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♪ The Wind in the Willows
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♪ Sang softly to me
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♪ Follow my voice
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♪ Wherever it leads
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♪ From mountains,
through valleys
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♪ To deep rolling seas
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♪ Born on the wings
of the breeze ♪
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In the meadows around Toad Hall,
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the leaves of the horse chestnuts hung
like a thousand pairs of kid gloves,
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bright yellow in the autumn sun.
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Great stalks of cow parsley bore
fiat trays of seeds
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on stiffly outstretched fingers,
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quite still in the moist,
unmoving morning air.
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Even the river seemed
to be running thicker, more slowly,
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and Ratty's boat moored to Toad's jetty
barely stirred in the languid waters.
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And near to Toad's home,
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two other shapes were Keeping still
and keeping watch,
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for the Chief Weasel and his henchman
had left home early too.
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Ohh! Chief!
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I can smell eggs and bacon!
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Very nice. Very nice!
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You keep your mind on crime!
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There's richer pickings
than eggs and bacon!
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- Oh, but, Chief...
- Shush!
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- Here! Who's this?
- Who, Chief?
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Oh, just the paper boy.
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Here! Here, look what he's delivering!
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- What, Chief?
- The "Pink 'Un", the "Sporting Times".
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Oh!
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Well, well, fancy our Mr Toad
being a betting man!
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Ha ha! And how kind
to let us have first go of it
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Yes. That's very nice, very nice.
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You pea brain!
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- Eh?
- He's not gonna let us have it!
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- But you said...
- Oh, shut up, shut up!
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- Come on.
- Yes, Chief. Sorry, Chief.
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- Now, then...
- Ah! Ooh!
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Shush!
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Oh, Mr Weasel!
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Oh, ain't he polite?
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Very nice. Very nice.
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Please, sir, I haven't got any money.
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Money? Money?
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You don't believe them tales
about us thievin' money, do you?
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No, Mr Toad has kindly offered
to lend us his "Sporting Times".
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So...
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Please, sir, I haven't got
a "Sporting Times".
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Oh, naughty rabbit, telling fibs!
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No. No, I haven't, sir.
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Not got the "Pink 'Un"?
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- Ah! Ooh!
- Then what's this? Eh?
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Oh, please, sir. Please, it isn't.
It's the "Financial...
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the...the "Finan...cial Times".
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Eh? What's the boy talking about?
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The "Fin...an...cial Times".
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"Gilt-edged up again.
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"Steel profits swell."
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Here! This is all about money!
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Please, Mr Weasel.
All Mr Toad's papers are about money.
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- Like what?
- Oh, er...
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- Here!
- Oh!
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Let's see.
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"The In...vest...ment Gaz...ette.”
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"The Stock...brokers' Journal."
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"City News."
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Now, now, no snivelling.
Just buzz off!
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I'll see Mr Toad gets his papers.
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Yes. Yes, sir.
Thank you, thank you, sir.
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- Shoo!
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So... our Mr Toad's a City man, eh?
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Playing about
with stocks and shares, eh?
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Here, I think we'll have
a little sniff around.
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- Ah...
- Are you sure you won't come?
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- We could picnic on the bank...
- My dear chap!
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We millionaires don't have time to play.
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"Millionaires", Toad?
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Perhaps not yet,
but when I sell my shares...
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This stocks and shares stuff
is quite beyond me, I'm afraid.
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Nonsense, Mole. It's simple.
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All you do is buy shares in some
little company and buy them cheap.
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And then the company
does fearfully well,
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everyone wants its shares
and you sell "em for thousands more!
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- Well, yes, but...
- You should come with me. And Ratty.
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We'll all be rich as rich!
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That's all very well, but how do you know
which companies will do fearfully well?
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Ah, now, that's where
intelligence comes in.
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I have an eye for these things, Ratty.
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Indeed. Have you tried
to get Badger interested?
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Ah! Er... Erm, no.
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No. Well...
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I'd rather you didn't mention it to him.
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You know what a stick-in-the-mud he is!
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- Hmm.
- So you're not coming with us, Toad?
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No, no. No, no. No, I have to study
market trends, you know.
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I wonder what's happened
to my "Financial Times"?
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We'll all be rich as rich, eh?
