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przywieść coś z powrotem skądś start learning
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He’s been a bit off-color ever since I brought him back from Egypt
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start learning
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pulling a pair of heavy black spectacles out of her pocket
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start learning
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Ron lifted Scabbers out of his inside pocket
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start learning
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placed him next to the cage of his fellow rats
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start learning
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rats, who stopped their skipping tricks and scuffled
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rat was secondhand (he had once belonged to Ron’s brother Percy) and a bit battered
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Next to the glossy rats in the cage
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he looked especially woebegone
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“Hm,” said the witch, picking up Scabbers.
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start learning
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kiedyś tak się robiło ale już nie start learning
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He used to belong to my brother.
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The truth was that Scabbers had never shown the faintest trace of interesting powers
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The truth was that Scabbers had never shown the faintest trace of interesting powers
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start learning
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The truth was that Scabbers had never shown the faintest trace of interesting powers
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start learning
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The witch’s eyes moved from Scabbers’s tattered left ear
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start learning
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The witch’s eyes moved from Scabbers’s tattered left ear to his front paw
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wyrazić dezapobratę, cmoknąć start learning
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przejść swoje, szkołe życia start learning
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“He’s been through the mill, this one,” she said.
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“An ordinary common or garden rat like this
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“An ordinary common or garden rat like this
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Now, if you were looking for something a bit more hard-wearing
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I have been through the mill.
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