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  1. Even when they were talking in the cattle shed, they kept telling us not to talk about what we heard.
    Even when they were talking in the cattle shed, they kept telling us not to talk about what we heard.

    Even when they were talking in the cattle shed, they kept telling us not to talk about what we heard.

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  2. Even when they were talking in the cattle shed, they kept telling us not to talk about what we heard.
    Even when they were talking in the cattle shed, they kept telling us not to talk about what we heard.
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  3. And so even when they talked in the stables, they would say, “Ragasol, vueter guai s’adgiv quèl”, which meant "children, be careful, you shouldn't talk about anything that you hear at home".
    And so even when they talked in the stables, they would say, “Ragasol, vueter guai s’adgiv quèl”, which meant "children, be careful, you shouldn't talk about anything that you hear at home".

    And so even when they talked in the stables, they would say, “Ragasol, vueter guai sadgiv quèl”, which meant "children, be careful, you shouldn't talk about anything that you hear at home".

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  4. Even when they were talking in the cattle shed, they kept telling us not to talk about what we heard.
    Even when they were talking in the cattle shed, they kept telling us not to talk about what we heard.
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  5. And because of that, even when they spoke in the stables, they would say, “Ragasol, vueter guai s’adgiv quèl”, which meant "children, be careful, you shouldn't talk about anything that you hear at home".
    And because of that, even when they spoke in the stables, they would say, “Ragasol, vueter guai s’adgiv quèl”, which meant "children, be careful, you shouldn't talk about anything that you hear at home".

    And because of that, even when they spoke in the stables, they would say, “Ragasol, vueter guai sadgiv quèl”, which meant "children, be careful, you shouldn't talk about anything that you hear at home".

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