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What did Peter see when he stopped near the dikes?

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What did Peter see when he stopped near the dikes?

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When Peter stopped near the dikes he noticed that there was a sound of trickling water and saw a small hole in the dike, through which a tiny stream was flowing.

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Chapter 6.3: The Little Hero of Holland - Exercise [Page 186]

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Chapter 6.3 The Little Hero of Holland
Exercise | Q B. 6. | Page 186

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