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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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The moon shone too brightly in the sky
over Toad Hall for the stars to be seen,
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bur in the fields, stars glittered
on hedgerows and meadows
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as the moonlight caught
the first sharp points of winter frost.
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The great silver disc slid
through the branches of bare trees,
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watching over a sleeping countryside.
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It was damp and misty - just the right
weather for animals to catch colds,
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and Toad, of course,
had caught the best one.
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Oh, dear. I'm not well!
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I am NOT well!
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But nobody cares.
Nobody comes to visit me. I could...
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I could die and no one would ever know.
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All alone in my hour of need!
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With only that gloomy lot for company!
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Oh, dear.
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Henry Whittingham Toad.
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Oh, handsome young fellow.
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I suppose I get my looks
from that side of the family.
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1583 to 1611. Hmm...
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That's...
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Oh...
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Well, let's see, three from ten is...
That's erm...
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Seven. So 17 and 11 is... 30.
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No. No, no. It's 28.
I say, poor fellow! He died young.
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Now, let's see. What about this one?
Samuel Roger Toad.
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1632 to 1665.
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Well, that's erm...
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That's 33.
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Oh, he died young! Oh, dear!
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Alexander Octavius Toad, 1747 to 1780.
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My gosh! That's 33 again.
Well, let me see!
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Versatility Toad, 1804 to 1828.
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"He whom the Gods love dies young."
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At 24!
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They all died young!
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All of them. It's in the blood!
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I know.
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It's the price we toads pay for being
handsome, clever and modest and kind.
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"He whom the Gods love."
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Now it's my turn. Atchoo!
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Help! He-elp!
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No one.
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NO ONE!
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What it is to be alone!
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Oh... Oh, dear.
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I must find out what it is that ails me.
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I must find out what threatens my life.
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I'm too young, too handsome to die!
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Oh, dear, let's see. Why did Father go
for so much Latin stuff I can't read...?
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Ah! Now, what's this?
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"Ranunculus repens.
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"Rapidly spreading
with bright yellow inflorescence...” Oh!
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"Should be eradicated
before it gains a hold."
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Has it gained a hold?
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"Bright yellow inflorescence."
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They are a bit yellow.
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Oh, no! Oh, let's see!
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"Botrytis.
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"Causes dieback associated
with presence of creeping grey mould.”
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Oh, that's it. I've got that as well!
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"Honey fungus - almost impossible
to eradicate, rapidly spreading
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"and... when established, fatal."
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Fatal!
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- Toad!
- Toad!
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- Hello, Toad!
- Toad!
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Where can he have got to?
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Three-quarters of an hour
of boating time wasted!
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- What's that?
- I can't imagine. Maybe...
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Toad!
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Good heavens, Toad!
What are you doing?
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Doing?
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Is it a game or something, Toad?
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A game? Huh!
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No, Mole. Not a game.
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Toad, we've been waiting to set off
down river for almost an hour.
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Down river?
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We're supposed to be going on an
outing. The picnic hamper's packed!
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Huh!
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I may never see the river again.
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I say, Toad, you haven't broken
a leg or anything?
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Hal If only
it was something so trivial!
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- Trivial, Toad?
- A broken leg would heal.
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A broken head would mend, but...
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Look here, old man.
I know you've had a bit of a cold, but...
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A bit of a cold? A bit of a cold?
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Anyone can get a bit of a cold.
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What I have got is...
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...fatal!
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- Oh, Ratty!
- Oh!
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- Did you have breakfast this morning?
- Breakfast? Ha ha! No!
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No wonder you feel low.
I'll get you something.
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No, no. No, Moley. Nothing.
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Not even a cup of tea?
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Well, then... a cup of tea.
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And a round of toast.
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Or two.
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Perhaps a rasher of bacon,
a couple of sausages.
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Mushrooms, a tomato
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and an egg, but, you know,
nothing more, nothing more.
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No, well, erm... I'll go and get it then.
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Oh...
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Oh, dear... dear Mole.
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Atchoo!
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No. No more.
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Food has such little point.
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Please take the rest away.
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There isn't any rest, Toad.
It's all gone.
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Yes, yes, I know. Take it away.
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Now, look, Toad...
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- Toad?
- I'm sorry. Sorry to embarrass you.
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It's the pain as it takes its grip
on my poor frame.
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- Are you sure it's not a touch of wind?
- Wind?
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Of course it's not a touch of wind!
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Perhaps you could... help me to my bed.
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- Oh, Toady!
- I don't know, Mole.
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I just don't know!
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How are you feeling now, Toad?
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Weak, Moley. But not in pain.
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- Look, Toad...
- Ratty!
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Ratty, is that you?
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Of course it's me, Toad.
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Oh... I thought you were an angel.
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- Oh, Ratty!
- Come on, Toad. You're not that bad.
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I've got some medicine for you.
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Medicine? What medicine?
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- There, you sound better already!
- Eh? Oh, no.
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I mean, what medicine?
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It's for your cold. Now, let's see.
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That's for measles, bronchitis.
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Ah, here we are.
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- Ipecacuanha.
- I'm not having that. I's horrible!
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Sorry, I mean it's too...
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It's too late for remedies, dear Rat.
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- Oh, Toad!
- No, I fear I'm slipping away.
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How the world will miss me!
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Yes...
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We thought we'd see you about him.
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Yes, yes. Not before time
by the sound of things.
