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[theme song]
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♪ Who gets into trouble from his head to his toes ♪
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♪ Then gets out of trouble by the skin of his nose ♪
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♪ Best of all who wind up smelling just like a rose ♪
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♪ Lucky clucky Paddington Bear ♪
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♪ Who politely tips his hat to say howdy do ♪
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♪ Tries to right a wrong it's done to no matter who ♪
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♪ Who is this fine character from Darkest Peru ♪
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♪ Jolly gentle Paddington Bear ♪
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♪ He's smart He's very honest ♪
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♪ He's shy and sort of modest ♪
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♪ Shy and modest smart and honest none can compare ♪
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♪ When you need a friend you know he's gonna be there ♪
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♪ He's the finest funnest bear you'll find anywhere ♪
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♪ Cheerful charming ♪
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♪ Paddington Bear ♪♪
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[theme music]
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[instrumental music]
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Do you see him, Mary?
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In this crowd I wouldn't be able to spot King Kong.
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David? David?
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Mary, do you see that bear?
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Don't be silly, Henry.
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There aren't any bears at Paddington Station.
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Oh, no? Well, come here and we'll see.
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You are right, Henry. It is a bear.
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May I help you?
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Well, actually, uh, I thought that perhaps
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you might be in need of assistance.
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Yes, you're rather a small bear.
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I'm a very rare bear.
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There aren't many bears left where I'm from.
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And where is that?
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Darkest Peru.
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I stowed away on a ship to get here.
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Stowed away?
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You came all the way from South America by yourself?
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You must be starved.
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Oh, no. I had some marmalade.
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Bears like marmalade.
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(Mary) '"Please look after
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this bear. Thank you."'
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Oh, Henry, what shall we do? He has no place to go.
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We?
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See, bears love marmalade.
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Yes, no doubt they do.
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Now, listen.
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Would you like to come and stay with us?
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Well, that is, if you've nothing else planned.
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Oh, I think I'd like that very much. Thank you.
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Fine. You shall live with us.
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I mean, Mrs. Brown and myself.
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I haven't really got a name.
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Only a Peruvian one, which no one can understand.
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Well, he simply must have a name, Mary.
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Of course, he'll have a name.
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- And that's it. - '"Paddington Station?"'
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Just Paddington.
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It's very distinguished. Don't you think?
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I'm glad that's settled.
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And I'll bet that's David's train.
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I'll go meet it while you take Paddington for a bite.
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Well, then, Paddington..
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..tea and buns?
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Oh, yes, please, Mr. Brown. Thank you very much.
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David, David Russell.
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I'm your aunt, Mary.
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Let's have a look at you.
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My, how you've grown.
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- How old are you now? - I'm twelve and a half.
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Well, come along, Mr. Twelve And A Half.
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Your uncle, Henry, is waiting
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with another new addition to the family.
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- Who? - 'It's a surprise.'
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Here we are.
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Oh, why, thank you, Paddington.
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Go ahead, Paddington. Help yourself.
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Uh, you don't suppose anyone would mind
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if I stood on the table?
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Oh, look at that bear.
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[indistinct whispering]
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[teacup clinks]
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Look, mummy! A dancing bear!
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[teacup clinks]
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What's all the noise?
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I don't know, but it's coming from right there.
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Excuse us, please. Excuse.
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[indistinct chatter]
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Henry?
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I can't leave your uncle alone for five minutes.
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Henry?
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- Is it over? - I should think so.
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Where's Paddington?
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(Paddington) 'In here. Oh, please, help.'
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Oh, thank you very much, Mrs. Brown.
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What in heaven's name were you doing in there?
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You could suffocate.
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Now, then, what's going on here?
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It's nothing at all really. Just our bear.
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Your bear is it? Well, I have a good mind to run him in.
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Nothing. Imagine calling such a disturbance nothing.
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He's new here, officer. He needs time to adjust.
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Perhaps, I could, well, maybe you'd consider..
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Are you trying to bribe me?
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Bribe? Heh, who said anything about a bribe.
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No, I was simply making a contribution to, um, um
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the-the police benevolent fund.
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We'll just see what they have to say down at headquarters.
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Here, now.
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What happened to the evidence?
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Take off your hat.
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What have you got in your suitcase?
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Well, as much as there's no evidence
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I suppose I'll have to let you go.
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You mind your step from here on.
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Open that case again.
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[whispering] Secret compartment.
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Let's get you home before anything else
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happens.
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Oh, I don't think getting me home will stop that.
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Things are always happening to me.
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I'm that sort of bear.
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32, Windsor Garden, please.
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Bears is six pence extra.
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Sticky bears is nine pence.
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He can't help being sticky, driver.
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He-he's just had a nasty accident.
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Alright, but mind none of it comes off on my interior.
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I just cleaned it.
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[instrumental music]
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(Mary) 'Jonathan, Judy.'
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This is your cousin, David, from America.