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Well, I wouldn't be surprised if we ain't.
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Eh... pardon, Chief?
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I think Mr Toad is about
to receive an offer
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that he can't refuse.
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Come in, gentlemen.
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...extraordinary sensitivity
to the skills of the sculptor.
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Yes, Toad Hall is quite as good
as the Tate Gallery. Oh, quite as good.
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Well, well, come along.
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Now, what can I do for you?
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Well, we are from
"Bullsfoot, Bullsfoot and Carbuncle”.
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Stockbreakers...brokers.
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- Yes?
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We have dropped in at the suggestion
of Lord Prendergast of Camden.
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- Prendergast?
- Of Camden.
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Yes, oh, yes, he is a City gent
in the erm... City.
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Hmm. And, er, he mentioned... me?
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Oh, yes.
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Your moniker... name is
on everyone's lips there.
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I say!
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And why did he suggest
that you call upon me?
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Ah! It's the shares.
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- Shares?
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A new and exciting investment
opportunity in a fast growing company.
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Really?
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- Lord Prenderville...
- ..gast!
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Eh, Lord Prendergast was going
to buy 5,000 shares himself,
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but owing to the rent being due
on Camden Castle,
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he is unable to find the ready.
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- The ready?
- Money, Mr Toad. The money.
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Oh, dear.
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So he naturally thought as how
you might like to take advantage
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of the opportunity aforementioned.
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By Jove, yes!
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What's the, erm, company?
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The Arctic Pineapple Corporation.
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Arctic pineapples?
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Hmm. But...
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A brilliant idea on account of how
the pineapples will grow ready-frozen
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without the need for the modern aid
of refrigeration.
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I say! Jolly clever!
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Yes, and there will be ready sales
to the igloos.
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Eskimos!
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Eskimos. 5,000 shares
and you could be rich as rich!
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5,000 shares?
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Oh, well, I don't actually have
that sort of ready money myself.
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Oh, well, naturally, no,
but we could take some token,
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some objet d'art,
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some little Rolls-Royce,
you know, in place of cash?
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My Rolls-Royce? Oh, I don't think...
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No, no. Oh, well, never mind.
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Come, Edmund.
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- Come, Edmund!
- Oh!
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Sorry, Chief... old boy.
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Oh, well, we shall call on
Viscount Port Shrigley.
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I know he's very keen to...
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No! No, no. I'll take them.
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Oh, first-class!
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Very wise. Very wise.
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Oh, yes. Where do I sign?
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Toad, you foolish creature!
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What do you know
of stocks and shares?
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What do I...? What do I...?
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Gilt-edged are down,
shorts are getting longer.
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Interest rates are jolly... interesting.
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And the gold standard and all that.
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- As I thought... nothing!
- Oh.
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- Badger's right.
- Do listen to him.
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- As my old father used to say...
- Oh, him}
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...a fool and his money
are soon parted.
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Badger, I shall be rich,
I shall have millions!
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Where's the best china?
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Well, I invested that.
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- In what, Toad?
- In the Rubber Brick Company.
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- Rubber bricks?
- Yes.
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For building where they have
earthquakes.
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And the old masters?
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Well, they bought me
into the Transatlantic Tunnel Project.
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Ohhh!
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Oh, Toad, Badger and I understand
tunnels. Honestly!
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Can't fail!
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Absolutely can't fail!
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Like the Perpetual Motion
Knitting Machine Company?
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Exactly! I'm glad that you...
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Oh. Oh, I see.
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Toad, I promised your father...
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Yes, yes, very kind, I'm sure.
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But if you don't mind,
I have to study the market.
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- But, Toad...
- So sorry you couldn't stay longer.
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I see. Mole, Ratty,
you're wasting your breath.
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Well, then, good day to you, Toad.
Come along, Rat, Moley.
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- Well, look, I...
- Good day to you!
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Now, what do they want?
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Blooming interfering, that's what!
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Well, one more little sale
before the grand finale then.
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- Ha ha ha ha!
- Ha ha ha ha!
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Yes, erm...
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Are you sure there's a future
in square-wheeled bicycles?
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I wondered that,
but as my colleague Mr Bentwhistle...
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Entwhistle! You...!
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Entwhistle.
