HOW THE LEOPARD GOT HIS SPOTS
a long time since en hey were like.
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Yes, said t t t. Cant you see?
I can no I couldnt all yesterday. done?
Let us up, said the Zebra, and we will show you.
t t up; and Zebra moved ao some little t fell all stripy, and Giraffe moved off to some tallisrees wchy.
Nocs done. One--t?
Leopard stared, and Etared, but all tripy sc, but never a sign of Zebra and Giraffe. t walked off and .