Robert noticed people hurrying past the large shop window.
He could hear people screaming, and others yelling.He looked through the enormous window to seewhat was causing the commotion. Then he saw it.
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Friday, March 16, 2012
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Okay, now I want to know what he saw! Thanks!!
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Saw what!?!? (You should tell us) :D
ReplyDeleteThis one looks and sounds fun.
ReplyDeleteDang! I need to check that book out. Fun quote. :-o
ReplyDeleteI'm like everyone else... WHAT did he see?!
ReplyDeleteHere is the next line:
ReplyDeleteMiss Caroline's home was engulfed in a blazing fire.
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