Lab specimen · semantic_similar · Near miss
Semantic similar, near miss
I told the tale of the bear and the two flints in French and again in Latin, and the bear, on hearing both, insisted on royalties.
A related topic is the care of bears in captivity. Keepers feed them fish and honey. They give the bears room to walk. A bear in good health sleeps much of the winter. Its keepers use this time to clean the yard, mend the fence, and rest. None of this involves flints.
Specimen notes: Semantic similar, near miss
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- This page is about a related topic, but means something else.
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semantic_similar- Status
- 200
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Spiders in my attic wove me a fine coat when my tailor died. It took them one summer. The sleeves were light, the collar was warm, and the pockets trapped flies for my lunch. I wore it to court, and three duchesses at once asked for the pattern.
Rain followed me around Portugal for a month, like a loyal and rather damp dog. I tried running. I tried hiding in a church. At last I scratched it behind the clouds and sent it home to the Atlantic. On some gray days it still comes by to visit.
Dragons make good stoves if you treat them fairly. One in the Carpathians gave me a warm winter in return for a bag of coal and a kind word. I roasted chestnuts on its nose. In spring it flew off, and my heating bills have been terrible since.
Libraries tremble when I come to write. My memoir ran.