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"Melina and her mother, Emma, traveled with their pet dog from Cuba to Germany, then to Italy, and to Spain where they bought silver bracelets and saw a bullfight."
(10 nouns are: Melina and Emma as proper nouns; mother and dog as nouns; Cuba, Germany, Italy, and Spain as places; bracelet and bullfight as nouns. The word pet is a noun adjunct.)
However, sentences do not have to seem long to have many nouns.
"When the tall man in a top hat entered the shop, the owner thought for a moment of his school days, and the drawings of Abraham Lincoln giving his speech at Gettysburg."
(10 nouns are : man, hat, shop, owner, moment, days, drawings, Lincoln, speech, Gettysburg)
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