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15 Cards in this Set

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Common
Rotten
Letter
Tennis
Better
Happy
Follow
Sudden
Stopped
Swimming
Penny
Mummy
Daddy
Puppy
Dinner
Shopping
Getting
Silly
Pillow
Swallow
Carry
Summer
Butter
Cotton
Funny
Running
Happy
Sorry
Written
Kettle