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A movement in the big maple tree just outside caught his attention.
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Then he had jumped out the window into the big maple tree.
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So Bunny sat down under the maple tree to wait for Mrs.
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And there was Peter Mink, lying very still beneath the maple tree.
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She ducked out of sight behind the big maple tree and listened.
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Try the maple syrup method or the brown sugar and molasses method.
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She brought over great heaping plates of French toast with maple syrup.
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The maple and the birch are the kings of the Canadian forest.
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The beech, the maple, the oak, the olive, the palm came in.
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The maple syrup may very well take the place of the honey.
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Whereupon I proceeded to arrange them in due order under the maple.
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Elm, beech, and maple flourished; I missed alone the oak of England.
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The floors are all of maple and the paneled wall of birch.
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A little taste of willow, oak and maple was in the air.
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A movement in the big maple tree just outside caught his attention.
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The wood was certainly maple, the sinew stretched over it undoubtedly buffalo.
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His chocolate envelops surprising ingredients, including popcorn, potato chips and maple bacon.
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The afternoon shadows grew long and the maple branches ceased to sway.
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I found the hollow tree, and I found the little maple-leaf book.
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He stepped back into the shadow of a large maple and listened:
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Nick's going to make his Sunday morning pancakes soaked in maple syrup.
