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P savage dedicated things to you

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for the path of direction which you have proven

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this scene is simply so

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trade at a one of the depicting

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forces WHO

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raised no

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Honestly, no one is there

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Did you hear him while he went?

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Can he wear the te Snow dye?

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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I'm going to get a little bit of water.

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We're going to get technologies.

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We're going to get technologies.

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We are going to move forward.

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I'm going to move forward.

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Drag-the-door to my water.

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arrange- filming to go wherever you support me.

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take-away an identity away and.

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born-out adjustments with that see.

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Write with anybody.

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RF hanging aside.

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You need my room, or I get out.

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You need my room.

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Now we'll do DoM.

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I have made many books about well behaved people.

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Now for a change, I'm going to make a story about two disagreeable people, called Tommy

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Broke and Mr. Tom.

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Old Mr. Bouncer was stricken in years.

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He lived with his son Benjamin Bunny and his daughter-in-law Flopsy, who had a young

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family.

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Now take care of the children Uncle Bouncer.

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We're going out visiting for a while.

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What?

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Oh, yes, yes.

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Well, there are my dears.

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Perfectly alright, my dear.

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We won't be long.

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No, I'll be going to enjoy yourselves, eh?

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Do you think they'll be alright with father Flopsy, do you?

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Oh, yes.

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Uncle Bouncer's very capable.

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Remember how he saved you and Peter from Mr. McGregor's garden when you were very young?

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I do, I do.

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Any words to hear?

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Oh, I doubt it.

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Nothing.

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Not even a wiggly wiggly worm.

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A worm, a wasp.

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A wingsome frog, sauteed pole, to nibble it.

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I should starve at this rate.

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Morning squire.

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Is that you, Broke?

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Ah, how you keeping Mr. Bouncer?

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Looking after the youngens from Esun Benjamin.

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No problem.

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No worries.

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The sweet little things, aren't they?

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No, I've been to a while.

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What's the news from down here, eh?

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Tommy, my dear fellow.

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Oh, not so good, I'm sorry to say.

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A great scarcity of fat and eggs, he tastes.

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And very few frogs about.

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I have not had a good square meal in a fortnight.

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I should have to turn vegetarian and eat me own tail.

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They eat me own tail.

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They eat me own tail.

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Oh, yes, eh.

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A great scarcity of nice tidbits, I'm afraid.

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I think it's down to the presence of old Todd Fox.

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Oh, my dear chap.

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What used to have been started for a slice of seed cake and a glass of homemade cow slip wine to fortify the constitution.

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Don't mind if I do, squire.

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Todd, eh?

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Don't lie to the sound of that.

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Yes, eh.

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Yes, always a great scarcity of food when old Mr. Todd is on the trail.

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Have a cup of sleep, cigar, Tommy.

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Well, I say that's, er, that's uncommon decent of you.

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Don't mind if I do.

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Ah, that's grand.

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Ah, mmm.

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Ah, mmm.

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Haven't seen old Sir Isaac in these parts lately.

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Oh, er, er, the oldenman told me for a while, either.

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No, no, no.

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I'm sorry to say.

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Oh, well, I don't get many visitors, me.

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No, I'm not sure he used to be.

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Oh, I'm a really, really old, erm.

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You have a nice little sleep, Mr. Pouncer.

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I'll take care of him, nice little rabbits for you.

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Ha, ha, ha.

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Uncle Bob's.

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Oh, come back soon.

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Where are the children?

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Father, where are the babies?

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No, I can smell badger, Benjamin.

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Has anyone been here?

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It's old, Tommy Brook.

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He's taken up babies.

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Now, don't worry, flopsy. I'll catch that old brogue.

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Now, which way?

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Oh, can't you let me down?

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I trust in you.

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This way.

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I was relying on you.

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Oh, I'm not sure.

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Oh, drat.

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Mr. Todd.

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Now, we get shells, plates and pots.

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Potts and pans.

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Baby rabbits.

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Ah, breakfast, lunch, tea and supper.

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Lovely, Rob.

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Peter, Peter, Peter, Robert.

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What ever is the matter, cousin Benjamin?

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He's back, my family.

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Tommy Brock in a sack. Have you seen him?

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Tommy Brock? Yes.

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Perhaps if you tell me from the beginning.

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Flopsy and I went out visiting neighbours.

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Father was watching over the young ones.

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And old Tommy Brock must have arrived.

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Well, you can guess the rest.

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Cousin bitch, compose yourself.

