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He was standing there all red-faced, screaming and waving his arms around. bắt đầu học
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He skidded to a stop and smiled right at me. bắt đầu học
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“Please,” said the manager, “somebody call the pound.” bắt đầu học
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And that dog came trotting over to me just like he had been doing it his whole life. bắt đầu học
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He was big, but skinny; you could see his ribs. bắt đầu học
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And there were bald patches all over him, places where he didn’t have any fur at all. bắt đầu học
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He smiled so big that it made him sneeze. bắt đầu học
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And I have to admit, he stank. bắt đầu học
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He was kind of limping like something was wrong with one of his legs. bắt đầu học
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Sometimes he reminded me of a turtle hiding inside its shell, in there thinking about things and not ever sticking his head out into the world. bắt đầu học
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Sometimes he reminded me of a turtle hiding inside its shell, in there thinking about things and not ever sticking his head out into the world. bắt đầu học
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I went to the trailer door and I hollered, “Winn-Dixie!” bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie’s ears shot up in the air and he grinned and sneezed, and then he came limping up the steps and into the trailer and put his head right in the preacher’s lap, right on top of a pile of papers. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie’s ears shot up in the air and he grinned and sneezed, and then he came limping up the steps and into the trailer and put his head right in the preacher’s lap, right on top of a pile of papers. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie’s ears shot up in the air and he grinned and sneezed, and then he came limping up the steps and into the trailer and put his head right in the preacher’s lap, right on top of a pile of papers. bắt đầu học
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He looked at his ribs and his matted-up fur and the places where he was bald. bắt đầu học
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He looked at his ribs and his matted-up fur and the places where he was bald. bắt đầu học
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He pulled back his lips and showed the preacher all of his crooked yellow teeth and wagged his tail and knocked some of the preacher’s papers off the table. bắt đầu học
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He was making him poke his head out of his shell. bắt đầu học
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“Well,” said the preacher, “he’s a stray if ever I’ve seen one.” bắt đầu học
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He put down his pencil and scratched Winn-Dixie behind the ears. bắt đầu học
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I used the garden hose and some baby shampoo. bắt đầu học
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He looked insulted and the whole time he didn’t show me his teeth or wag his tail once. bắt đầu học
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I nodded my head at him and went on talking. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie twitched his ears and raised his eyebrows. bắt đầu học
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He was working on a sermon and kind of muttering to himself. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie looked up at the preacher and kind of gave him a nudge with his nose. bắt đầu học
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“She had red hair and freckles.” bắt đầu học
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She could stick a tyre in the ground and grow a car.” bắt đầu học
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She could stick a tyre in the ground and grow a car.” bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie started chewing on his paw, and I tapped him on the head to make him stop. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie started chewing on his paw, and I tapped him on the head to make him stop. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie started chewing on his paw, and I tapped him on the head to make him stop. bắt đầu học
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She couldn’t make head nor tail of a piece of meat. bắt đầu học
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She couldn’t make head nor tail of a piece of meat. bắt đầu học
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She said it made her feel like a bug under a microscope.” bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie hopped off, too. bắt đầu học
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If me and the preacher went off and left him by himself in the trailer, he pulled all the cushions off the couch and all the toilet paper off the roll. bắt đầu học
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The other thing about the Open Arms that is different from other churches is there aren’t any pews. bắt đầu học
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“Arrruiiiiipppp,” wailed Winn-Dixie. bắt đầu học
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One minute everything was quiet and serious and the preacher was going on and on and on; the next minute Winn-Dixie looked like a furry bullet shooting across the building, chasing that mouse. bắt đầu học
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One minute everything was quiet and serious and the preacher was going on and on and on; the next minute Winn-Dixie looked like a furry bullet shooting across the building, chasing that mouse. bắt đầu học
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He was barking and his feet were skidding all over the polished Pick-It-Quick floor, and people were clapping and hollering and pointing. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie stood up there in front of the whole church, wagging his tail and holding the mouse real careful in his mouth, holding on to him tight but not squishing him. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie stood up there in front of the whole church, wagging his tail and holding the mouse real careful in his mouth, holding on to him tight but not squishing him. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie stood up there in front of the whole church, wagging his tail and holding the mouse real careful in his mouth, holding on to him tight but not squishing him. bắt đầu học
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And there weren’t that many kids at the Open Arms, just Dunlap and Stevie Dewberry, two brothers who weren’t twins but looked like they were. bắt đầu học
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And Amanda Wilkinson, whose face was always pinched up like she was smelling something real bad; and Sweetie Pie Thomas, who was only five years old and still mostly a baby. bắt đầu học
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This is what happened: I was picking out my books and kind of humming to myself, and all of a sudden there was this loud and scary scream. bắt đầu học
