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He ate a breakfast of green (and, but, from) brown flakes each morning.
Then he (finished, fishbowl, watched) the children go off to school.
(Which, Albert, Himself) hated being stuck in his bowl ...
... hated being stuck in his bowl (because, children, finally) he could only swim around in ...
... he could only swim around in (circles, children, flakes).
Poor (loved, Albert, Alone) couldn't even read a book.
The (night, pages, flakes) would get soaked!
Albert was quite (a, an, if) smart fish.
He could do flips (under, mean, rock) water.
He could spell his name (in, one, ate) the pebbles on the bottom of ...
... the pebbles on the bottom of (he, they, his) bowl.
No matter how brilliant Albert (are, was, when) though, he still had a problem.
(Mean, Only, And) the cat spoke to him.
And (a, the, on) cat was not particularly nice to ...
... was not particularly nice to (him, his, day).
"I'll eat you up one day," (home, an, the) cat would tell Albert ...
... when they (was, were, and) all alone in the house.
"I'll (Albert, would, gobble) you right up."
You will be (surprised, fishbowl, brilliant) to discover that no one will ...
... discover that no one will (sent, miss, off) you!
It seemed to Albert that (everyone, problem, breakfast) loved the cat.
No one seemed (in, to, for) notice the cat was mean.
No (they, by, one) seemed to care that the cat ...
... that the cat (brown, seemed, hated) books and wasn't smart.
The cat (couldn't, hiding, school) even spell his own name ...
... but (us, the, to) children played with him every day.
(One, At, You) day the cat dipped his paw Albert's fishbowl.
One day the cat dipped his paw (up, to, in) Albert's fishbowl.
To save himself, Albert (under, found, swam) to the very bottom of his ...
... to the very bottom of his (breakfast, fishbowl, soaking).
When (the, go, can) children came home from school that ...
... came home from school that (bowl, day, paw), they saw the cat was wet.
(Have, They, House) didn't see Albert hiding behind the ...
... Albert hiding behind the (flakes, happy, rocks) in the bottom of his fishbowl ...
... in the bottom of his fishbowl, (and, if, his) that scared them.
"You are a (such, each, very) naughty cat!" they shouted.
Finally one (a, of, it) the children found Albert hiding in ...
... found Albert hiding in (the, was, it) bottom of the bowl.
"I found (cat, his, him)! I found our wonderful fish!"
Albert (ate, felt, day) happy that his family loved him ...
... loved him (after, could, under) all.
Now the cat gets locked (for, you, in) the basement every day ...
... and the (someone, children, wonderful) read books to Albert every night.