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    Collated Dockets ~ Spring Jumps Sockets (We're In Summer's Pockets)
    Collated Dockets ~ Spring Jumps Sockets (We're In Summer's Pockets)
    Collated Dockets ~ Spring Jumps Sockets (We're In Summer's Pockets)
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    Collated Dockets ~ Spring Jumps Sockets (We're In Summer's Pockets)

    By Barbara M Schwarz

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    A final buzz of energy - and Summer took over so swiftly: Spring endeavoured courageously and then turned around to see: the bee now hummed profusely. A final sense it's all got going - and the apex soon be showing - how golden is the time: our lives arose to pure sunshine.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherb.schwarzgreentor.com
    Release dateMay 16, 2017
    ISBN9781370778027
    Collated Dockets ~ Spring Jumps Sockets (We're In Summer's Pockets)
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    Barbara M Schwarz

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