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An Endearing Mystery
By Colleen Messina |
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1 I am a homonym that can be spelled two ways, and I have more than one meaning. Spelled one way, I can mean someone who is loved or cherished. I am often the first word you use when you are writing a letter. Then I am usually followed by the name of the person who will get the letter. Spelled another way, I am a four-legged animal that often lives in or near forests. If I am a male, I usually have antlers. In one Christmas story, I was named Rudolph. I helped Santa in bad weather. My red nose lit the way so Santa could deliver presents. If Santa wrote Rudolph a thank you note for his help on Christmas Eve, Santa might write a note like this. See if you can fill in the following blanks: |
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