"The dog shivered.", "The dog <b>shivered</b>." "His hair is red and frizzy, like Orphan Annie's.", "His hair <b>is</b> red and frizzy, like Orphan Annie's." "An owl shrieked.", "An owl <b>shrieked</b>." "The moon disappeared behind the clouds.", "The moon <b>disappeared</b> behind the clouds." "His small mouth is always formed into a friendly grin.", "His small mouth <b>is</b> always formed into a friendly grin." "We waited.", "We <b>waited</b>." "For a moment, nobody even breathed.", "For a moment, nobody even <b>breathed</b>." "A light rain fell on our heads.", "A light rain <b>fell</b> on our heads." "The leaves trembled.", "The leaves <b>trembled</b>." "Our hearts beat faster.", "Our hearts <b>beat</b> faster." "Then the black sky opened up.", "Then the black sky <b>opened</b> up." "Furious flames lit the night.", "Furious flames <b>lit</b> the night." "His head is fat and round.", "His head <b>is</b> fat and round." "He has small, dark, hamster-like eyes.", "He <b>has</b> small, dark, hamster-like eyes." "On one of these fingers is a diamond-studded gold ring.", "On one of these fingers <b>is</b> a diamond-studded gold ring." "Still, his walk is distinctive.", "Still, his walk <b>is</b> distinctive." "In fact, he seems to roll rather than walk.", "In fact, he <b>seems</b> to roll rather than walk." "He rolls to the rhythm of his own laughter.", "He <b>rolls</b> to the rhythm of his own laughter." "His students roll right along with him.", "His students <b>roll</b> right along with him." "Mr. William Herring is the jolliest man I know.", "Mr. William Herring <b>is</b> the jolliest man I know."
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