Feature #2686

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1. story 3.94
   upon a time, there was a little boy named Tim. He loved candy so much. He
2. story 3.86
   loved to eat honey. One day, he found a big jar of honey near his home.
3. story 3.73
   . As she looked out of her window, she noticed a jar of honey on the window of
4. story 3.62
   Once upon a time, there was a girl named Lily. Lily loved ice-cream. Her
5. story 3.6
   Once upon a time, there was a boy named Tim. Tim loved sugar. He would eat
6. story 3.37
   when Tim opened the fridge, he saw a big cake. Tim loved cake. He took the
7. story 3.36
   sandwiches. One sunny day, Tim made a big sandwich with bread, cheese, and
8. story 3.34
   upon a time, there was a little girl named Sue. Sue loved soup. Her mom made
9. story 3.31
   mom cook. One day, they decided to make a big pot of soup. Tim's mom
10. story 3.3
    a little animal. This animal had a big, pretty home made of paper. The animal loved
11. story 3.18
    ⏎At the park, Max saw a big man with a bag of candy. The man said
12. story 3.18
    took some bread and spread butter on it. Then, she added cheese and ham.⏎