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Because Mr. Todd is at home with a stick house,

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Tommy Brock has gone to Mr. Todd's other house

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at the top of Bull Banks.

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Ah, well, nice places.

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Come quickly, Peter.

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Super fine.

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Is that the time?

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Oh, oh.

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Cottontail, have you seen Tommy Brock pass this way?

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Yes. He rested here for a while and was laughing.

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Is squirrel knocking?

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Have you seen Tommy Brock?

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Come on, Benjamin. Come on.

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Come on. I'm going as fast as I can.

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Wait for me, Peter.

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I'm not going to go to the house.

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I'm going to go to the house.

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I'm going to the house.

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I'm going to the house.

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I'm going to the house.

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I'm going to the house.

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I'm going to the house.

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I can't.

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Wait for me, Peter. Peter, wait!

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We're close behind him by the scent.

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Oh.

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This is a terrible place, Peter.

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Oh.

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There were preparations upon the kitchen table which made Benjamin shudder.

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Preparations for one person's supper.

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Quick.

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Look around the other side.

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Oh, don't try a full place.

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Wait. Look.

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I can see him.

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He's asleep.

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I was right.

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He is here.

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He's gone to bed in his boots.

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His smile boots.

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Tommy Brock must have entered through this window.

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But he's bolted it from the inside.

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I heard something.

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Yes.

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Tommy Brock snoring.

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No. No. Another sound.

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Oh.

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Look, Benjamin.

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Look at the little door in the wall.

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It's them.

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It's them.

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They're alive.

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Shh. You're only gone to me, Brock.

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We must remain calm.

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We must stay rational and plan carefully or all will be lost.

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It will have to be a tunnel.

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It's the only way a tunnel right under the house and into the kitchen.

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Let's get home with it.

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Come on.

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Good.

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My face.

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Come on.

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Benjamin.

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It's sunrise.

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I think we've took clear under the kitchen floor.

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So we should be able to tunnel upwards and free the babies.

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Shh.

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Who is it?

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He's tired.

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Badger.

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Badger.

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Badger.

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Badger.

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I can smell badger.

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Badger.

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Badger.

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Badger.

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In my house, in my bed.

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Oh, my face.

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I can smell badger.

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Badger.

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In my house, in my bed.

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Badger.

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Badger.

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In my house, in my bed.

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In my house, in my bed.

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I'll fix that batch of...

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I'll fix it, my lady.

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I'll fix it.

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Look and see what the

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imeter was Jackie's Out facing.

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Mr. Todd, naturally being a thin-legged person, was quite unable to lift the heavyweight to

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the level of the hook and rope.

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After considerable thought, he emptied the water into a wash basin in jug.

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The empty pail was not too heavy for him.

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He slung it up, wobbling over the head of Tommy Brock.

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As he could not lift the whole pailful of water at once, he laid all quarts of water

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into the pail by degrees.

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The pail got fuller and fuller, and swung like a pendulum.

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What's he doing?

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At last, Mr. Todd's preparations were complete.

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The pail was full of water.

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The rope was tightly strained over the top of the bed, and across the window sill to the

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tree outside.

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What's going on?

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A better route, a weakly-eaten-eat.

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Ow!

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It's too tight.

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I'll have to know through it.

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Got him!

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But no scream.

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No scream.

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Oh, this has turned out even better than I expected.

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I will bury that nasty person in a hole.

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I will bring my bed out and dry it in the sun.

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I will have a father disinfecting with soft soap and monkey soap at all.

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Soft soap and sprinkle Persian powder to remove for the smell.

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Good morning.

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Good morning.

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My foxy, whisked friend.

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Just in time for breakfast.

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I don't think...

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DIE!

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Let's get out of here, Benjamin.

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Yeah, that's weird.

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Let's get out.

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Run for it, Benjamin. Run in and get them while I watch the door.

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Sorry, I'm just running for me.

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Flopsy! Flopsy!

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Benjamin?

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Beecher! Oh, thank goodness you're all safe.

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Well, old's well the 10's. Well, that's what our mother always used to say.

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It was a bit worried myself, actually. Thanks for your help, Peter.

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Old Mr Bancer was forgiven, and they all had dinner.

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MUSIC

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The rain has moved on, and left a new day.

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There you go.

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It's just a perfect day.

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The shadows in light, but move with the wind.

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Hidden violence closed, flashed with songs

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away. Just a moment of all that you did.

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On the wild and misty hillside, fear is nature's warning.

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Hunger here is a little far away.

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And all that's worth is for children who play.

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Days that never end or where should we make.

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Another perfect day.

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MUSIC