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Line 6: ''He laughed a bitter laugh.'' (He laughed bitterly.) ''He dreamed a strange dream.'' (He dreamed, and his dream was strange.) ~~(That seems to be the only example that has a more natural-sounding equivalent that would be used in everyday conversation: ''"He had a strange dream."'')~~ ''He walked their walk and talked their talk.'' (He walked and talked as they did.) ''He smiled a charming smile.'' (He smiled, and his smile was charming.)

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