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1 : Long, long, time ago
P : who lived with his virtuous wife
Q : in a country called Chinchinchoo
R : there ruled a noble king
S : and seven daughters
6 : pretty, graceful and well-versed in fine arts.

The Proper sequence should be:

1 : Long, long, time ago
P : who lived with his virtuous wife
Q : in a country called Chinchinchoo
R : there ruled a noble king
S : and seven daughters
6 : pretty, graceful and well-versed in fine arts.

The Proper sequence should be: Correct Answer QRPS

Long, long, time ago in a country called Chinchinchoo there ruled a noble king who lived with his virtuous wife and seven daughters pretty, graceful and well-versed in fine arts.

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