few quirky but decent people. Of course, I hear. We shared stories.

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Notice the foam on the surface of the pond. Wait by the creek. There's no point in scolding that little troublemaker. He hardly has any hair on his head. The window screens. The furnace room. The coal bin. After recess, he had some raisins. Will the teacher let a wrong answer slide? We get out at four o'clock. The clear view was a big surprise. What's the doctor's last name?

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I poured sauce over the pudding. Hugh's daughter is as tall as my shoulder. We have a chicken coop. Birds and fowl shed their feathers. There’s a huge boulder by the courthouse. Mold two clay figures. A piece of wood is smoldering in the furnace. The senior scholars recite in an hour. They arrive at 9 a.m. The juniors leave at 4 p.m. They let us go at noon. Create a code or nothing. Cider is made by crushing apples.

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Notice the veins in Peter's wrist. The heavy coat will almost suffocate the baby. Weigh the bundle of tangled yarn. Iron is a useful metal. Rev. Daniel Robb will preach on Sunday, the 9th, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Samuel Johnson Jr. was sick with a fever. Dr. Brown uses cocoa and coffee. The chisel and the strong lever are made of steel. I ruined my muslin dress and linen coat.

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A wreath of flowers. The drunken guy had sunken eyes and a wrinkled forehead. I wring out clothes. Sleigh bells jingle. Boys wrestle. Eels wiggle. Observe the busy black ants. Study four subjects. Aren't they serious? An Indigenous man, his partner, and his elderly mother crossed the river in a canoe. He gently lifted the old woman, wrapped in a blanket, ashore. Then he started a fire and cooked some food for her.

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Dr. Jolly is visiting a miserable person. There's a speck of ash stuck in his eye. Her shirt is wrinkled. Will you wrestle with Daniel? He works with the younger students. Answer my question. Weigh the cocoa, John. The center of the tank is a circle. A lever is made of metal. Let's look at the chickens. Peel the quinces. A bundle of yarn. For a brief moment, we almost suffocated.

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Spring! The berry bushes are covered in green. The fruit trees—cherry, apple, pear, and peach—are dressed in beautiful white and pink blooms. They are filled with fragrance and beauty. Listen to the buzzing noise created by countless insects. Look at the honeybees, bumblebees, flies, and wasps. They are feeding on nectar, the sweet liquid inside the flowers. Do bees often fight?

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We owe a huge debt to every organized, hardworking individual. A bee drops down to the bottom of a flower. There, it reaches with its tiny, glistening tongue for the clear, sweet nectar. It's busy collecting food for its own family, and surely making money for its owner. But it's also doing something even more important for us. Without the bee's help, we would have very few delicious berries, apples, or pears. A sower spreads the seeds. The bucket has a hole. A girl's waist.

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In the beehive, there’s a six-sided comb made of wax. Bees collect pollen, which is the yellow dust on the tiny, slender spikes inside the flower. From this, the worker bees make combs and bee-bread. The queen and the lazy drones don’t have wax pockets. A bee pushes its head and hairy body into a flower. Pollen sticks to it and gets carried to another blossom. There, it’s brushed off, ensuring the fruit will set. Fleas bite dogs. Bells ring.

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Arthur is a straightforward player. He's feeling exhausted and sleepy. Emma's maid has curly hair. Her eyebrows slope downwards. The mail bag. Lilies are lovely to look at. The maid lets out a sigh. Butter will stain the maid's dress. Bruin has a bruise on his nose and a serious injury on his body. A bunch of kids are watching the hurt bear. A disabled person is struggling to breathe due to a cough. The sun's warm rays and summer rain will bless the fields with grain.

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I heard the rain tapping. A ton of dirt. Dewdrops shine like pearls. Help cousin Anna. Her wrist is hurt. Try to make her happy. What's wrong with the kids? The fresh country air will help with their cough. Scotch thistles have sharp edges. Bristles are coarse hairs. Arthur can whistle a tune. Have courage; be strong. The simple cottage sits next to the grand castle. Listen, I heard my cousin whistling.