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What do you think
he's suffering from, Badger?
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Well, if I know Toad, self-indulgence
and an over active imagination.
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Oh! Oh, you mean you don't think
he's ill at all?
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You don't mean he's pretending to be ill?
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Well, no, not altogether.
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I'm sure he believes he's at death's door.
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But Toad would believe anything
that made him the centre of attraction.
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- Yes, I suppose so.
- And you say, Rat, he's eating well?
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Mole and I have cooked ourselves
into the ground these last few days.
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Well...
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I think tomorrow
I'll do a bit of sick visiting.
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Toad!
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Toad, are you all right?
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Very weak, Mole. Very weak.
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I think the end may be near.
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Oh, Toad!
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Are you well enough to see Badger?
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Badger? Dear, dear old Badger!
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Come to take his leave of me, has he?
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Yes... Let him come in.
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Come in, Badger.
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He is, erm, conscious.
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Badger... Badger!
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My dear young Toad!
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How are you?
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Young.
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And there's the rub.
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Who would have thought
that you would outlive me?
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Yes. Thank you, Toad.
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Now, what ails you, eh?
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Fatal, fatal!
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Terrible illnesses, Badger.
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What? More than one?
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Ha ha ha ha!
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Would ONE illness conquer ME,
Badger?
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Well...
And what are these illnesses, Toad?
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Erm...
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Erm, I can't remember now.
I looked them up.
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Oh? Where?
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In the library. Father's medical books.
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And all my ancestors died of it as well,
you know.
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Really? I didn't know your father had
any medical books.
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Oh, yes.
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Awful.
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Awful.
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I suppose you didn't happen to bring
any chocolates with you, did you?
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Hmm? Oh, no.
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Oh!
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I think I'll have a look
at these books of yours.
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Yes, they're on the table there,
still open.
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After I leant the truth,
I just couldn't...
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No, no, of course not.
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I'll come back in a little while.
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Thank you. Don't leave me too long,
Badger. I may...
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Oh!
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Hmm.
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- Hmm. Hmm!
- How bad is it, Badger?
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- Oh, dangerous.
- Dangerous?
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"A little learning is a dangerous thing.
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"Drink deep,
or taste not the Pierian spring." Eh?
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- Yes, Badger.
- What's he got then, Badger?
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Well, from the way he's left the books...
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Armillaria mellea.
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- Oh, my!
- Botrytis.
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Botrytis? Oh!
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Mm-hm.
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And ranunculus repens.
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Poor Toad!
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Badger, I know, I know.
We've had time to get used to it.
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Ahem, yes.
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I'll be all right.
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Can anything be done
for all those awful things?
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Oh, yes, yes,
though the treatment is a little drastic.
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- Oh?
- Well...
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Better face the poor fellow with the truth,
I suppose.
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Yes.
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- Oh, dear.
- Come on, Moley.
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Mustn't let Toad see we're downhearted.
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No. No, of course not. Right.
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I have seen the books.
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And?
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Armillaria mellea?
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Oh, yes. That... that was it.
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Botrytis?
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- Yes.
- Ranunculus repens?
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Oh, yes, horrible.
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Scourges indeed!
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- Oh!
- But there is hope, Toad.
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- Oh?
- Something can be done.
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Oh. Oh...
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Done?
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Now, Toad, you must be brave.
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Brave? Why, I mean... Well, I'm always
brave, aren't I? I'm known for it.
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I hope so, Toad. I hope so.
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Yes. Yes, erm...
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Why... why do I need to be brave?
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I know these diseases well.
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Really?
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- And when they infect a part...
- Yes?
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- That part must be...
- Yes?
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Removed.
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Removed?!
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- Oh, Badger!
- Steady now, Toad!
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I'm not having parts removed! Ha ha!
I'm all right, I'm fine. Look at me!
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- Have you seen what botrytis can do?
- I don't want to!
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It wiped out my tomatoes
in one fell swoop.
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I don't care.
I'm not interested in your... Pardon?
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- Ranunculus repens will ruin a lawn.
- Badger!
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- What are you talking about?
- As for armillaria...
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get that into a fruit tree and... whoof!
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- Just a minute, Badger.
- Are you out of your mind?
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- You foolish, ignorant creature!
- Ooh! I... Oh!
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If you'd studied Latin
as your father wanted...
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Latin? Poo!
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You'd have known
you were looking at gardening books.
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- Gardening books?
- What's he had?
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Ignorance. That's what he's had.
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Empty-headedness.
That's what he's had.
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But those awful things...
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- Creeping buttercup. Grey mould.
- Oh, my!
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- And honey fungus.
- Honey fungus? Ha ha!
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- Then he's not...?
- No!
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- And he won't...?
- No!
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And we've been waiting on him
and worrying and... Oh, Toad!
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But I'm well. I'm Toad!
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Toad the fit, Toad the strong!
I'm Toa-oa-oad!
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Hello!
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- Toad!
- Eh?
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Hello!
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- Oh, hello!
- Are you all right, Toad?
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No! I finished the hamper
and I've got an itch.
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Never mind.
We'll back in a couple of hours.
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A couple of hours? Now look!
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- Goodbye, Toad.
- Goodbye!
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Irresponsible animal!
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Huh! Couple of hours!
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Marooned! Left without food! I could die!
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Oh, what it is to be alone!
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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 ♪