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This could be the room of any small boy.
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But it just happens to belong
to a boy named Christopher Robin.
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Like most small boys, Christopher Robin
has toy animals to play with,
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and they all live together in a
wonderful world of make-believe.
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But his best friend is a
bear called Winnie the Pooh.
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Or Pooh for short.
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Now Pooh had some
very unusual adventures,
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and they all happened right
here in the Hundred Acre Wood.
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Deep in the Hundred Acre Wood
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Where Christopher Robin plays
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You'll find the enchanted neighborhood
of Christopher's childhood days
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A donkey named Eeyore is his friend
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And Kanga and little Roo
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There's Rabbit and Piglet
And there's Owl
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But most of all, Winnie the Pooh
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Winnie the Pooh
Winnie the Pooh
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Tubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff
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He's Winnie the Pooh
Winnie the Pooh
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Willy nilly silly old bear
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Now the Hundred Acre Wood
boasted many natural wonders,
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but none was more beautiful
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than a tiny stream
running through the forest.
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This particular stream had
a very long way to travel.
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And by the time it reached
the edge of the forest, it had grown up.
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So it was almost a river.
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"Being grown up," it said to itself,
"There is no hurry."
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"We shall get there someday."
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Now crossing the river
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at its most peaceful spot,
was an old wooden bridge.
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It was a familiar spot to Winnie the Pooh
for he would often wander there,
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doing nothing in particular,
and thinking nothing in particular.
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But on the most recent
of these excursions,
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something took his mind
off of nothing.
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This is a very good fur cone,
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and something ought to rhyme to it.
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Think, think, think...
Now, fur cones belong in
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trees, up high with the buzzing bees.
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But this one I found
down on the ground.
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Freed by a gentle breeze! Oooh!
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Oh, bother.
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I suppose
I shall have to find another one.
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Pooh had every intention
of getting another fur cone.
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But the river was slipping away
so peacefully beneath him,
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that he began to slip away with it.
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That's funny.
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I dropped it on the other side,
and it came out on this side.
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I wonder if it would do it again.
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I wonder which will come out first.
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Well, the big one came out first,
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and the little one came out last,
which was what Pooh wanted.
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- I did?
- Yes, Pooh.
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And that was the beginning of a game
called Pooh-sticks.
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Which I invented!
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Now, one day, Pooh and
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Piglet, Rabbit and Roo were all playing
Pooh-sticks together....
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But why call it Pooh-sticks?
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I thought I started with fur cones.
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You did, Pooh, but
sticks were easier to man.
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Oh, yes,
now I remember.
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Ahem. Now, one
day, Pooh and Piglet,
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Rabbit and Roo were all playing
Pooh-sticks together.
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All right,
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now the first stick to pass
all the way under the bridge wins.
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Now on your
marks, get set--- Roo!
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We must all start together!
Oh dear, now where was I?
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Oh, yes. On your
marks, get set... Go!
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I can see mine! I win, I win!
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- Can you see yours, Pooh?
- No.
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I expect my stick's stuck.
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They always take longer than you think.
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Oh, I can see yours, Piglet!
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Mine is the sort of grayish one!
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Yes, that's what I can see!
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It's coming over to my side.
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Oh, come on, stick, stick, stick!
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- Are you sure it's moving?
- It's a big gray one!
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Here it comes! A very big gray...
- No it isn't!
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- It's, it's...
- Eeyore!
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Don't pay any attention to me.
Nobody ever does.
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- Eeyore, what are you doing down there?
- I'll give you three guesses.
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- Fishing?
- Wrong.
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- Going for a sail?
- Wrong again.
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Oh. Waiting for somebody
to help you out of the river?
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That's right. Give Rabbit the time,
and he'll get the answer.
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He's going round and round!
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If I decide to practice the slight movement
from right to left.
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Or left to right, it's nobody's
business but my own.
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Eeyore, what can we-
I mean, how should we-
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You think if we-
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I guess one of those would be
just the thing.
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Thank you, Piglet.
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I've got an idea,
but I don't suppose it's a very good one.
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I don't suppose it is.
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Go on, Pooh.
Let's have it!
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Well, if we all threw stones
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and things into the river
on one side of Eeyore,
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the stones will make waves, and the waves
will wash into the other side.
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Oooh,
that's a very good idea!
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I'm glad we thought
of it, Pooh! Pooh?
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Oh, Piglet.
Piglet, give Pooh a little more room!
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Get back in there, Roo!
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I think a little to the left, Pooh.
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No, no, to the right, yes.
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Eeyore, could you stop turning for a moment
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because it ruddles me rather.
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I like turning, especially round.
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Pooh, when I say "now", you can drop it.
