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• Red rubber baby buggy bumpers.
• Six long slim slender slick I plucker, I'm the pheasant
plucker's son and I'm only
saplings.
• A bloke's back brake block plucking pheasants till the • S<
pheasant plucker comes.
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broke.
• A skunk stood on a stump. • Tie twine to three tree
The stump thunk the skui± twigs.
• She sells seashells by the seashore.
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• Sixty-six sick chicks.
stunk, but the skunk thunk • Preshrunk shirts.
• As one eager eagle eased .
the stump stunk.
• Lemon liniinent
• I thought a thought but the under the eaves, the other
• The seething sea ces^ths and thus the seething sea suf- thought I thought was not the eager eagle eased out.
iceths us.
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• Does this shop stock short Weekly World News
socks with spots?
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• As one sly snake slid up
thought I thought I thought.
• Strange strategic statis the stake, the other sly snake
slid down.
tics.
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• A big black bug bit a big • As one pink porpoise
• Peter Piper picked a peck peck of pickled peppers, black beta*, made a big black popped into the pool, the oth- j •
)f pickled peppers.
Where's the peck of pickled
If Peter Piper picked a peppers Peter Piper picked?
bear bleed blood.
• I'm not the
The sixth sheik's
er pink porpoise popped out Ishea's sick.
pheasant
• Sinful Caesar sipped hisfe^^^^
snifter, seized his knees and llljBjlH
sn^Tied.
• F^t firogs feeling feverish.
• I saw Esau sitlxQg on a seesaw. I saw Esau, he saw me.
• How much wood wouM a
odi^ck chuck if a woodJd dMHdt.wood?