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- Hello, David. - Hi.
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What's daddy got in the taxi?
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Come on, Paddington.
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On the count of three, Paddington.
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Ready? One, two, three.
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- Ow. - 'My seats!'
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Well, are we looking for an excuse to get a new cab?
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Then, I suppose this is it.
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There, now be off with you.
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And it should just about get me the down payment.
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Ho-ho, thank you, cub.
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You're a real gent. Not like them others.
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Is it a bear, mummy?
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(Mary) 'Yes, dear.
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His name is Paddington.'
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'And he's come all the way from Darkest Peru.'
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- Is he going to live with us? - If Mrs. Bird says he can.
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I'm Jonathan.
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'Mrs. Bird takes care of us. I sure you'll like her.'
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I'm sure I will, but will she like me?
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Mrs. Bird is sure to like you.
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But perhaps not while you're so sticky.
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Ha, I know.
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What if you have a bath first?
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A bath? But bears don't take bath.
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[slurping]
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Plus I was hoping to save this as a snack for later.
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But, Paddington..
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Well, if I must.
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How will we get him past Mrs. Bird to the bathroom?
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(gasps] I could pretend he was my
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stuffed toy bear from America.
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Well, that is if Paddington wouldn't mind.
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I suppose I could try.
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And who might I ask are you?
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Uh, I-I'm David Russell, from America.
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My mom's Mrs. Brown's sister.
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Uh, my folks sent me here to stay for a while.
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And this is my stuffed toy bear.
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I never go anywhere without him.
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We'd like to show David his room.
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And the bathroom. I think he'd like to freshen up.
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Nice to make your acquaintance, Mrs. Bird.
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Sshh! You'd give yourself away.
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If he's gonna be staying with us
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I best stock up on marmalade.
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[chuckles] You may need two baths.
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See you when you're clean.
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[chuckling] Aunt Lucy would be very happy.
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I don't suppose there are many bears in the world
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who live in a house like this.
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[instrumental music]
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Well, I'm just not sure it's right to keep Paddington.
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That is we've never padlocked the front door before.
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(children) 'Thank you, Mrs. Bird.'
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(David) 'Thank you very much,
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Mrs. Bird.'
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You're welcome, I'm sure.
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But, daddy, he has no place else to go.
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[sighing] I hope Aunt Lucy is happy
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in her home
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for retired bears in Peru.
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[intense music]
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Help!
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At the very least, we should alert
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the authorities about Paddington.
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[door opens]
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That is, you enjoyed Paddington Station
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didn't you, David?
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Oh, yeah! It was really great.
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(David) 'I even renamed
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my stuffed toy bear after it.'
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(Paddington) 'Help!'
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You mean that sticky, stuffed toy bear you came with?
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[all coughing]
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I know he's no stuffed toy bear.
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Just where do you think you're gonna keep him?
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[water drips]
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I say, Mrs. Bird, is there a leak in the sink?
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There's no leak in my kitchen.
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[gasps] Where did you put
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that bear anyway?
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Uh-oh!
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We wanted him to make a good impression on you.
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So we put him in the bathtub.
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[crash]
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Oh!
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I can't look.
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I am Paddington Brown.
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And I'm very pleased to meet you.
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I hope my unfortunate accident
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hasn't caused you any undue extra work
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I know exactly who you are, young bear.
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And no, you've caused no extra work.
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I was gonna wash the carpet today anyway.
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You've actually helped.
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You mean he can stay?
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Of course, he may.
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Did you hear that, Henry? He can stay.
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Well, we'll have to take him shopping immediately.
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He needs a whole new wardrobe.
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First he gets dried off before he catches his death.
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Then, he can go shopping.
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[instrumental music]
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Excuse me.
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I'm going to see what's new in the juniors.
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Alright, dear. Excuse me, please?
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How may I help you?
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Perhaps, madam would care to visit
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a government surplus store.
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Government surplus?
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[gasps] The very idea.
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Have you ever heard of such a thing, Paddington?
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Never.
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And what did madam have in mind?
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We need a duffle coat, Wellington boots and a new hat.
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Will madam be wanting to, ahem, dispose off this...hat?
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I should say not!
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I think I'd like to see that top hat first.
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Ahem! It's an excellent choice, madam.
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We'll take it.
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'Delightful.'
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Now, all we need are the duffle coat and boots.
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[panting]
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Delightful, indeed.
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You wait here, I'll be right back once I've found Judy.
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[stomach growling]
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Alright, alright, I'll feed you. Be patient.
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Oh, no!
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There you are!
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You should know better than to run off by yourself.
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Well, what could possibly go wrong next?
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There you are.
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Who turned the lights off?
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Help! Argh! Where's the switch?
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[instrumental music]
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[thud, clank]
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[clattering]
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I do hope someone turns the lights on soon.
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These are the strangest flaws
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I have to complain to the manager.
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- Ooh! - Ooh!
