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                                                   1     Once upon a time in the land of Stinky Hollow . . .

                                                   2     There lived three brothers. The oldest brother, Stinky
                                                      Steve, was a mighty skunk wrestler, and wrestling skunks

                                                      made Steve reek. The middle brother was Odoriferous Owen.
                                                      Owen owned the biggest onion farm in the land, and he grew
                                                      onions the size of ostriches! Growing giant onions made Owen

                                                      pretty stinky, too.
                                                   3     The third brother was Al. Al didn’t stink. In fact, he loved
                                                      nothing more than keeping things clean and sweetly scented.
                                                      He polished the cottage floors with lemony-fresh oils, and he

                                                      used lavender-scented soap to wash his clothes. His favorite
                                                      pastime was cleaning the fireplace. He gathered the cinders
                                                      and replaced them with flower petals and scented candles.

                                                      Thanks to Al, the cottage (when his brothers weren’t around)
                                                      smelled like a flower shop. However, Al’s stinky brothers
                                                      didn’t appreciate a clean fireplace and fresh aromas, so they

                                                      made fun of him and called him Cinder Al.





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