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I'm going to go.
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I'm going to go.
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I'm going to go.
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Come on, help.
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Come on.
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Come on.
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Come on!
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I'm going to go!
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I'm going to go!
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I'm going to go!
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I'm going to go!
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I'm going to go?
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Oh yeah!
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Two,learn,
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You will, I hope.
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Tell you we don't.
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Come on, boo.
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Come on, cat.
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I'm not waiting, Mr. Mila.
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You may be enjoying this, but I should like to get to my door.
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If you please.
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Ah, Peter.
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Yes, you're quite right.
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I should be getting on with all those letters to the children.
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I'm not going to get in here.
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No, no, no.
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Oh, dear.
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I'm afraid it has taken me so long to finish this story,
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that the piglets are quite grown up now with the piglets of their own.
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So, my dear Cecily and Charlie, now at long last,
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you ought to hear just what we fell are poor little piglets.
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You ought to hear just what we fell are poor little pigletting blend.
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what they fell are poor little pigling bland.
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Once upon a time there was an old pig called Aunt Petitones.
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She had eight of her family, four little girl pigs called cross patch,
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suck, suck, yop yop and spot.
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And four little boy pigs called Alexander, pigling bland, chinchin and stumpy.
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Stumpy had an accident to his tail.
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The eight little pigs had very fine appetites.
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Yes, yes, yes. They eat and indeed they do eat.
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Come out of there this instant.
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Oh dear me.
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Now they've all run off.
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I do believe I can't be coping much longer with my unruly brood.
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Oh they are indeed becoming a burden and a worry.
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I have turmoil enough already with it being washed day.
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And they drink bucketfuls of milk. I shall have to get another cow.
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Yes, yes. Good little spot shall stay at home to do the housework,
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but the others must go.
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There will be more to eat without them, of course.
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No.
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Now pigling bland, you must go to market.
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You too, Alexander. Do stand still.
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How can I brush your coat if you don't stand still?
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Here are two licenses permitting two pigs to go to market in Lancashire.
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Attend Alexander. Miss Potters had no end of trouble in getting these papers from the policeman.
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Beware of hen roosts, bacon and eggs and mind your Sunday clothes.
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And remember, if you once crossed the county boundary you cannot come back.
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Alexander, you are not attending.
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Take the hand of your brother, pigling bland.
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Their sons, I almost forgot, take these eight conversation pepper mints.
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A special treat. Do heed the moral sentiments on them.
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And you come to know home.
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So uplifting.
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This little pig went to market. This little pig stayed at home.
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Let's see what they've given us for dinner, pigling.
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If you must, but isn't it rather soon? But we've walked miles and miles.
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So very well. Weeee! But I really am not very hungry.
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I'm still feeling rather peckish. Then why not finish your pepper mints?
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One of mine said moderation is a virtue.
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Well, I would agree if I knew what it meant.
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And anyway, I have ages ago. Give me one of yours please.
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But I wish to preserve them for emergencies.
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Don't be silly. No, no, no, no, no, stop it.
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Ow! That's quite enough, Alexander.
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Mother does expect us to behave responsibly.
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There now. Come along. It is a long way to market and we have a considerable distance still to cover.
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Tom, Tom, the Piper's son stole a pig and away he ran and all the humanity could play was over the hills and far away.
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Tom, Tom, the Piper's son stole a pig and away.
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Watch that young sirs. Stole a pig. Where do your license is?
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There you are, Mr. Policeman. I knew it was somewhere.
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What's this? Two and a half conversation, sweetie, is it three farvings? This ain't a license.
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I had one. Indeed, I had Mr. Policeman.
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It's not likely that let's you start without. I'm passing the farm. You may walk with me.
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Can I come back too? I've seen that reason, young sir. Your paper's all right.
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But I don't want to go all on my own.
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Five miles to Market Town. I shall never reach it by nightfall.
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I cannot bear the thought of Market. I never wanted to go in the first place. All those crowds.
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To be stared at, rotted, touched, then hired by some big strange farmer. All I ever wanted was to have a little garden of my own.
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And raw potatoes. What's this?
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Alexander's license. I might just overtake them.
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Alexander! Wait! Mr. Policeman, I found it. The license.
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Alexander!
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Alexander!
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We, we, we! I can't find my way home.
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Goodness. Wherever can I be. I can go no further tonight, I fear. But I must find somewhere to rest for the night and shelter from this wind.
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I'm wet through and through.
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Excuse me, ma'am. If I might be permitted.
