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Hi Reader, Story time.! Lumber, a skilled woodsman, relied heavily on his trusty axe, which he considered his lifeline. This axe was not just any ordinary tool to him; it was an essential part of his life and livelihood. Let me tell you more about Lumber and his relationship with his beloved axe. Lumber spent most of his days in the dense forests, chopping down trees and working with wood. He had honed his craft over the years and became renowned for his ability to fell trees swiftly and with precision. The axe he wielded played a crucial role in his work, allowing him to accomplish his tasks efficiently. Lumber's axe was not only a means of earning a living but also a symbol of his strength, skill, and self-reliance. It had a sturdy wooden handle, perfectly shaped to fit his hand, and a sharp, well-maintained steel blade. The weight and balance of the axe were perfectly suited to Lumber's needs, making it an extension of his own body. With his axe, Lumber could clear paths thr...

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