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    The document describes a heavy rainstorm from the perspective of a child. It begins with rain falling so heavily at night that it frightened the child. The child imagines elephants dancing on the roof or wild horses stomping their hooves to explain the loud sounds of the rain. Then, the rain suddenly stops and the child is able to snuggle back into bed.

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    The document describes a heavy rainstorm from the perspective of a child. It begins with rain falling so heavily at night that it frightened the child. The child imagines elephants dancing on the roof or wild horses stomping their hooves to explain the loud sounds of the rain. Then, the rain suddenly stops and the child is able to snuggle back into bed.

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    Downpour

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    The document describes a heavy rainstorm from the perspective of a child. It begins with rain falling so heavily at night that it frightened the child. The child imagines elephants dancing on the roof or wild horses stomping their hooves to explain the loud sounds of the rain. Then, the rain suddenly stops and the child is able to snuggle back into bed.

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    Downpour

    by Katrina Lybbert

    Down came the rain one wet stormy night, It fell down so heavily it gave me a fright! Were elephants dancing up there on my roof? Or maybe wild horses banging each hoof? Then suddenly it stopped, just as fast as it came, And I snuggled back into my bed once again.

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