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Will the humid air ruin Lucy's suit? Does Thomas have debts for coal? Groups of sleepy children. These young bees are busy making honeycombs. The pears are ripe. Arthur definitely makes money easily. We heard about cousin John's painful bruise. The thistle flower is delicate. Wear your pearl necklace. The owner of the cottage lives at the bend in the road. Come on, my boys, dare to do the right thing. The dew sparkles.

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Like an arrow from a bow, the swallow glided over the grassy valley. The larks had already flown before the mower cut the field. My nephew Stephen has shown us cotton grown in the fields. Look at the chalk or crayon marks on that cupboard over there by the staircase. I found some cold beef. After breakfast, I took a nap for an hour.

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Ruth washes the beans. Luke eats prunes. Mice squeak; pigs squeal. Check out Susan's cabbage plants! Some leaves have been eaten off. Others have chunks bitten out. I think this worm lying along the middle of the leaf is responsible. There are others climbing the stalk, matching the color of the cabbage. These worms, when they grow up, will crawl away. In a suitable spot, they will wrap themselves in little cocoons.

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All through the long, gloomy winter, the green worm rests in its silky cocoon. This covering is crafted from its own spinning and weaving. Eventually, a beautiful white butterfly will emerge. This lovely creature with black-spotted wings is totally different from the worm. Soon, it will be fluttering around the flowers, almost always sipping nectar and soaking up the sun. It doesn’t fly very high.

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Joseph is going out of his way to pick us a few pecks of nice pears. Twice as many, or four pecks, is a whole bushel. Philip is weighing bags of sugar. Cancel my order for raisins. I'm giving the full amount. Ralph is busy driving the sleigh. Wrap up some celery for our neighbor's son. He studies music at the public school. Our house has a taller attic. Horses are neighing.

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This student's writing is just a mess. Have the scholars written their spelling? The students yawn. They feel tired and dull. Protect the little, spotted fawn. The fawn's mother is called a doe. Ella, my niece, let out a loud shout. A fierce dog lunged at the doe. Don't sell your watch. The Indian chiefs trusted the priest's words.

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My nephew didn't eat breakfast. Stephen chows down on the cabbage too quickly. Look at the beautiful bundles of wheat. Pay attention mainly to their color and weight. Thieves often lack guts. Screams cut through the air. Send some celery and a couple of bags of raisins and currants. The doe and the spotted fawn aren't dumb animals. Philip has written to our nephew. New shoes squeak.

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Guide the shabby beggar up the attic stairs. He’s unsteady. Whose bundle of clothes is this? I can't tell. Fierce dogs protect the fruit. Button up your blouse. Did you lose any money? Don't stress. Things could have been worse. Dr. Lee is wearing a wool suit. We worship the one living and true God. He deserves all praise.

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The deep cellar has a cedar floor. Don't smoke cigars; that practice is way too common. The crocus is blooming. A circus with a wild animal show is coming here. The mayor runs the city. He has a dozen beautiful doves. They circle around our cottage. The mirror in the living room is made of plate glass. Shovel out the dirt. Don’t wear gloves. Clean your hands with a sponge.

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August and harvest are over. October and fall are here. The leaves are red, orange, and yellow. Soon they will cover the ground, leaving the trees bare. The birds have migrated south. The fields no longer offer them food. Who wrote this book? My laundry is in the wash. I made holes with the auger. Cover the fried sausage with a plate. Be careful when you buy at the auction.

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The sparrow, woodpecker, and chickadee are still here. But very few other birds can find enough to eat. The squirrels are busy storing food in their small homes for the harsh winter ahead. They break apart the tough pine cones to get the seeds hidden between the scales. Borrow a neighbor's wheelbarrow. Dig deeper furrows tomorrow. Our leather shoes. The widow's grief. I won't keep you long.