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[thud]
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[squeaking]
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[clank]
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[crash]
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Uh-Oh!
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[crowd cheering]
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How will I ever explain this?
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Is he going to do anymore, mummy?
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I believe act two is beginning now.
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All soiled!
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Well there's nothing left, but to do them all over again.
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Not another bath!
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[crowd applauding]
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Will we ever find him, mummy?
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Of course, we will, dear.
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Any distinguishing characteristics?
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Beside the fact that he's a bear
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well, he's about three and a half feet tall.
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Excuse me, I've got another disturbance to look into.
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It may be worse than a missing bear.
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Something worse than a missing bear?
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[both gasp] Paddington!
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Uh-oh!
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[crash]
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(girl #1) 'Do you think he'll do
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it again, mummy?'
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(female #1) 'No dear, I think
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the performance is over.'
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'Come, I haven't been in Barkridges in ages.'
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'Let's see what they have.'
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Mean anything? It's not a question of intention..
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'Well, what are we going to do?'
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(Mary) 'He didn't mean anything.'
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Oh!
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Young bear. Well, I'd like to shake your paw.
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Single pawed, you have created the greatest spectacle
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in Barkridges' history.
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We've never had so many customers.
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Ha ha! How can we show our appreciation?
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Well, I, I've just run out of marmalade.
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(Mrs. Bird) 'I think you look
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just splendid!'
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And I got a brand new jar
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of Barkridges' finest marmalade, for free.
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I think that's a very good value.
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Well, I say this calls for special treat.
321
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How about dinner out?
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Really, Henry?
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Where did you have in mind?
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Well, I had in mind the Porchester.
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But that's so fancy and expensive.
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Hang the expense! We gotta celebrate!
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It's David's and Paddington's first day in England.
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Uh, we booked a table near the orchestra.
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The name's Brown.
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Is the, uh, bear gentleman with you?
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No, no, no. We're with him.
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It's his party.
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Then I'm afraid you can't come in.
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We don't serve anyone not in formal attire.
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Bears don't have formal attire.
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But Paddington has formal fur.
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Yes, and it's just been washed.
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[zapping]
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This way, please.
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(Henry) 'Well, I know what I want.'
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'What about you, Paddington?'
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I can't figure out what they have.
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There are no mistakes at the Porchester.
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The menu is written in French.
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And there isn't anything you could want
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that we wouldn't have.
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In that case, I'll have a marmalade sandwich.
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Marmalade sandwich?
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(Paddington) 'With custard.'
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They'll never believe this in the kitchen.
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'Uh, would anyone care for an order'
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for salad while waiting for their main course?
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Oh, why yes, thank you.
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I'll do that.
355
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Uh, little more of those, please.
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You just sit down, please.
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(Henry) 'Are you enjoying your salad,
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Paddington?'
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Well, yes, but I've lost an onion.
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Do you suppose anyone would mind if I ate with my paws?
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What was that you said?
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I said I'm going to find my onion.
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I hope he finds his onion soon.
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Everyone's looking at us.
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[music stops]
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[blows]
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[music resumes]
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Where's that onion?
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Quickly, Paddington.
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'Daddy's omelet flambe is being served.'
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'You must see it.'
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Don't worry, Mr. Brown, I'm coming.
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[splash]
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Enough! That bear must go.
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Imagine ordering marmalade sandwiches
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throwing water on a perfectly innocent omelet flambe.
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(waiter) 'You ruined the good name
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of the Porchester.'
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If Paddington has to go, we all go.
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May I ask, why the young bear has been asked to leave?
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You may indeed, sir. He annoys the other diners.
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I'm one of the diners. I'm not annoyed, I'm delighted!
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I've been coming here for 30 years
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'and it's about time someone livened up'
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'this stuffy old place.'
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Fact is, I was hoping to join your table
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and make you my guests.
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If that's alright with you?
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Delighted!
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I'm Sir Huntley Martin, the marmalade king.
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I've eaten marmalade for 50 years
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and I've never heard of a marmalade sandwich.
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Uh, may I try it?
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Fancy that! The marmalade king, did you say?
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Absolutely! Ha ha ha!
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Oh, you must come and visit my factory someday.
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I would enjoy that very much, Sir Huntley.
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- Writing a letter? - To my Aunt Lucy.
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She lives in a home of retired bears in Peru.
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You can finish it tomorrow.
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What you need now is sleep.
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Goodnight, little bear. You've had a busy day.
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Oh, yes! Aunt Lucy would be very pleased
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to know I'm here.
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[splash]
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[theme music]
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♪ Dooba dooba dooby dooba dooba doovaa ♪
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♪ Dooba dooba dooby dooba dooba doovaa ♪
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♪ Dooba dooba dooby dooba dooba doovaa ♪
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♪ Dooby dooby dooba doovaa ♪
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♪ Dooba dooba dooby dooba dooba doovaa ♪♪
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