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A person is thinking about exchanging strawberries for a blackberry and apple pie at the village store. They mention a strange fishing boat and planning to stretch stuffed chicken with mashed potatoes and vegetables. They want to have a large blackberry and apple pie with whipped cream. They are urged to go and make the exchange before the children arrive. If I manage to reach the village store before closing time, I wonder if Mrs. Pigsmith would exchange the strawberries for a blackberry and apple pie, just a sodium, dear. Oh, that was a strange way for a fishing boat to behave. I could make the stuffed chicken stretch further with masses of mashed potatoes and fresh vegetables. Like an earthquake, dear! Then, with a large blackberry and apple pie and whipped cream, that should be sufficient. Well, go and change them, dear! The children will be here any minute!
