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This poem translate English to German Once there was a talking fan— Electrical his chatter. I couldn't quite hear what he said And I hope it doesn't matter Because one day somebody oiled His little whirling motor And all the mystery was spoiled— He ran as still as water. Maude Rubin—

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Patitpaban Nahak 2 years, 8 months ago

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Vaishnavi Priya 2 years, 9 months ago

Dieses Gedicht wird aus dem Englischen ins Deutsche übersetzt. Es war einmal ein sprechender Ventilator – Elektrisch, sein Geschwätz. Ich konnte nicht ganz hören, was er sagte, und ich hoffe, es spielt keine Rolle, weil eines Tages jemand seinen kleinen wirbelnden Motor ölte und all das Geheimnis verdorben war – er lief so still wie Wasser.

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