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This document provides context and vocabulary for the folk tale "Fly, Eagle, Fly!". It includes definitions for words like clutched, echoed, gully, reeds, scrambled, and valley that appear in the story. It also gives examples of how to use these words and encourages listening to the story.
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- 1. Fly, Eagle, Fly! Retold by: Christopher Gregorowski Illustrated by: Niki Daly Genre: Folk Tale Stories or legends from other lands that are handed down from one generation to the next
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