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The river was roaring past the children and their teacher, as the group of kids tried in vain to understand the teacher's inaudible mutterings.
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The river was roaring past the children and their teacher, as the group of kids tried in vain to understand the teacher's inaudible mutterings. Not one of them could understand or comprehend what the teacher was saying, and being the lively, uncontrollable brats that they were, they didn't care anyway. When the teacher stopped talking, he motioned for the children to follow him along the steep, mud-covered banks of the river. The children understood this and scuttled after him, along the dangerous route that he had selected for them. As the teacher and the mob of children following him drew further and further apart, a small group of children lagged behind. The teacher didn't seem to notice and strolled on, oblivious to the fact that three of children were no longer within shouting distance. He had enough on his hands making sure that the boisterous group of kids was...
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