English, 29.01.2020 04:56, noslengerman

Natasha was especially interested in (dinosaurs; dinosaurs, dinosaurs: or dinosaurs'? ) however, jorge wanted to check out the huge collection of precious gems.

natasha gazed into a replica of a cooking fire and began to imagine a crying baby, (sounds; sounds, sounds: or sounds'? ) the persistent click of stone on stone involved in making scraping tools, and the thunderous cry of a mastodon.

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