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"english": "I searched in every scrub",
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{
"english": "[the raspberries] are picked in the scrub behind the storage house",
"ref": "1989, Herbjørg Wassmo, Dinas bok, page 52",
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"english": "I searched in every scrub",
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"text": "jeg ledte i hvert kjær",
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"ref": "1989, Herbjørg Wassmo, Dinas bok, page 52",
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