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Eeyore, when I say "now",
Pooh will drop the stone!
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Are you ready?
Ready? 1... 2... now!
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Oh, dear.
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Perhaps it wasn't such
a very good idea after all.
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There he is!
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Oh, Eeyore!
You're all wet!
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That happens when you've
been in a river a long time, Piglet.
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- How did you fall in, Eeyore?
- I was bounced.
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- Did somebody push you?
- Somebody bounced me.
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I was thinking by the side of the river.
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Minding my own business,
when I received a loud bounce.
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But who did it?
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I expect it was... Tigger!
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Eeyore, was it...
Tigger?
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- Hello, Rabbit!
- Tigger, what happened just now?
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- Just when?
- When you bounced Eeyore into the river!
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- Oh, I didn't bounce him!
- He bounced me.
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No, I didn't, really!
I just had a cough, see,
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and I happened to be behind Eeyore
and I said, uh, and I said-
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Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
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- It's all right, Piglet.
- That's what I call bouncing.
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I didn't bounce,
I coughed!
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Bouncing, or coughing,
it's all the same.
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- Oh, no, it's not!
- Try bouncing me, Tigger!
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- All I did was cough!
- You bounced.
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- Coughed!
- Bounced.
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- Coughed!
- Excuse me, perhaps I can help.
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- Who said that?
- It's the narrator!
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In order to find out what really happened,
we'll simply return to the spot
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where Eeyore was thinking by the side
of the river, up at the top of page 245.
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- There's Eeyore!
- Shhh!
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So he did bounce him!
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Oh, well, it was just a joke!
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Eww, some people have no sense of humor!
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Tigger is so thoughtless
with his bouncing!
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Why should Tigger think of me?
Nobody else does.
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Why do you say that, Eeyore?
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Without question,
something was troubling Eeyore.
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And while his friends
puzzled over his unusual behavior,
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Eeyore followed the stream
back to his gloomy spot
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which became even gloomier than usual.
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Pathetic.
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Just as I thought.
No better from this side.
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Nobody minds,
nobody cares.
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- Pathetic.
- Eeyore, what's the matter?
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What makes you think
anything's the matter?
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- You seem so sad.
- Why should I be sad?
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It's my birthday.
The happiest day of the year.
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- Your birthday?
- Of course.
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Can't you see all the presents?
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- No…
- Can't you see the cake?
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- The candles? The picture?
- No.
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- Neither can I.
- Oh...
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Well, many happy
returns of the day, Eeyore!
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Thank you, Pooh,
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but we can't all,
and some of us don't.
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- Can't all what?
- No gaiety.
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No song and dance.
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No here-we-go-
round-the-mulberry-bush.
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But don't worry about me, Pooh.
Go and enjoy yourself.
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I'll stay here and be miserable
with no presents,
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- no cake, no candles.
- Eeyore, wait right here!
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Pooh hurried home as fast as he could,
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when who should he find
in front of his house?
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- Piglet!
- Hello, Pooh!
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- What are you trying to do?
- I'm trying to-
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That is, I was trying
to reach the knocker!
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- Let me do it for you.
- But Pooh...
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I found out what's
troubling poor Eeyore.
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It's his birthday,
and nobody has taken any notice of it.
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And he's very gloomy and-
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Well! Whoever lives here certainly
takes a long time answering his door!
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But Pooh!
Isn't this your house?
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Oh! So it is!
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Well, let's go in!
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Hmm, I must get poor Eeyore
a present of some sort.
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Ah! Honey!
That should do very well!
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What are you going to give Piglet?
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Can't I give it, too,
from both of us?
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No, Piglet, that would
not be a very good plan.
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Perhaps I can give Eeyore a balloon!
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That, Piglet, is a very good idea!
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Nobody can be uncheered by a balloon!
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I have one at home!
I'll go and get it r-r-right now!
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So off Piglet trotted
in one direction,
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and in the other direction
went Pooh with his jar of honey.
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However Pooh hadn't gone very far,
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when a very funny feeling began
to creep over him.
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It began at the tip of his nose,
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and trickled all the way
down to the soles of his feet
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as if someone inside him
was saying-
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Now then, Pooh.
Time for a little something!
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So Pooh had a little something.
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And then he had a little more.
And a little more.
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Until he had taken his last lick
from the inside of the jar.
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Now let me see,
where was I going?
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Oh, yes! Eeyore!
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I was going to-
Oh, bother.
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I must give Eeyore something!
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I think I shall go see
my good friend Owl!
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Ooh, that should do it!
The perfect spot!
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Yes, yes, coming! Pooh!
To what do I owe this?
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Many happy returns of
Eeyore's birthday, Owl!
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Oh, is that what it was?