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Winter! It's cloudy but nice outside. Snowflakes are gently falling. Check out the interesting patterns. The wind often disrupts their delicate tips. Snow creates a perfect blanket for the herbs and ferns. The fierce storm caused significant damage. The workers were filled with amazement. Merchants are trading. January and February are chilly months. Recite your poems on New Year's Day.

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Boughs are sturdy branches. Don’t give in to worry. Control your temper. I figured out whose circus he watched. Wipe the cigar ashes off the mirror. He plows an almost perfect line. Big swamps are between us. The beggar looks serious. The cheeky squirrel eats from a plate. The autumn weather is nice enough. Our folks will auction wool products in February.

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The "Daily News" praised Daisy's bravery. In the dairy, we mainly produce butter. Cheers to the sailboat. Look at the rainbow arching toward the south. The railroad fences are wired. Explain why mustard seeds are ground. I have a bucket full of bait and two custard pies. The tired oxen were almost stuck in the mud. The surface of a leaf has tiny pores for breathing. In the stalk, there are tough fibers or threads.

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Healing balm will heal the sores in your hand. We'll swim in the calm lake. My boat floats. Can we paddle canoes? We might tip over and drown. The air is full of gnats and flies. Beavers chew down trees and build dams. Trees have branches with leaves on the twigs. Hidden underground are the roots, which split into smaller rootlets. Their main job is to get nutrients from the soil.

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Coasting down icy hills freaks me out. Icicles hang from the roof. Spread frosting over the cake. Oak is really valuable. We cruise down the street. We debated both sides of it. Tree trunks don’t grow taller unless you cut off some lower branches. New growth happens just under the inner bark. Woodcutters look at these annual rings to figure out the tree’s age. Timber and lumber are hard to find and expensive.

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Don't mess with the pony's saddle and bridle. Sell ice. The beetle has interesting wings. He values the flowers. The church steeple is ninety feet tall. The maple, beech, birch, alder, poplar, and walnut drop their purple leaves every fall. The pine, spruce, fir, cedar, and balsam stay green. The sap of the sugar maple, when boiled, produces syrup or molasses. Tuesday and Wednesday, the third and fourth of February.

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The scoundrel is really good at knitting fast. The old knight kneels down. Cut the knot with a knife. He tapped the doorknob with his knuckle. Be quick to do your duty. Don’t tempt anyone. We caught a glimpse of a boat floating. The captain wore rough clothes and had a hoarse voice. Native Americans carve with knives. Listen to the noise. Babies babble. We blew soap bubbles on Wednesday.

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I knit mittens. A walnut tree. Soft music calms us. He argues in a raspy voice. We plan to use branches of spruce and balsam for fires. The dog chews on the bone. He ate pieces of lean beef. Sell maple syrup. A purple ribbon tempts me to buy it. We caught a glimpse through a glass of the pores in the skin. The long icicle was carried away. The boys scraped their knuckles while wiring stove pipes. Soak my sore heel.

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Arrange the asters in vases. They come in different colors. I prefer a spot at the back of the boat. Icebergs float in the ocean. Help the exhausted mason. Is he in pain? I guess he dropped his trowel. Give him a lantern. Uncle is a lawyer. The puppy is tearing the towel. Name five vowels. Potters shape clay. Canada is the biggest country in America. In size, it's one-third of the entire British Empire.

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The first of July is Canada’s birthday. The flirt avoids responsibility. Fun is enjoyable. I mixed a bucket of iced lemonade. I spun around. The pigeons are bathing. Sparkles shine. Silver coins clink. Stars shine. Sprinkle roses. Lunch is ready. We're hungry and thirsty. An ugly dungeon. I sprained my ankle. A bend in the road. Great Britain is the greatest empire in the world. 'Britons will never be slaves.'

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Turks can be quite brutal and harsh. The creek flows softly beneath the grassy ground. The boat rocked. Don't bother the woman in the turban. Boys are wrestling. Remove your wool scarf. He stammers. Let's play a game of authors. Shuffle the cards. The bridge is shaky. "Load the musket," he whispered. A fierce dog is wearing a muzzle. One-fourth of the Earth's surface is under the Union Jack.

