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the boat has a large sail, as a noun ships sail on the seas as a verb

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In this poem she says that there is abig difference beetween God made things and manmade things. Boarts saill on river and ships sail on sea. The cloudes stay above the sea in the sky.It look prittier then the sea.

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MARK ME THE BRAINLIEST PLSSSSSS...I WOULD BE GRATEFUL TO YOU...

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the boat has a large sail, as a noun ships sail on the seas as a verb​

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the boat has a large sail, as a noun ships sail on the seas as a verb