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Chapter Seven “Back when Florida was wild, when it consisted of nothing but palmetto trees and mosquitoes so big they could fly away with you,” Miss Franny Block started in, “and I was just a little girl no bigger than you, my father, Herman W. bắt đầu học
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Chapter Seven “Back when Florida was wild, when it consisted of nothing but palmetto trees and mosquitoes so big they could fly away with you,” Miss Franny Block started in, “and I was just a little girl no bigger than you, my father, Herman W. bắt đầu học
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“I don’t want to appear prideful,” she said, “but my daddy was a very rich man. bắt đầu học
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She nodded and then leaned back and said, “And I was a little girl who loved to read. bắt đầu học
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I raised it up slowly and then I aimed it carefully and I threw it right at that bear and screamed, ‘Be gone!’ bắt đầu học
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Well, the men in town used to tease me about it. bắt đầu học
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And you could tell that he was proud of looking so good, proud of not looking like a stray. bắt đầu học
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I thought what he needed most was a collar and a leash, so I went into Gertrude’s Pets, where there were fish and snakes and mice and lizards and gerbils and pet supplies, and I found a real handsome red leather collar with a matching leash. bắt đầu học
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But I love this collar and leash, and so does my dog, and I was thinking that maybe you could set me up on an instalment plan.” bắt đầu học
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On the way out of Gertrude’s Pets, I said to Winn-Dixie, “You are better at making friends than anybody I have ever known. bắt đầu học
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I bet if my mama knew you, she would think you were the best dog ever.” bắt đầu học
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She was standing there, sucking on the knuckle of her third finger, staring in the window of Gertrude’s Pets. bắt đầu học
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She had her hair tied up in a ponytail with a pink ribbon. bắt đầu học
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She says if I’m real good, I might get to buy me a goldfish or one of them gerbils. bắt đầu học
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“The witch will eat that dog,” Stevie said. bắt đầu học
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I got off my bike and went up to the gate and hollered, “Winn-Dixie, you better come on out of there.” bắt đầu học
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“Get lost, you bald-headed babies,” I said. bắt đầu học
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“Get lost, you bald-headed babies,” I said. bắt đầu học
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I went around a really big tree all covered in moss, and there was Winn-Dixie. bắt đầu học
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She was old with crinkly brown skin. bắt đầu học
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“Go on and sit down,” she said, pointing at a lawn chair with the back all busted out of it. bắt đầu học
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“Like maybe you got her green thumb. bắt đầu học
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“Could be that you got more of your mama in you than just red hair and freckles and running fast.” bắt đầu học
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He had peanut butter in his whiskers, and he kept yawning and stretching. bắt đầu học
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He had peanut butter in his whiskers, and he kept yawning and stretching. bắt đầu học
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When I was done talking, the preacher kissed me good night, and then he leaned way over and gave Winn-Dixie a kiss, too, right on top of his head. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie was already at the other end of the trailer, in the preacher’s room. bắt đầu học
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There were rabbits and hamsters and gerbils and mice and birds and lizards and snakes, and they were all just sitting there on the floor like they had turned to stone, and Otis was standing in the middle of them. bắt đầu học
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He walked over to the counter and started digging through a pile of things, and finally he came up with a broom. bắt đầu học
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“Did they escape from their cages?” bắt đầu học
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She stood there and sucked on her knuckle and stared at me. bắt đầu học
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That’s my mama on the porch. bắt đầu học
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Sometimes Sweetie Pie snuck in for the concert, too. bắt đầu học
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One time Stevie said to me, “My mama says you shouldn’t be spending all your time cooped up in that pet shop and at that library, sitting around talking with old ladies. bắt đầu học
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“Otis is not retarded,” I said. bắt đầu học
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“I think they are just trying to make friends with you in a roundabout way,” Gloria said. bắt đầu học
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Or I imitated Otis tapping his pointy-toed boots and playing for all the animals, and that always made her laugh. bắt đầu học
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Or I imitated Otis tapping his pointy-toed boots and playing for all the animals, and that always made her laugh. bắt đầu học
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Or I imitated Otis tapping his pointy-toed boots and playing for all the animals, and that always made her laugh. bắt đầu học
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There were whiskey bottles and beer bottles and wine bottles all tied on with string, and some of them were clanking against each other and making a spooky kind of noise. bắt đầu học
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Me and Winn-Dixie stood and stared at the tree, and the hair on top of his head rose up a little bit and he growled deep in his throat. bắt đầu học
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“And them Dewberry boys, you try not to judge them too harsh either, all right?” bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie nudged me with his wet nose and wagged his tail; when he saw I wasn’t going, he trotted after Gloria. bắt đầu học
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I wondered if my mama, wherever she was, had a tree full of bottles; and I wondered if I was a ghost to her, the same way she sometimes seemed like a ghost to me. bắt đầu học
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I worried about him hogging the fan, and I worried about the fan blowing him bald; but Miss Franny said not to worry about either thing, that Winn-Dixie could hog the fan if he wanted and she had never in her life seen a dog made bald by a fan. bắt đầu học