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Madam's album has several beautiful pictures. Do you like eating oysters? Enemies annoy me. Start each sentence with a capital letter. Satan is the enemy of humanity. He tempted Adam and Eve. 'Alfred the Great' is a royal name. He was King of England hundreds of years ago; he taught his loyal subjects to read and write. The Danes destroyed the English villages. The king went to battle and achieved a great victory.

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A plain is a flat area of land. Braid your hair into a braid. A Scottish plaid is a shawl or scarf made with different colors. The twelfth month. Experienced doctors disagree. Wrap your throat in flannel. At the hotel, we bought a sandwich and coffee for a nickel. Welcome the good-looking shepherd. Take care of his well-being. Fulfill my wishes. I have a fever and chills.

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The skilled shepherd has a fever. He wears flannel and plaid. The lawyer’s ankles hurt. We are loyal to the Union Jack. Several thirsty boys. A sharp corner. Oyster soup. Wait until lunch for sandwiches. Twiddle your thumbs. Sleigh bells jingle. A mason's trowel. Pigeons coo. Keep your promise. Satan disrupts human life. He ruins the well-being of families. The king's enemy suffered in a dungeon.

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The dwarf wanders through the countryside for fun. He stands forty inches tall. He sold tea. The boats are at the dock. The ponies run fast. Shout, “Whoa!” The roan's mouth is foaming. The hawk is flying higher. I dreamed of collecting treasures. A soil of sandy loam. I meant one gallon or four quarts. London in England is the best city in the world.

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The butcher's gloves are greasy. His clothes are wrinkled. My knitting is falling apart. What a nice gravel road! Fix this sentence. Collect their payments. Join the two pieces. Vote for a chairperson. She’s selling her jewelry at a discount. The fountain has stopped flowing. Ask why. In the Rocky Mountains, there are huge cedar trees. On my travels there, I saw grizzly bears. At the Mayor's request, we sang the National Anthem.

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Canada is at peace with all countries. Our butter from the creamery won the gold medal. The final match is today. A horse's reins. The bride wears a wedding veil. Edward, Prince of Wales, is the heir to the throne. Children's stories can be purchased for a quarter. Loamy soil is ideal for growing potatoes. The tomatoes are smooth. The buffalo are dying of thirst. Leather is produced in a tannery.

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A leaf shakes. Old Gray's mane. I knocked loudly. Find my quill pen. Esther is mixing the flour and yeast into dough for bread. The soldier's sword and shield catch our attention. We expect the Captain to welcome us. Our factory is on the island. Play a waltz. He hit me on the temple. I knew about his bad temper. There is quartz in granite rocks. The male bird led the geese.

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Pardon my shooting off the gun. Gluttons eat too much. The vendor sells buttons. A rude guy. Is it veal or lamb? He upset me. His nostrils are bleeding. Punish wrongdoers. Defend your country. Take these red peppers. The razor is made of steel. Geese chatter. Chub nibble at the bait. Don't talk so much. Ontario stretches farther south than France. The king's throne.

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"Peace on earth," the angel said. Stop dancing. Soldiers carry guns and swords. Knead the dough. A gallon of syrup. A tied veil. The fountain is close to the creamery. I gladly accept the buffalo robe. A hare's nostrils. A troublemaker gets attention. A deal in jewels. Pieces of bread. A dying lawyer's wish. The dwarf is the heir to the island. Poplar leaves flutter.

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Prisons and jails offer little in the way of comfort. The bottle holds poison. Harsh actions. Same size. The preacher had a high forehead. He talked about heaven. As usual, the sermon was short. Is your friend on their way? Bring me my leather suitcase. I cherish my sewing machine. The compass needle points to the North Pole. December skies threaten hail. The mounted police. A gloomy season. The polar seas. A tin of sardines.

