English, 25.09.2019 23:10, katy9091

(1 )(you’re a writer? pfft! how absurd! how funny! ''), (2) (''a clue to its meaning sherlock holmes could not find! '') (3) (''if meters that park took fancy words only') , (4) (''well, at least it’s all over. what a relieving phew! '')

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