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Things telling often describes (“telling ________”)
point, sessions, session, ability, tradition, off, technique, cards, art, process, style, device, business, power, game, pictures, task, book, moment, stories, case, gift, method, books, situation, strategy, faculty, quality, function, picture, mode, machine, traditions, friend, woman, contest, animal, englishman, talent, voice, hour, feature, activity, activities, gipsy, poetry, mood, spirit, instinct, approach, games, age, habit, scene, practices, aspect, difference, medium, capacity, booth, event, skill, purposes, model, qualities, element, conventions, competition, question, eyes, seer, manner, events, practice, animals, contests, preceptor, situations, ballads, circle, test, impulse, factor, poems, hours, servant, literature, tribe, tent
How telling often is described (“________ telling”)
story, more, fortune, most, worth, truth, tale, mere, less, oral, simple, hard, time, dramatic, straightforward, romantic, plain, honest, vivid, pathetic, imaginative, autobiographical, comfortable, brave, saga, legend, lively, skilful, history
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