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| + | "Moos" is also the German word for moss, capturing the way that the woman is transforming into a stone. | ||
This line also refers back to the earlier story of the Mookse and the Gripes (p. 152-9). | This line also refers back to the earlier story of the Mookse and the Gripes (p. 152-9). | ||
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River Oos, Germany.
River Moose, USA.
"My feet won't move."
"Moos" is also the German word for moss, capturing the way that the woman is transforming into a stone.
This line also refers back to the earlier story of the Mookse and the Gripes (p. 152-9).
