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                                                                                                    逗你玩(节选)

    一个三十多岁的大嫂晾_____几件衣裳,让孩子机灵点,在门口看着,别让小偷偷去了。看见了小偷就喊她。

    小孩就在门口看着,一动也不敢动。小偷过来了,看好几件衣服。“几岁了?”小孩说:“五岁了。”“叫嘛?”“小虎。”“小虎你认识我吗?”  “不认识。”“咱俩一块玩吧。我叫逗你玩,我姓逗,叫逗你玩。小虎,你叫我。”“逗你玩。”“太好了。”这样叫了几句,小偷就过去把褂_____子拽_____下来。“妈妈,他拿咱褂子啦。”“谁呀?”“逗你玩。”“好好看着。”小偷又把裤子拽下来了。“妈妈,他拿咱裤子呢!”“谁呀?”“逗你玩。”“这孩子,一会我揍你!看着,别喊。”小偷一会把被单拿下来了。“妈妈,他拿咱被面子呢。”“谁呀?”“逗你玩。”“这孩子,你老不老实,一会儿我揍你。”

    妈妈出门一瞅_____,孩子还站着呢,一看衣服没了,“咱衣服呢?”“拿走了。”“谁拿走了?”“逗你玩。”还逗你玩呢!

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    “Did you hear what happened to Adam Last Friday?” Lindsey whispers to Tori.
    With her eyes shining, Tori brags, “You bet I did, Sean told me two days ago.”
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