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I have this little sister, Lola.
She is small ind very funny.
Sometimes I have to keep an eye on her.
Sometimes Mom and Dad ask me to give Lola her dinner,
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Lola won't eat carrots, of course.
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green.
One day I played a good trick on her.
Lola was sitting at the table,
waiting for her dinner.
And she said,
"I do not eat
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will never
not ever
eat a toITlato/' ^j^ (My sister hates tomatoes.)
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That is lucky
because we are not having any of those things.
We are not going to eat any peas or carrots
or potatoes or mushrooms or spaghetti or eggs or sausages.
There will be no caulifloujer or
cabbage or bahed beans or bananas or oranges.'
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and certainly
no tomatoes.
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Lola looked at the table.
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Then Lola saw some peas
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said Lola.
I said,
"These are not peas.
Of course they are not.
These are green drops
from Greenland.
They are made
out of green
and fall from the sky."
"But I don't eat green
things/' Lola said.
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just one
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tasty.
Next Lola saw the potato.
"I will not eat potato
so don't even try,
not even mashecl*
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this
isn't
mashed potato.
People often
think that but no,
this is cloud fluff from
the pointiest peak of Mount Fuji/'
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Oh/' said Lola, "in that case a large helping for me.
I love to eat cloud."
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she said,
"those look like fis[j sticks to me,
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"Charlie, will you pass me
one of those?''
And I said.
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those?
And Lola said,
"Yes, Charlie,
one of those."
And I couldn't believe my eyes
because guess what she was pointing at -
toTTidtoes
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Are you sure?
Really?
One
of these?
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