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    The three bulls - William, Andrew, and Jonah - wanted to cross a bridge to the Bronx but were stopped by a hungry troll that demanded a toll. William only had three cents and was allowed to pass after promising the next bull, Andrew, had enough. Andrew only had four cents and was similarly allowed to pass after promising Jonah had more money. When Jonah arrived, the largest of the three bulls, he threatened the troll and knocked him off the bridge with his strength. The three bulls were then able to cross and make it to the world series game on time.

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    The three bulls - William, Andrew, and Jonah - wanted to cross a bridge to the Bronx but were stopped by a hungry troll that demanded a toll. William only had three cents and was allowed to pass after promising the next bull, Andrew, had enough. Andrew only had four cents and was similarly allowed to pass after promising Jonah had more money. When Jonah arrived, the largest of the three bulls, he threatened the troll and knocked him off the bridge with his strength. The three bulls were then able to cross and make it to the world series game on time.

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    The Three Bulls in The City: BY William and Andrew

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    The three bulls - William, Andrew, and Jonah - wanted to cross a bridge to the Bronx but were stopped by a hungry troll that demanded a toll. William only had three cents and was allowed to pass after promising the next bull, Andrew, had enough. Andrew only had four cents and was similarly allowed to pass after promising Jonah had more money. When Jonah arrived, the largest of the three bulls, he threatened the troll and knocked him off the bridge with his strength. The three bulls were then able to cross and make it to the world series game on time.

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    The Three Bulls in the City

    BY William and Andrew

    Once upon a time there were three bulls named William Andrew and Jonah the biggest of all bulls lived in a city. They wanted to cross the bridge to the Bronx. The mean troll would not let the bulls cross the bridge unless they paid the toll.

    The troll was hungry for non toll payers. William went over the bridge first. Trip Trap trip. Who's crossing my bridge without paying the toll! It is I King the first bull. I will eat you unless you pay five cents. I have only three cents.

    Wait for Andrew he has five cents. Off with you then. Two minutes later Andrew went to cross the bridge. Trip trap trip trap trip trap. Whos crossing my bridge without paying the toll. It is I Andrew I am going to the Bronx. I will gobble you up unless you pay five cents.

    I only have four cents. Wait for Jonah he has more cents. Two minutes later Jonah went to cross the bridge.Trip trap trip trap trip trap trap trip trap trip trap trip trap trap trip trap the bridge stared to shake.

    Who's crossing my bridge? It is I Jonah the biggest bull. I will eat you up unless you pay five cents! I have steam up my nose and I have sharp teeth and I will knock you off the bridge. Jonah knocked the troll off the bridge and the troll got knocked into the Three Dragons book.

    The three bulls made it on time for the world series.

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