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 | | It seems that formerly the river, as well as the lake, was infested with caymans, so huge and voracious that they attacked bankas and upset them with a slap of the tail. |
 | | Old Selo, on looking at his son's face, did not dare to mention the cayman, but tried to calm him by talking of clay jars, reminding him that the winner in a lawsuit was left without a shirt to his back. |
 | | One of the two professors was very popular, beloved by all, passing for a sage, a great poet, and a man of advanced ideas. |
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