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 1  30|        bake and make four dozen dumplings for those who come to the
 2  33|      and made the dough for the dumplings. She kneaded it a long time,
 3  47|        she began to prepare her dumplings. She wrapped up the fruit,
 4  47|        she had made forty-eight dumplings, arranged in dozens, one
 5  65|              His wife baked the dumplings and then attended to her
 6  83| something, anyhow! We made some dumplings; might as well make use
 7  84|     whispering. The idea of the dumplings seemed to cheer everyone
 8  88|     door. The four dozen golden dumplings, tempting and appetizing,
 9  93|       was their turn now to eat dumplings.~
10  97|      hadn't finished eating the dumplings. Certainly the rascal had
11 100|        they would eat some more dumplings for the occasion.~
12 103|         to bake four dozen more dumplings! Why couldn't he have made