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• Even with one little foot, 'e is all right in the water
• It is starting in fresh water
• In Shakespeare, ugly and venemous. In Grahame, in a hall
• If it's under fifty it's left
• Most of what's left in the water
• One foot eastward by water
• Get in water and on for science
• Ugly and venomous enough to get dragged along, by the sound of it
• He got this on with gravity
• Fresh little tea and water for it
• Left at last in the water
• Went into the water this way
• Put some fresh tea on in water for the scientist
• That's no time to get double E mixed with broken glass
• A new T gets left at the end