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| The sun set in the southern sky. | |
| The air was becoming cold as the sun was dissappearing in the red-orange sky. | |
| Dolly the sheep walked across the field, her head hung low. | |
| The animals on the farm stepped aside as she passed them. | |
| When she reached the front of the barn, she began to speak. | |
| Two days ago I was sitting next to my friend Humphrey. | |
| Now he is no longer here. | |
| Humphrey fell head over heels in love with a chicken named Dana. | |
| He told me everytime he was around her, he sweat like a pig. | |
| I wondered why he said that because he WAS a pig | |
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| There was also a rooster named Ted who also liked Dana. | |
| He was cocky and crowed obnoxiously. | |
| The tension between the two was like a taut rope about to snap. | |
| Neither one would step down and they were worst enemies. | |
| Then one day Ted, who was a tad smaller than Humphrey, came at him and the two had a dual over Dana | |
| After their fight I asked Humphrey, 'Did you really have to do that'? | |
| Dana soon began to fall for Humphrey, but then in a blink of an eye the farmer came and took Humphrey away. | |
| A day later we learned the sad truth- Humphrey was dead. | |
| Earlier today we held a funeral in honor of him. | |
| Humphrey was always kind, always compassionate, always friendly, and he did not deserve the death he died. | |
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