An Indian's Gift

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A. Don’t (1)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered picking those tomatoes; they are too small.
B. Jill likes to smile and is kind and (2)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered to everyone.
C. The deer hid among the trees in the (3)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered.
D. Tom used his bow to shoot an (4)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered at the target.
E. The farmer’s wife threw a (5)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered of corn on the ground for the chickens.
F. In the summer, I like to eat (6)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered on the cob from our garden.
G. Our teacher Mrs. Schmidt has (7)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered fifth grade for many years.
H. Josh shook the box because he (8)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered what was inside of it.
I. If you water the garden, the plants will (9)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered tall in the summer sun.
J. Some (10)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered people lived in teepees, wore buckskin, and hunted buffalo.
K. Draw back the string on the (11)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered to make the arrow fly.
L. The hunter will (12)  arrowbotherbowcornforestfriendlygrowhandfulIndianshoottaughtwondered the arrow at the deer to kill it for meat.