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<h1>Here Is My Pony</h1>
<h4 align="left">Isn't she lovely?</h4>
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I like ponies. They are lots of fun and <big><big><strong>furry</strong></big></big>.
Sometimes I like to ride them. Galloping is my favorite. Very fast. I like ponies.
They are lots of fun and furry. Sometimes I like to ride them. Galloping is
my favorite. Very fast. I like ponies. They are lots of fun and <small><strong>furry</strong></small>.
Sometimes I like to ride them. Galloping is my favorite. Very fast.</font>
She likes water, H<sub>2</sub>0.
And likes it when I read the <u>Castle</u><sup>1</sup>.
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