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It is kusamakura by Natsume Soseki.

The other day, I bought it. I want to read until end.

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This song is just like a summer song.

It refreshing song.

This is my Library Thing books.

I get up at 7:00.

Because I throw many old newspapers away.

So I am very tired.

I studyed for the tests.

I studyed Korean and Biology yesterday.

And I go to bed at 3:00.

So I am very sleep.

Today is very hot!

I eat the tapioka.

Tapioka is very nice.

The shop is near the Kumamoto prefectural school.

So I sometimes go there.

And I like the shop.

Today is hot,too.

Many cicade are shrilling near my house.

Cicade bring us the real feeling of summer.

But it increase heat!

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There were the finals of  High School Baseball Championship yesterday.

Jyohoku high school won the championship.

We lost the team last year.

I hope that the team wins in Koshien.

I will take many tests soon.

I cannot understand biology at all.

I may not pass it.

I am afraid of  tests.

There had better not be  tests.

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These are a largish onion and very small pumpkins.

These pumpkins are as small as a tomato.