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    A Star: Higher Than A House! Higher Than A Tree! Higher Than A Mast or Steeple! Whatever Could It Be?

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    A short poem describes a star as being higher than common tall objects like houses, trees, masts, and steeples. In just a few lines, the poem builds suspense by asking what mysterious thing could be higher than even those tall landmarks before revealing it is a star.

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    A short poem describes a star as being higher than common tall objects like houses, trees, masts, and steeples. In just a few lines, the poem builds suspense by asking what mysterious thing could be higher than even those tall landmarks before revealing it is a star.

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    A short poem describes a star as being higher than common tall objects like houses, trees, masts, and steeples. In just a few lines, the poem builds suspense by asking what mysterious thing could be higher than even those tall landmarks before revealing it is a star.

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    A Star: Higher Than A House! Higher Than A Tree! Higher Than A Mast or Steeple! Whatever Could It Be?

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    A short poem describes a star as being higher than common tall objects like houses, trees, masts, and steeples. In just a few lines, the poem builds suspense by asking what mysterious thing could be higher than even those tall landmarks before revealing it is a star.

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    A Star

    By Mother Goose

    Higher than a house!

    Higher than a tree!

    Higher than a mast or steeple!

    Whatever could it be?

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