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¡¡¡¡It's His FaultBilly and Bobby were small boys.They were brothers£¬and they often had fights with each other. Last Saturday their mother said to them£¬“I'm going to cook our lunch now.Go out and play in the garden—and be good.” “Yes£¬Mummy£¬” the two boys answered£¬and they went out. They played in the garden for half an hour£¬and then Billy ran into the kitchen.“Mummy£¬” he said£¬“Bobby's broken a window in Mrs.Allen's house.” Mrs.Allen was one of their neighbors. “He's a bad boy£¬”his mother said.“How did he break it?” “I threw a stone at him£¬” Billy answered£¬“and he quickly moved down.”
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