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How were the greeks soldiers able to hide inside the wooden horse
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How were the greeks soldiers able to hide inside the wooden horse

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the horse was hollow, with a door of some kind. They were careful to be really quiet, so the enemy wouldn't know they were in there. They used cloths to make their armor quiet.

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