Time for a Bath Grade 4 Fiction In a letter to his
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In a letter to his sister Wilhemina
Marion Crawford
a human boy not only helps him find the stones
He just won't eat cheese
Time for a Bath Grade 4 Fiction In a letter to hisPlayfully addresses some of the most bizarre and ironic ways wild animals can bathe. The gecko doesn't have eyelids, so in order to keep its eyeballs dirt free the lizard licks them with its tongue. Some ants keep clean by scrubbing each other with feet that have been dipped in their oily saliva!
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