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у меня все любимые животные . но особенно котёнки!
у меня есть кот васька он любит поваляться и поспать и покушать но особенно играться с книгой. однажды мы поехали на . васька попросился с нами мы его взяли.
папа начел ловить рыбу васька подошел к папе и начел наблюдать . папа словил рыбу а васька начел играться с рыбой, рыба начала плискаться хвостом и васьки попала капли в глаз. он убежал к папе и не вылазивал. больше он не когда не просился с нами !

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i have all my favorite animals. but especially kittens! i have a cat, vaska, he likes to wallow and sleep and eat, but especially play with a book. once we went fishing. vaska asked with us, we took him. dad started fishing for vaska to dad and started walking over to watch. dad caught the fish, and vaska started playing with the fish, the fish began to squint with his tail, and vaska got drops in the eye. he ran to dad and did not climb out. when he didn’t ask us again

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i have all my favorite animals. but especially kittens!

i have a cat, vaska, he likes to tumble around for a meal, but especially he likes to play with a book. once we went fishing. vaska went with us. dad was fishing and vaska was watching. when dad caught the fish, vaska grabbed it and water from her tail fell into his eyes. he was very scared and ran away. he no longer went fishing with us.

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