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Sloth's Travels: A Narrative Fiction
I’ve been traveling in my raft or so called boat. This boat was suppose to take me to Asia. How I ended up on this was still a mystery to me. I guess that I might have fainted since when I woke up, I was soaking wet in salt water. I started to walk around the peninsula to see if any animal lived there. I saw nothing, but when I looked in the coconut tree I saw a little sloth. The sloth started to move down the tree very slowly and it stopped for a moment and looked at me. The sloth look like a very unharmful creature, but I didn’t get near it because it was a wild creature. So I kept on walking to look for food and shelter. It was getting dark and I didn’t want to sleep without a shelter. I found a perfect place to spend the night, but
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