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By Oscar Wilde
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By Oscar Wilde
The Selfish Giant
Once upon a time, there was a Giant who lived in a beautiful
garden. Every afternoon, children would play there, their laughter
echoing through the air. 
The garden was a place of joy and wonder, filled with soft green
grass, beautiful flowers, and twelve peach trees that bloomed with
delicate blossoms in the spring.
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By Oscar Wilde
The Selfish Giant
Once upon a time, there was a Giant who lived in a beautiful
garden. Every afternoon, children would play there, their laughter
echoing through the air. 
The garden was a place of joy and wonder, filled with soft green
grass, beautiful flowers, and twelve peach trees that bloomed with
delicate blossoms in the spring.
A Garden of Joy
The children would play hide-and-seek among the trees,
chase butterflies across the meadow, and swing on the
sturdy branches of the peach trees.
 They often exclaimed to each other how happy they were in
the garden. It was a place where their imaginations ran wild
and their spirits soared.
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By Oscar Wilde
The Selfish Giant
Once upon a time, there was a Giant who lived in a beautiful
garden. Every afternoon, children would play there, their laughter
echoing through the air. 
The garden was a place of joy and wonder, filled with soft green
grass, beautiful flowers, and twelve peach trees that bloomed with
delicate blossoms in the spring.
A Garden of Joy
The children would play hide-and-seek among the trees,
chase butterflies across the meadow, and swing on the
sturdy branches of the peach trees.
 They often exclaimed to each other how happy they were in
the garden. It was a place where their imaginations ran wild
and their spirits soared.
In the spring, the peach trees would bloom with delicate
blossoms of pink and pearl, filling the air with a sweet,
intoxicating fragrance. 
The children would often sit beneath the trees, their faces
upturned to the sun, listening to the birds singing and
watching the bees buzzing from flower to flower.
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By Oscar Wilde
The Selfish Giant
Once upon a time, there was a Giant who lived in a beautiful
garden. Every afternoon, children would play there, their laughter
echoing through the air. 
The garden was a place of joy and wonder, filled with soft green
grass, beautiful flowers, and twelve peach trees that bloomed with
delicate blossoms in the spring.
A Garden of Joy
The children would play hide-and-seek among the trees,
chase butterflies across the meadow, and swing on the
sturdy branches of the peach trees.
 They often exclaimed to each other how happy they were in
the garden. It was a place where their imaginations ran wild
and their spirits soared.
In the spring, the peach trees would bloom with delicate
blossoms of pink and pearl, filling the air with a sweet,
intoxicating fragrance. 
The children would often sit beneath the trees, their faces
upturned to the sun, listening to the birds singing and
watching the bees buzzing from flower to flower.
One day, the Giant returned home
after visiting his friend, the Cornish
ogre, for seven years. 
He was furious to find children
playing in his garden and chased them
away with a gruff voice. 
The Giant declared that his garden
was his own, and no one else could
play there.
Gruff means
rough voice