Well come in, Pooh! Come in!
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You know, that reminds me
of the birthday of my great uncle Robert,
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a portrait of whom
you see upon the wall on your right.
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He had just reached the ripe
old age of 103,
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although of course
he'd only admit to 97.
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We all felt
a celebration was in order.
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So, while uncle Robert was
returning in the late forenoon from the-
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- What are you giving him, Owl?
- Giving who, Pooh?
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- Eeyore.
- Oh, Eeyore! Yes, I-
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What are you giving him, Pooh?
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I'm giving him this useful
pot to keep things in!
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- And I wanted to ask you-
- A useful pot?
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Evidently, someone
has been keeping honey in it.
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You can keep anything in it.
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It's very useful like that.
And I wanted to ask you-
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Ooh, you'll want to write
"Happy Birthday" on it!
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That was what I wanted to ask you.
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My spelling is wobbly.
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Hmm. Very well,
then, if you please?
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It's easier if people don't
look while I'm writing.
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There! All finished!
What do you think of it?
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I kept it simple just
saying "Happy Birthday".
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It seems like a lot of words…
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Yes, well, actually, of course,
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I wrote "A very happy birthday.
With love from Pooh".
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Naturally, it takes a good deal of words
to say a long thing like that!
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Oh, I see!
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Well, thank you, Owl!
Eeyore will be most pleased!
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Oh, I do hope so!
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Ooh, this is so exciting!
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I'm flying directly over to
Christopher Robin's to tell him the news!
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Many happy returns of
Eeyore's birthday, Piglet!
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Ooh, and many happy returns
to you, too, Owl!
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Oh dear!
Oh dearie d-d-dear dear!
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What shall I-
Who shall I-
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Well, perhaps Eeyore
doesn't like balloons so very much.
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Good afternoon, Eeyore!
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Good afternoon, Piglet.
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If it is a good afternoon,
which I doubt.
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Many happy returns of the day!
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Meaning my birthday.
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Yes, Eeyore, and I..
I've brought you a present.
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Pardon me, Piglet,
my hearing must be going.
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I've thought you said
you brought me a present.
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I did! I've brought you a...
b-b-balloon!
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Balloon? Did you say a balloon?
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Yes, but I'm afraid,
I'm very sorry,
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but when I was running-
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that is, to bring it-
I fell down and I-
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My balloon?
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My birthday balloon?
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Red, my favorite color.
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How big was it?
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How about as big as me.
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My favorite size.
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Many happy returns of the day, Eeyore!
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I've brought you a little present.
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It's a useful pot,
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and it's got "A very happy birthday
with love from Pooh" written on it,
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and it's for putting things in.
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- Like a balloon?
- Oh, no, Eeyore!
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Balloons are much too big
to go into a-
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So it does!
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Eeyore, I'm very glad that I thought of
giving you a useful pot to put things in.
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And I'm very glad I thought of giving you
something to put in a useful pot!
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Many happy returns, Eeyore!
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Hooray!
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Bravo! Bravo! Good show!
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This reminds me of the party we once gave
my great uncle Robert.
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He had just reached the ripe
old age of 103
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though, of course, he'd only admit to 97.
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So, we had to instruct the guests
to pretend that he...
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- Hello!
- Oh, no! Oh, no! Not... Tigger!
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Hello, Tigger!
We are having a party!
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A party? Oh boy! A party!
Tiggers love parties!
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Oh, and cake!
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You've got a lot of nerve showing up here
after what you did to Eeyore!
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Well, I think Tigger should leave.
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Oh, let him stay!
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What do you think, Christopher Robin?
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I think...
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I think we all ought to
play Pooh-sticks!
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Pooh-sticks? Oh boy!
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That's what Tiggers do best!
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So they gathered on the old wooden bridge
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and played the game
for many contented hours.
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And Eeyore,
who had never played it before,
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won more times than anyone else.
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But poor Tigger won none at all.
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Tiggers don't like Pooh-sticks!
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- Let's play again!
- We must go home, now, dear,
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- it is past your bedtime!
- Gee, do we have to?
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- I am not tired!
- Come along.
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I think we should all be going.
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Yes, quite right.
Congratulations, Eeyore.
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It's been a delightful party.
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Thank you, Owl.
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Tigger, I'll be happy to tell you
my secret for winning at Pooh-sticks.
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- You would?
- It's very easy.
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You just have to let your stick drop
in a twitchy sort of way.
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Yeah, forgot the twitch,
that was my problem!
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- Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
- Bounced again.
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Tigger's all right, really.
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Of course he is.
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Everybody is, really.
That's what I think,
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But, I don't suppose I'm right.
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Of course you
are, silly old bear.