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It straun fan min folk

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Het hewwe hèₐten en hienen tó meikjen mei ââlde sééden?

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Fererenge fon Koudenjeestere

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Wúróm mekken méénsken dèè òffes?

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De weelde fan de see sont it omtstain fan it minskdom

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Five Aasters Words That Are Similar to English

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