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1.  The boy life came to an impasse when he heard the old man was missing.
2. The light made to world look non terrestial.
3. The old mans shirt was translucent when wet..
4. The cruise ship was teathered to the dock.
5.  The man being with the boy was therapeutic.

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1. The infinitesimal(adj)  boat was not enough to hold the marlin.
2. Santiago scurried(verb) to get the marlin before the sharks came.
3. The old man collated(verb)  the flying fish for food and nutrition.
4. The lithe(adj) right hand was not helping him for fishing.
5.The nebulous(adj) dreams were very interesting to read about.

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1. There is an infinitesimal (adj) chance that Santiago will be able to eat anything else besides fish while on his boat.
2. Many times it gets (adj) nebulous for Santiago when he is on the boat.
3. The lithe(adj) right hand was not helping him for fishing.
4. The old man collated(verb)  the flying fish for food and nutrition.
5. Santaigo scurried to get the marlin.

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1. Since Santiago was scared of the sharks coming to the Marlin he scurried (verb)to get the marlin.
2.The fishing line was very lithe. (adj)
3. Santiago is a very sanguine(adj) person.
4.

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1. Santaigo scurried to get the marlin.
2.In chapter 1 The old man acts unsalutary.
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I do not have the cards because I fell asleep on my desk last night

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1) The boat was so (n) minute it could not hold the marlin.
2) The marlin was so heavy it could make a (n) fissure in the boat.
3) Santiago always stays (adj) sanguine even that there are some bad times.
4) Many times it gets (adj) nebulous for Santiago when he is on the boat.
5) The boat was not stern at all it could (adj) lithe if something super heavy gets in it.

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1. Santiago scurried(verb) to get the marlin before the sharks came.
2. The boat was so (n) minute it could not hold the marlin.
3. There is an infinitesimal (adjective) chance that Santiago will be able to eat anything else besides fish while on his boat.
4. Santiago was invective (noun) to the fish when he started to call it mean names.
5.  The old man was sanguine when he ate the flying fish.

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1) The line was unable to be lithe.
2)The old man was sanguine when he ate the flying fish.
3)The old man did not eat the Dolphin he would not be nauseous.
4)The old man felt a facade with the fish.
5)The old man collated his food.

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1. The man was afraid the sharks were going to eat his fish so he scurried it in.
2. Santiago remains to be sanguine and forget about the bad times.
3. The boat was too minute to bring the fish on the boat.
4. The man did not want to be  nauseous so he didn't look at the throw up.
5. The fishing line was lithe until they got the fish.

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Highlights

1.) There is an infinitesimal (adjective) chance that Santiago will be able to eat anything else besides fish while on his boat.

2.) There was a fissure (noun) between his palm once it was cut from the line.

3.) Santiago was invective (noun) to the fish when he started to call it mean names.

4.) The old man probably felt nauseous (adjective) from being on a constantly moving boat.

5.) The marlin scurried (verb) alongside the boat as it continued to move further into the sea.

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1. Santiago scurried(verb) to get the marling but he got surrounded
by sharks.
2. The old man felt really nauseous(adjective) because the boat was moving too much.
3 The boat felt really unsafe, if there's something really heavy on the boat it could lithe(adjective) in any moment.

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1. The infinitesimal(adj)  boat was not enough to hold the marlin.
2. Santiago scurried(verb) to get the marlin before the sharks came.
3. The old man collated(verb)  the flying fish for food and nutrition.
4. The lithe(adj) right hand was not helping him for fishing.
5.The nebulous(adj) dreams were very interesting to read about.

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The Old Man and the Sea Part 6 Highlights

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The Old Man and the Sea Part 6 Highlights

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[1.] The boy scurried (v.) to bring coffee to the old man, who says, "They beat me." Not the fish, he says, but "afterwards."

[2.] The old man doesn’t want the boy to fish with him, since he is unlucky.

[3.] They decide the old man needs to heal himself before he feels nauseous (adj.) and falls apart at the seams.

[4.] The old man insists on giving the head of the fish to Pedrico, the guy who gave them food at the beginning of the story.

[5.] Some silly and sanguine (adj.) tourists ask about the lithe (adj.) skeleton, which is now garbage at the edge of the sea. They misunderstand the answer, thinking it's a shark making them nebulous (adj.).