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I worried about him hogging the fan, and I worried about the fan blowing him bald; but Miss Franny said not to worry about either thing, that Winn-Dixie could hog the fan if he wanted and she had never in her life seen a dog made bald by a fan. bắt đầu học
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I worried about him hogging the fan, and I worried about the fan blowing him bald; but Miss Franny said not to worry about either thing, that Winn-Dixie could hog the fan if he wanted and she had never in her life seen a dog made bald by a fan. bắt đầu học
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And when Miss Franny stopped shaking and started talking again, Winn-Dixie would lick her hand and lie back down in front of the fan. bắt đầu học
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Whenever Miss Franny had one of her fits, it reminded me of Winn-Dixie in a thunderstorm. bắt đầu học
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And I got real good at holding on to Winn-Dixie whenever they came. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie yawned real big and lay down on his side with a thump and a sigh. bắt đầu học
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Block was just a boy when the firing on Fort Sumter occurred,” Miss Franny Block said as she started in on her story. bắt đầu học
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“Hell is a cuss word,” said Amanda. bắt đầu học
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And he was covered with all manner of vermin: fleas and lice. bắt đầu học
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And he was covered with all manner of vermin: fleas and lice. bắt đầu học
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And he was covered with all manner of vermin: fleas and lice. bắt đầu học
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And the only thing that made Littmus forget that he was hungry and itchy and hot or cold was that he was getting shot at. bắt đầu học
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When he finally finished crying, he had the strangest sensation. bắt đầu học
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“Sorrow,” Miss Franny said. bắt đầu học
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She leaned back in her chair and crossed her hands on her stomach. bắt đầu học
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“It has a peculiar flavour...” “Root beer?” bắt đầu học
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He was hunching up his shoulders and lowering his chin and getting ready to pull his head inside his shell. bắt đầu học
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“It tastes sad,” he said, and sighed. bắt đầu học
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But he calls Gloria Dump a witch all the time, and he calls Otis retarded. bắt đầu học
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“Other people’s tragedies should not be the subject of idle conversation. bắt đầu học
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He patted Winn-Dixie on the head and got up and turned off the light and closed the door. bắt đầu học
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“Gertrude,” Gertrude squawked. bắt đầu học
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She picked up the Littmus Lozenge wrapper in her beak and then dropped it and looked around. bắt đầu học
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“It was on account of the music,” he said. bắt đầu học
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Gloria wiped her eyes with the hem of her dress. bắt đầu học
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“That’s why Amanda is so pinch-faced,” I said. bắt đầu học
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Winn-Dixie’s head shot up from underneath Gloria’s chair. bắt đầu học
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She stuck her knuckle in her mouth and then pulled it back out. bắt đầu học
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She wrapped her arms around Winn-Dixie and squeezed him so hard that his eyes almost popped out of his head. bắt đầu học
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Chapter Twenty-One After I got Otis convinced to come, the rest of getting ready for the party was easy and fun. bắt đầu học
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We cut them up in triangles and cut off the crusts and put little toothpicks with frilly tops in them. bắt đầu học
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We cut them up in triangles and cut off the crusts and put little toothpicks with frilly tops in them. bắt đầu học
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We cut them up in triangles and cut off the crusts and put little toothpicks with frilly tops in them. bắt đầu học
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She was wearing a pretty green dress that was all shiny and shimmery. bắt đầu học
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Even when she was standing still, she still kind of swayed, like she was standing on a boat. bắt đầu học
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Even when she was standing still, she still kind of swayed, like she was standing on a boat. bắt đầu học
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And the whole time Winn-Dixie was standing right in the middle of everybody, wagging his tail so hard that I thought for sure he would knock Miss Franny right off her high heels. bắt đầu học
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“Otis,” I hollered at him over the rain, “come on, we’re going inside.” bắt đầu học
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She waved around her wad of magazine pages. bắt đầu học
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And then he whistled loud and long. bắt đầu học
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It was mostly a drizzle now. bắt đầu học
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And after I convinced these Dewberry boys that I ain’t no scary witch all full of spells and potions—” “She ain’t no witch,” Stevie said. bắt đầu học
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If she was, she would’ve turned us into toads by now.” bắt đầu học
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And if he don’t know it, he can pick it up right quick if you hum it to him. bắt đầu học
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So we looked around, wondering who did, thinking that maybe we got us a burglar in the house. bắt đầu học
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“You hum it,” said Miss Franny, nodding her head, “and he can play it.” bắt đầu học
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I went up on the porch and took hold of her hand and pulled on her. bắt đầu học
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I cannot speak to the soporific powers of pickle juice, but I do know about the comforting power of words. bắt đầu học
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Because of Winn-Dixie was my first book, and suddenly I was on the receiving end of a tremendous – an astonishing, an overwhelming – amount of love. bắt đầu học
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The Dewberry boys use a derogatory word about Otis and another derogatory word about Gloria Dump. bắt đầu học
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