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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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<i>There was a pleasant warmth about the
day. The sun of early summer shone</i>

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<i>through stained glass leaves
and glinted and sparkled on the river.</i>

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<i>It was the day when Rat might row his
beloved boat on his beloved river,</i>

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<i>when Mole might have taken the air,</i>

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<i>when even Badger could well have
gone for a stroll in the Wild Wood.</i>

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<i>But no one was about and the reason
why was borne every now and then</i>

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<i>on the gentlest of breezes
from Toad Hall.</i>

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<i>That was where everyone was</i>

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<i>because this was the first of May.</i>

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Ohh! Hooray!

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Good old Billy!

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Well done, Billy!
Any prize on the second shelf.

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Great! I'd like a toffee apple.

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What?

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The whole secret, Ratty,

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is co-ordination.

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- Really?
- Absolutely!

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Is that what was wrong with
your first ball? No co-ordination?

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- Good heavens, Ratty! I'll show you.
- Chief?

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That was just to gauge, er...

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- Now this time...
- Do be careful!

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Oh, Toad!

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Yes, well, I don't think I'll bother
with the last throw.

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It's childish. Here you are, sonny.
You can have this.

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Come on, Ratty.

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I wonder where Moley went off to.

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Oh, there he is!

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Oh, good heavens!

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Hello, you chaps!
I'm Napoleon Mole!

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Yes, well, you mind
you don't meet your Waterloo.

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Eh? What?

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- Ah, yes. Jolly good.
- Quite still, please.

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That's it, sir, Thank you.
Be ready at five o'clock.

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Thank you.

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- That should look rather jolly, Mole.
- I'm sending it to my cousin Auberon.

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-Eh?
- He said he'd like a photograph of me.

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- I thought this would make him laugh.
- Yes. I should send him one of me.

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- Why not? That'll make him laugh more!
- What? Oh, yes! Ha-ha!

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Eh? How do you...? What?

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- That'll make him laugh...?
- Come on, Toad. Lots to see.

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I'm coming!

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Shoo! Go on!

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Em, Madame Pastelengro?

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I am Madame Pastelengro.
I can see into the past.

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And into the future.

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Oh, very nice. Very nice.

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- Em, can you see into the Wild Wood?
- Into...the Wild Wood?

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Into the Wild Wood
about half an hour ago.

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Well, I could try.

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Only I was proceeding here
from our residence in the Wild Wood

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when I heard a cry.

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A cry'?

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Mm. Sounded like, well,
I don't want to upset you, but...

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- Yes? Yes?
- It sounded like a young rabbit.

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- Oh!
- In pain.

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- Like he'd fallen down a hole.
- Oh, no!

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I enquired of a passing hedgehog
if he knew what it was.

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He said he thought it was...Ernest.

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- Ohh!
- Oh, dear!

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You don't know anyone called Ernest?

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He's my son! My little Ernest!
Oh, dear! What ever shall I do?

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Do? Madame Pastelengro!

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You must go to him at once!

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Oh, don't worry. I'll take over here.

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Oh, sir, you're too kind. Too kind.

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I know. I know.

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Come on. Off you go to poor Ernest.

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Oh, Ernest! Ernest!

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Oh, poor lady.

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Poor lady!

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Ah, yes, that's the ticket, Ratty.

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- Jolly nice style, if I may say so.
- Toad?

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- Be quiet and let him concentrate.
- Why, I... Yes, Badger.

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Go on, Ratty. Go on!

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- Come on, Mr Rat!
- Come on! Come on, Mr Rat!

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Come on, Mr Rat!

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- Oh. Oh, well.
- Right. Anyone else?

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Come along, you strong men.
How about you, sir?

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Who? Oh, I say. Do you mean me?

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I do, sir. As fine a figure of a toad
as ever I saw.

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Two pence, sir, and fame is yours.

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Fame? Fine figure of a toad?

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Oh, well, I...

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I say, Mole, old chap.
Could you give him two pence?

