The Fox Who Spied on Raindrops
Felix was a small orange fox with the biggest ears anyone had ever seen. The other foxes laughed at him. "What good are giant ears?" they would say. But Felix didn't mind. His ears...
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Felix was a small orange fox with the biggest ears anyone had ever seen. The other foxes laughed at him. "What good are giant ears?" they would say. But Felix didn't mind. His ears...
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