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كان هناك كل أنواع الأشياء التي كنت أخاف منها في البداية بدءًا من الدببة الرمادية إلى الخيول الشريرة ورجال السلاح ولكن بالتصرف كما لو أنني لم أكن خائفًا توقفت تدريجيًا عن الخوف.

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