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24 Nov 2020
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Is it correct?
Grandmother waddled, bundled up in a woolly shawl.
Is it correct?
Grandmother waddled, bundled up in a woolly shawl.
Grandmother waddled, bundled up in a woolly shawl.
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24 Nov 2020
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@MarinaMaureen yes, but it's mostly old english. very old english, most people that don't use it.
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