This is an excerpt from Albany retelling the story A Porcupine Named Fluffy, by Helen Lester (1986). Notice the prevalence of mazing in her language sample.

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This is an excerpt from Albany retelling the story A Porcupine Named Fluffy, by Helen Lester (1986). Notice the prevalence of mazing in her language sample. Mazing consisted of word repetitions, revisions, pauses, hesitations and multiple fillers (um, like).

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