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The rogue is clever but lighthearted. He asks for a favor, a loan of a hickory stick. Thieves are a constant problem. The rope runs through the pulley. The pastor of the church is tired. His pulpit is carved from walnut. The mules were stubborn. Rifle bullets are made of lead. A ghost story. Eat the yolks of eggs. Birds sing. An Inuit dresses in furs from seals, walruses, or polar bears.

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Millions of onions are grown in light soil. Olive rarely shares her opinion on anything. She makes few mistakes. I run errands. Gently touch the white ivory keys. Your parasol is very much in style. The cushion is on the couch. Several steamboats are in the harbor. Do you read history? That awful wretch. The Eskimos live in the icy regions. Their reindeer eat moss.

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Two jockeys rode the winning donkeys. Fire two shots up the valley. I lent out four dozen alleys. Chimneys are made of brick and mortar. Turkeys are expensive. He sees a turtle stuck. The river flows fast. The milk goes sour. The crowd pushed the thief along. A face covered in freckles. Nettles scratched his hands. A stable worker stayed at our hotel. Don't gossip. Hickory is not fragile wood. Goats graze in the lane.

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Boiled carrots are good for calves. Consider the cost of your trip. Palm trees thrive in the south. Fasten my straps. Our friends are calling us. The luggage is checked. I build steam engines. I can't stand liars. This soldier prays every day. He is respectful and polite to the citizens. Don't cause any trouble. I believe the thief took the citron in his handkerchief.

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She carries an umbrella. Poisons usually lead to death. The skies are the upper areas. A muddy stream rarely has a strong flow. Our guest's suitcase. An ivory-handled knife. Talks about our beliefs. A narrow street. Long trips tire me out. A knitting machine. A sailor's compass. The stable worker annoys me. His good humor and mischief entertain the locals. A toy train. My friend grows onions and lemons. Be polite, kids.

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The parrot says "Pretty Polly." Vote by ballot. We're going up in a balloon. The guide's in charge. We plan to come down in half an hour. Stand up straight. He’s ready to give a lecture. My cushions have tassels. The saddle has stirrups. Hounds are chasing the hare. A stubborn team of ponies on our street attracted a crowd. Keep getting better. Save us from drowning. Jacob and Esau were Isaac's sons. Rachel was Joseph's mother.

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An awful example. We took shelter in a narrow passage, under an awning. The package is awkward to carry. Please take this message for me. The student wanders around the college grounds. Esther complains about her sewing. Her thimble is too big. I'll sing the low bass notes. Join in the chorus. The ship's anchor is heavy. The value of Canada's wheat, cheese, and cattle goes up quickly each year.

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Myths are weird stories. The lynx is related to the tiger. Sing hymns, not silly songs. The parrot copies my voice. The black-eyed gypsy gives clever fortunes. Play the violin softly, not harshly. Smell the scent of violets. What writing system are you learning? Watch the playful young bears as they have fun in their den. A thin handkerchief was tied in knots at the picnic.

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Purchase the nursery rhymes printed in large text. Either style works. Gossips talk idly. The ceiling is tall. I received neither the ribbon nor the ostrich feather. Doesn't he trick you? Add up the column of numbers. A gosling is a baby goose. 'Gospel' means good news. Richard, the Lion Heart, was a brave knight. He fought the Turks in the Holy Land to rescue the sacred tomb of our Lord from them.

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Eagles are birds of prey. I think the kids have measles. The beaver is a symbol of Canada. Kittens have whiskers. The truant tells a secret to his guardian. Many merchants are doing well. Their overall profits are rising. Our ancestors came from Christian countries. Their ocean journey took several weeks.

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A gypsy's idea. We need faith and courage. The hymns, rhymes, and choruses are in small print. Lambs are playing around. Save the injured parrot. The drop was terrible. The ocean liner is completely wrecked. Please sing a college song at the picnic. The runaway is watching the eagle. Our private thoughts. The columns reach up to the ceiling of the tomb. My parasol has a purple tassel. We got a message to weigh anchor.

