Sebastian Nieto Y Lismigel Bejarano
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Calvin va a visitar a su amigo Hobbes. Hobbes le pregunta cómo está y le dice que van a hacer algo divertido. Luego Hobbes explica que está leyendo un libro sobre la amistad.
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Sebastian Nieto Y Lismigel Bejarano
- 3. Ola soy calvin y voy donde mi amigo hobbes Ola calvin como te va vamos a hacer algo divertido
- 4. Que pasa hobbes por que estas aqi Estoy leiendo un libro de la amistad Chao hobbes