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The snakes wanted to play musical instruments to please the Great Creator but knew the humans would not allow it. During the night, the snakes stole the instruments to play them. However, when they tried to play, they realized they did not have hands. The snakes felt guilty and returned the instruments. The Great Creator then gave the snakes rattles on their tails so they could make music and play for all.
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are sounds you make. You might sing in the shower, talk to yourself, shout to a
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