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New Zealand: A Social And Poetic DramaMurray EdmondAgricultural Worker: Please eat the peaches and cream. Member of the Board of Trustees: We need to clean these green heaters. Watchman: Charles' heart was far harder than Mark's. Insurance Agent: Walk to the door in the north porch. Company Director: Draw the stork with the chalk on the board. Demonstrator: Do choose the soup then goose for two. Drover: Hugh was well groomed but moody and aloof. Examiner: This is an interesting index system. Forestry Worker: Bill-sticking is prohibited in this English city. Free-lance photographer: Fetch ten eggs from the red hen's nest. Gardener: Mend the fence when the weather is better. Jockey: The sunflowers are covered in butterflies. Labourer: Don't rush the hut unless you love slugs. Milk Deliverer: He got a lot of copies of the longer song. Model: The hot dog wandered through the foggy docks. Entertainer: Harry was standing by the back taxi rank. Construction Contractor: Grab the ladder and hang up the banned banners. Sportsperson: Gee! Vegetable Gatherers: Calm arm, large barn. Eel Seller: Warm order! Warm order! Sharefisher: Cool moon, loser. Shearer: Wishes – city, dinner, miss, mirror, big sin. Wholesale Sphagnum Moss Seller: Feather bed spells treasure. Street Cleaner: Onion – rubber – love – dumb result. Television Producer: Sombre profit. Bog knowledge. Sob. Theatrical Performer: Fatter bad man shall hammer. Wrap. [Texts:
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