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Two Little Brothers
The two younger brothers are both football lovers and never give up the opportunity to play football. Early on Sunday morning, my brother left home in a hurry. The younger brother thought that his elder brother had gone to play football, so he chased him to the school and found that his elder brother was repairing broken chairs for the class. After asking, he found out that his elder brother was learning from Lei Feng.
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The two younger brothers are both football lovers and never give up the opportunity to play football. Early on Sunday morning, my brother left home in a hurry. The younger brother thought that his elder brother had gone to play football, so he chased him to the school and found that his elder brother was repairing broken chairs for the class. After asking, he found out that his elder brother was learning from Lei Feng.
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