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The kids are wrestling and pushing each other. Try the lettuce salad. He rushes off to close the blinds. There's gristle in the steak. Will the price of bananas go up or down? Monkeys are chattering. Their fingers are quick and agile. Heavy trucks rumble down the road. Does thunder break the windows? Let the prisoner go. He’s moaning and groaning. He’s losing money from gambling. The honest young man wears trendy clothes. He gets paid weekly.

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A big butcher provides our bacon. Can you do the math? I'll explain how it works. The strong kid denies tossing chestnut burrs. It happens a lot. I'm laughing at my success in checkers. Please respond in the next mail. Beef broth is liquid. The chipmunk has stripes on its back and pockets in its cheeks. He unfolded the Union Jack. Busy until break.

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Don't stick around any longer. My fingers are freezing. Wait for the little kid. The maid walks with pride. Men argue and fuss over such small things. Appreciate this messed-up job. Two dirty streams mix together. Put shingles on the roof. The copper kettle. The shoemaker fixes shoes. He shouldn't have to beg. Don't mock or glare at homeless people. Doesn't he have a lot of money? Send the package by express to my address.

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In these run-down places, the women are almost always reading novels. Create a perfect picture. The rockets go up and explode. A wooden bucket or pail. Secure the bracket with a nail. A pair of leather slippers. Blisters can cause a lot of pain. Let me tell the story again. Move with grace. Their army faced defeat. Many soldiers died during the retreat.

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Alter the numbers. What’s the outcome? What reward does Thomas Johns, Esquire, offer? Look at the groups of soldiers training. Don’t insult our friends. Make a small firework out of this firecracker. A hot Tuesday. Tie this rope to the horse's halter. Secure him to the post. Imitate Paul's groan. Speak loudly. I’m not sure if they live together or in separate houses.

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My teeth are chattering. A dog is gnawing on some tough, gristly meat. Have some bacon or a salad. It won't happen again. A train went by with a rumble. Try a banana. Fluids flow smoothly. Pick a novel. Subtract ninety. Squire Hughes hangs around for a bit. The cobblers split up. The miners jangle and quarrel as they gamble. One laughs, while the other frowns. Boost the knowledge you currently have. Sometimes, defeat can lead to success.

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The trustees have hired a teacher. The carriage has a brake to slow it down. Don't crowd into the church aisle to watch the wedding. May they thrive. Boys cheer. Girls laugh. Read the words in cursive. Make screens out of thin mesh. Use a rough sieve. Your serge suit smells like smoke. Eels squirm and wriggle. Yours truly. Paid in full. Completely evil.

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Never mistreat animals. We accused him of stealing. He wouldn’t discuss the murder any further. Bury the dead. A simple coffin. The black hearse. Tying his shoe. The trim is ripped. A cheap quart. The cotton is bleached. The elephant’s shape is not elegant or graceful. Recite the whole alphabet.

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My assistant is cheerful but religious. A cough makes me anxious. Well-known doctors. Promise to get ready. There's a zinc trough under the eaves. Don't harm your health. Compare the responses. The judge will announce the outcome in a minute. The length and width are the same.

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Collect old coins. King George rules. The loud freight train. A distant station. The busy agent sells crates of selected goods. He doesn't waste any time. Half an acre. Set the time. The choir sang a hymn. I'm glad to hear that the ointment will heal your wound. The clothes were washed, wrung out, and then dried on the smooth beach. Tow the boat. Choose a sharp tool. There's a constant pain in my eyes.

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The pitcher is pumped. The catcher wants to quit. The team is nervous. Give the rowdy some solid advice. He forgets things. The plumber gives me advice. I decided to buy an axe. Fix my umbrella.

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An acre of land for a burial site. The soul never dies. A sieve to sift flour. A blue serge cloak. The choir walks up the aisle. Indians shout. Hit the brakes. Avoid poison ivy. A thin layer of gauze covers the glass hearse. We blame the plumber for using fake coins. Tobacco harms health. Move the calves away from the trough. We rode the elephant. For a few minutes, we felt nervous. The width of the field. I hung around to watch the wedding.

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