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bugt you used e in the word matted and nosed and

You caught real mistakes, and the corrected paragraph is above, with no letter E anywhere in it.

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The words "matted," "nosed," and "the" all contain an E and broke the rule. Here is a clean version:

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"Sharp-nosed" is now just "sharp." "Matted" is dropped and "thick" stands in. "The" is cut throughout by restructuring the phrasing. A constraint that strict will always fight against natural rhythm, but catching those slips is exactly the point of the puzzle.

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