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As he said, almost all accidents
that befall the riders of velocipedes
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are caused by speed
and the natural inability...
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Instability!
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Instability of round objects.
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-Eh?
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You don't have round-bottomed teacups,
now, do you, Mr Toad?
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Hmm? By Jove, no!
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No. Flat, Mr Toad. Flat.
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By Jove, yes!
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And speeding would be impossible.
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I say, you're right!
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3,500 shares then!
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Oh. Oh, that'll be a bit difficult.
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Oh. Erm...
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Well, what about the, er...
the furniture?
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But...
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You'll be wanting new stuff anyway
when the dividend's due.
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Oh! Oh, very nice, very nice.
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- And it's due...?
- End of the month, Mr Toad.
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End of the month.
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Yes, sign, er... here.
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Hmm? Oh, yes, yes!
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Yes. Goodbye... Mr Toad.
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A millionaire, a millionaire,
I will be a millionaire!
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Hello! Hello, Badger!
Badger, anyone, hello!
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Toad!
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- Oh, dear, Badger. He sounds quite...
- Desperate. I'll let him in.
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Hello! Badger!
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- I wonder, I wonder.
- Wonder what, Badger?
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Are his chickens
coming home to roost?
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- Hmm?
- Ah, Toad!
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Oh, Badger! Oh, Mole! Oh, Rat!
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- What is it, Toad?
- It's the end, ruined!
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Ruined!
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- Toad, what's happened?
- It's my companies, my shares.
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What about them, Toad?
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All gone. Erm, erm...
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- Bankrupt!
- Oh, Toad!
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Mm-hm!
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I feared this might befall.
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The stockbrokers came round today
and I thought I'd be a millionaire,
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but all my companies have failed.
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- Not the Rubber Brick Company?
- Yes, collapsed.
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- The Transatlantic Tunnel Project?
- Fallen through.
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And the Arctic Pineapple Corporation.
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- The Arctic Pineapple Corporation?!
- Yes. Foolish Toad!
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- If only I had listened to you all!
- These brokers, Toad...
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Yes. Edmund and Mr Entwhistle.
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- Where are they from?
- They're from the City.
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They're from
Bullsfoot Bullsfoot and Carbuncle.
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Eh, not a firm I know.
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What do they look like, Toad?
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Well, sort of tall and thin
and rather long in the nose,
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but fearfully well-dressed.
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Handsome is as handsome does, Toad.
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And will you be seeing them again?
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They're coming round tomorrow.
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- For the deeds.
- The deeds, Toad? Of Toad Hall?
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To pay the creditors.
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Ah! Mr Toad!
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Got the deeds, I hope?
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Em... Yes.
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Ah, yeah. Well, better hand them
over then, Mr Toad.
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- No!
- No?
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- No!
- Oh, heck!
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Here, that wasn't...?
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It was!
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Oh, well, sorry to have troubled you.
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Got to get back to the City.
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Ah!
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Come in. Come in!
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Oh, thank you, Toad.
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Don't mention it, Moley old friend.
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Stick at it, you two. There's lots to do!
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Wonderful how they're putting up
the market value of the old place.
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It's surprising what a hint of jail
can do for a weasel's character!
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Would they have gone to jail, Badger?
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Oh, not for more than 20 years or so.
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What, with unlicensed brokerage,
forgery,
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obtaining a Rolls-Royce by false
pretences, etcetera, etcetera.
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And I hope you've learnt your lesson too,
Toad.
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Oh, I have, I have. No more stocks and
shares for me. No more "City News".
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Toad, that's very sensible.
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I've cancelled the "Financial Times".
I get the "Pink 'Un" now.
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- The "Pink 'Un"?
- Hmm, the "Sporting Times".
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Now, there's a very good yearling,
a horse, you know,
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in the 3.30 at Newmarket.
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Oh, Toad!
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♪ Spin me a dream
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♪ Woven silver and gold
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♪ From sunshine and shadows
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♪ And days long ago
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♪ Where people are memories
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♪ And stories unfold
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♪ Willows
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♪ The tales you have told me
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♪ Wind in the Willows
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♪ You just seem to know
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♪ Who you can tum to
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♪ And which way to go
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♪ To unwind your wondrous mind
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♪ Wind in the Willows
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♪ Take me there ♪