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Oh, Toady.

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- Thank you, sir. Help yourself.
- Ah, yes. Yes.

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Of course.

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Go on, Mr Toad!

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Yes, go on, Mr Toad.

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Watch this, you young chaps.

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Ha-ha! Now, then.

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Look here, I think there's something
wrong with this mallet.

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Something's wrong
with your muscles, sir!

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My muscles?!

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The cheek! Well!

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If you're going to behave
in that ill-mannered way,

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I shan't waste my physique on your
wretched little stall. I'd like my 2p back.

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Eh? It were Mr Mole's.

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What? Er...

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- Why don't you have a go, Moley?
- Oh, er, no thank you, Ratty.

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I haven't got the build for it. Badger?

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- Hmm?
- Do you want Toad's go?

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Well...

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Haven't done this for years.

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Well, I-I... I don't know,
Badger, old man.

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- You're getting on a bit.
- Yes, very well. I will.

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Cor!

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'Ere, Mr Badger, sir.
You broke my bell!

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Mr Badger broke the bell!

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Well...

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My apologies.

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But, er...

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- Oh, Toad. You don't believe that stuff?
- What?

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Fortune telling?

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Of course not!

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- But I'd like to know what will happen.
- Oh, Toad!

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Where ignorance is bliss, Toad,
'tis folly to be wise.

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Ha! I suppose that was
what your old father used to say.

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No, Toad. It was what Thomas Gray,
the poet, in his Distant Prospect...

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Yes, yes, yes. All right, Badger.

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It's only a bit of fun, Badger. No real
harm in it if you don't take it seriously.

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Exactly!

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Huh! Take it seriously?

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What kind of fool
would take it seriously?

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- Go on then, Toad.
- Right.

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So, my handsome young gent...

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Eh? Oh! Ha-ha!

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You would know
the mysteries of the future?

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- Let me see your hands.
- Er, hands?

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- So that I may read your palm.
- Oh. Oh, yes.

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Oh. A hand full of skill.
An artist's hand.

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- Eh? Well...
- But a hero's, too.

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- A soldier's hand.
- Funny that you should say that.

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- Tsss!
- I beg your pardon?

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I said tsss.

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Oh, er. Isn't it?

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- It's the life line.
- Ah.

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- Sorry?
- The line of life!

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Er, there isn't anything...wrong,
is there?

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Difficult to say.
It might go on strongly for a long time.

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- Ah, jolly...
- Or it might be...cut off.

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- Cut...off?
- Cut off!

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Em...there isn't any way I could...?

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I shall have to look into my crystal ball.

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Now, then...

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Very nice. Very nice.

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Eh? Eh? What? What is it?

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I see...fame!

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- Fame?
- The name... Let's see.

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- Toad! Up in lights!

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That wouldn't be your name, would it,
young sir?

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Yes! Yes, it would!

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I see newspaper headlines!

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Newspaper headlines?!

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"Brave Toad Knighted!"

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I say! Sir Toad!

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"Heroic Toad Honoured!"

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What is this?

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- Yes! Where? What is this?
- A cloud! A mist!

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- All that fame...blotted out.
- No! No, no! Why?

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- No, wait, wait! Another picture forms.
- Yes, yes.

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- I see a toad.
- That's me!

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And a tall, dark stranger.

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- A tall, dark stranger?
- The stranger is asking for something.

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- Yes?
- In a foreign voice.

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- In a foreign voice?
- Toad refuses, sends him away.

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The mist rolls in, the headlines fade!

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The lights go out!

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I can see no more!

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- Oh! Oh, please!
- Quite, quite...exhausted.

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- It's quite clear what it means, Mr Toad.
- Sir! Sir Toad, if you...

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Oh, sorry.
What does it mean, dear old lady?

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It means that a tall, dark stranger
will ask you for something

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and if you don't give it to him, you'll
never be famous! And serve you right!

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- Look here...!
- That's what the crystal ball says.

