Summary Of Polly Pail's Preternaturally Puerile Passage

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Pail’s Preternaturally Puerile Passage

Polly Pail is going on a trip to see her friend, Willer B. Water. She had to go to an airport to see him. So she flowed to Root-ville U.S.A., Montana as ground water. Her and a group of drops went up the tree and transpired, then condensated. She also had to go through precipitation and landed as surface water on a glacier in Glacier Land, Alaska. Tonight she gets to watch the northern lights in her Ice apartment. After Polly’s Alaskan experience she got evaporated then precipitated into surface water in a pond in Nebraska. A resident of this Nebraskan town was playing with their black labrador retriever and it had to get a drink. So the dog got a drink from the pond. Apparently the dog drank up Polly

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