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I hear them call the tide
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do you say paw and pour and poor the same?
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Slattern of the Swail
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Paw is PAW. P sound and AAAHHH sound. Pour is poUr or pore. an ooooo sound. P-ooooo-r Poor is P-oar (like oar with a P in front of it) is this making any sense?
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