Five little owls learning to say, “ Who ? ”

Nov 27, 2014

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Five little owls learning to say, “ Who ? ”. They flapped their wings and then said, “ Shoe ! ”. Mother owl cried, “ No, no, not shoe ! “. Please, oh please, Say “ Who ! Who ! Who ! ”. Who !. Who !. Who !. Shoe !. Who !.

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Five little owls learning to say, “ Who? ”
They flapped their wings and then said, “ Shoe! ”
Mother owl cried, “ No, no, not shoe! “
Please, oh please, Say “ Who!Who!Who! ”
Who ! Who ! Who ! Shoe ! Who !

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