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- Oh. Oh, yes.
- Now go on your way.

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And remember.

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Hmm? Yes.

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Yeah, remember. Yes.

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I'll remember. F-Fame.

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And a stranger with a foreign voice.

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If I refuse, there's no fame.

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Yes, yes.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.

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Oh, you're welcome, Mr Toad.

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You're welcome.

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Oh, Toad. Are you sure she said
you'd be Lord Toad of River Bank?

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Well, yes, more or less.

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Oh, Toad. It's absolute rubbish.

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- Lord Toad
- Yes!

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Right, if you're going to be jealous
and mean and sarcastic and...

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rotten, I'm going in!

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- Oh, now look, Toad...
- No!

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- Toad, we only...
- Goodbye!

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No, no, Mole. Let him go.

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Foolish creature.

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They're green with envy.
That's their trouble.

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I'll show them. Just wait until I...
Oh, I say!

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Oh, I beg your pardon, noble sir.

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Oh, that's all right.

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No, no. Careless of me,

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Count Moskovski,
to be running into you.

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A foreign voice.

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You don't happen to know
what your height is?

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In Henglish, no.

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But I ham, what do you say,
er, tall.

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Tall! Tall, yes. And you are dark!

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Er, the beard his dark.

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Yes.

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Don't touch it!
I mean, do not touch it.

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Please not to touch. It's very...sensitive.

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- Ooh, I do beg your...
- Wait!

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- You are Lord Toad, are you not?
- How did...?

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The famous Lord Toad.

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I was told of you by a gypsy.

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- A gypsy?
- Yeah.

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- I've been told by a gypsy that...
- He said I should take your things.

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- And this would be good fortune.
- I say!

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How amazing!

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Well, that's it!
Fame and nobility - Lord Toad!

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- Come on and take everything!
- That will be a pleasure.

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I shall be most honoured.

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- Quick! Ha-ha!
- I comski quickski!

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- Well, Badger, now what?
- Mm, I think, my dear Rat,

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I shall find a deckchair
and listen to the band.

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I've had enough of all this nonsense.

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- Good idea, Badger. Coming, Mole?
- Em, no, if you chaps don't mind,

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I thought I'd wander round.

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- Well, see you later.
- Yes. Well, bye till then.

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- Cheerio.
- Bye, Mole.

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Now I can go and see
what my future holds in store.

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My goodness! That's strange.
A weasel being Madame Pastelengro.

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And Toad...

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And did you rememberski
the candlesticks, I hope?

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Er, yes, yes.

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Yes, I got rid of the lot.

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- Any minute now I shall be famous...
- You certainly will!

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Lord Toad!

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Just one moment!

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- What?
- Toad!

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- I think I'll hop it.
- Who's that?

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Ha-ha-ha! Allow me to introduce
the instrument of my fame.

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- No, no, really.
- Count Moskovski.

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Yes!

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The tall, dark stranger
you didn't believe in.

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- What?!
- You see?

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You thought Madame Pastelengro
talked rubbish.

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- Toad, she was a weasel.
- Yes! You see...

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Madame Pastel..was a...

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- A weasel?
- Well, I must be offski.

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You, Count,
are not off anywhere!

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Now see 'ere!

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Not quite as Russian as you were.
And not quite...as dark.

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- Oh, my!
- It's... It's not...! He wasn't...

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Yes, you stupid, conceited, fat, ugly
simpleton! It's me!

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He was...?

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He's got...!

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It's all...!

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All that fortune-telling stuff
was to rob you, Toad.

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Ha! Simpleton. Fat head!

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Well now, Mr Weasel.
I'm going to tell you about YOUR future.

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- Your own conceited fault.
- Still, all's well that ends well.

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You'd have missed all your treasures.
It wouldn't be home without them.

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- No. Only...
- Only what, Toady?

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Only I...

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I would have liked
to be Lord Toad of the River Bank.

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What?

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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 turn 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 ♪