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This is 152 words, fellow unicorns, but that doesnt matter! Onward to the story!


                         The Teddy Bear




   A little child played along with their toys.

They were, of course, very fancy. When it's the 1890’s, children must have some tea, they thought. They played with their must exquisite toy of all by far, Edward Stuffington.

 He was a pure snowy white, with fur soft as a bunny’s tail, yet smooth as paper. He had, of course, an additional red lace, fine silk ribbon, around his perfect, soft, neck.

 But the child wasn’t paying attention, for the ribbon had fastened itself to the child’s springy bed. With a final yank, it had loosened, but ripped.

 The child looked at it in horror. With it's tiny legs, it ran up to the kind mother sewing a fine silk. ‘Which way to the shops?’ it panted like a dog. It’s mother took the child’s bear, and began mending. Within seconds, the child’s toy was fine.

 All’s well, ends well, am I right?