n’t be more different,” the Sheep Man said, impressed.

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    “I’m exed. And on top of t, I’m lost in a strange land. And I still  even broken to himself.

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    “he Sheep Man asked, surprised.

    “Uhe voice said, sounding embarrassed.

    tically, but  see anythe darkness.

    “Please don’t bot ime.”

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    t a donut on turned around. Before long, tealting a donut.

    “O turn around.”

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    “But I don’t know o swim.”