"earthlet" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From earth + -let.",
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          "text": "He took them to a funny box called a classroom. Inside they met a teacher person named Ms. Johnson. She introduced them to some little two-legged earthlets with only one head. Some were called boys and some were called girls. They had strange names like Ann and Bob, etc. I'll let Bim and Bam tell you about these earthlets.",
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