Rain Dance

She spooned and dished some corn mush into a bowl. talneh grabbed a spoon, taking a deep whiff he savored the smell of the mush.

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POv vore - you and a little badger

It's corn now, anyway. sometimes its soybeans. crop rotation, you guess. you take a short cut through the rough ground between the corn and the woods, avoiding the poison ivy you know grows under the trees, and there you see it.

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Tongue-Tied Lightning

"square corn." "square corn?" "corn casserole. it's ... " a trail. and an ear-swiveling, tail-snaking look. " ... instead of hangin' in the window there, you could come back here and help me, you know," the meadow mouse teased.

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A Night at the County Fair: Part I

Twice, he found a whole, untouched corn dog. however, as he lay under a table, gnawing on a roasted corn cob, a family came and sat down. rascal scooted away from the feet, but he overheard an interesting conversation.

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Bowser`s New Girlfriend!!! Ch:12 The offical date

I`d like the bbq ribs, with corn." "ok...bowser?" "anything spicy" "ok..i`ll be back in a fiew minutes." tina says, and heads off. "i really hate that girl." "that`s my bff. we had some good times togeather...yeah...good times." "whatever."

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The Lepanto Institute

Don john of austria has seen you get corn-cobbed. st gilbert, in his heaven, would not best impressed. (don john of austria was not as you have guessed.)

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Demeaned

Where ever the bristles go through they leave small partings, like a freshly tilled corn field seen from above. he had always liked his hair, it was one part of him that he truly felt good about.

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If He Only Had a Brain

The fields were awash with gold-topped wheat, corn and surrounded by a maze of tall grass that tickled theo's nose as he ran through it.

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Ben tells a tale.. 5

Amber said again when she noticed i had still not touched the food on my plate besides the one bite of corn and shelly gave me a little nudge as well before i started eating the corn again. "so?" mr.

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Ander - Chapter 8, Subchapter 3

Because hens lay eggs, and hens eat corn. you grow the corn, you feed the hens, you get all the eggs you want." "but we can still eat the hens, right?" "when they stop laying, yes." "okay, that's fine.

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Scurry-ful

corn. corn was always there. corn, and cornbread. lots of bread. and apples. always apples, and maybe asparagus, and stuff like that. nuts and seeds. salted sunflower seeds. roasted pecans with cinnamon and sugar on them. and on and on.

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Ander - Epilogue: Subchapter 3

Because hens lay eggs, and hens eat corn. you grow the corn, you feed the hens, you get all the eggs you want." "but we can still eat the hens, right?" "when they stop laying, yes." "okay, that's fine.

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