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I'm afraid it is only a hen house. But what can I do? I must leave no later than daybreak. I fear this is no safe haven for a little pig.
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Oh, wonderful. I can begin to feel my trotters again. So warm. So comfortable.
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Now, six should be an off.
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Come on. On eight six, you've found a tighter market in the morning. So, uh...
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The market? The market? I can't get out.
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You son of a...
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The source call himself whatever. Turn out your pockets now.
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I am but a poor little pig. I have nothing.
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Your old stie for salt.
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Um... yes. Thank you kindly.
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Shoto!
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Be quiet, will you?
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It seemed to pigling that something at the further end of the kitchen was taking a suppressed interest in the cooking.
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Mr. Piperson poured out three platefuls for himself, for pigling and a third.
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Get that day on you and be quiet.
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Now it says here, but then...
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It's too late in the season for curing my gun.
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Oh, well. You may sleep on the rug.
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Oh, say good night, dear then.
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Oh, say good night, dear then.
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You'll all clip him moving on again.
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Oh, there's my neighbor already. He promised to give me a lift to the market.
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Now, where are me things?
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Uh, mister, mister.
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Shut the door behind me.
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Oh, and don't meddle with naught maw and...
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Or I'll come back and skin you.
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Oh, what a silly I am. I should have asked for a lift too.
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Then I might have been in time for market.
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Oh, well. I might as well have my breakfast.
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Tom, Tom, the biker's son stole a pig and away he ran and all the tune that he could play was over the hills and far away.
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Over the hills and a great way off the wind will blow my top naught off.
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Now, there is just one possibility.
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I know. Perhaps if I just...
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Aha. Very interesting.
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Piglings disturbed night had left him very sleepy and he soon began to doze.
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Well, now, what have you been up to?
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How is Mr. Piggie-Wiggy, then?
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Hey?
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I must have met to being a little hungry.
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Oh, a little hungry, huh, wait.
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You feel no as infactly?
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Ah, ah, ah, ah, well, when I better fix some soap before us and our nail, Mr. Piggie...
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Ah, no, no.
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Well, Tom hated me, Ben. All of the wood and nail.
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I don't want to be disturbed on any account before 12 o'clock.
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Thanks, my good boy.
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Hey, I'll...
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My name is Pigwig. Make me some more porridge, please.
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I'm Pigling Bland. More porridge? Of course.
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How did you escape? He forgot to lock the cupboard.
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How did you come here? Stolen. What for? Bacon, hands.
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Why don't you run away? I shall. After supper.
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You can't go in the dark. Do you know your way by daylight?
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I know we can see this little white house from the hills across the river.
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Which way are you going, Mr. Pig?
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To market. I have two pig papers. I might take you to the bridge if you have no objection.
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How wonderfully kind. How can I ever thank you enough? I'm so happy.
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Yes. Well, erm, delighted.
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How do we get there? Well, first we must go...
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I've never seen a market. What do we do there? What's it for? Will I enjoy it?
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Well, er... Why do we need papers? And surely it doesn't have my name on it.
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Ah, well, erm, you see...
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Ha ha ha ha ha!
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The market sounds perfectly horrid to me. Lots of noise and people.
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And just anyone staring at you. What I would like to do is...
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Well... Yes, yes. What would you rather do?
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Well, if you must know, all I've ever wanted is my own little garden.
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Oh, flowers! I love flowers!
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Potatoes.
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Peppermint! I thought you'd eaten them.
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Only the corners. I wish you wouldn't. He might smell them through the ceiling.
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Sing something then. I erm... I have a toothache.
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Then I will sing. You'll not mind if I say itty-titty-titty. I've forgotten some of the words.
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Our funny old mother pigling lived in a sty and three little peas had she...
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...atty-titty-titty...
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...and the little pig said...
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...wee-wee!
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I must be awake before dawn. It'll be our best chance.
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Come on, old pig. Time for us to be on our way. But it's still dark.
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Not so loud. How can we find our way?
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Come! The cock has crude. He may have woken Mr. Piperson.
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I really don't know if... It's so dark and...
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...come away, pig-wigs. We will be able to see when we get used to it. Come.
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I don't call this a garden. Take care, you step.
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Why do you want to go to market, pigling? I don't want. I want to grow potatoes.
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Have a pimpant. No thank you, not now. Does your poor tawty hurt?
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But well...
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...but who is to know where we go? Big, quick. Keep under the wall.
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There's a man plowing. Come on. Not far now, pig-wig. We'll be safe and sound soon...
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...across the boundary. Oh goodness! And we were inside of the bridge and freedom.
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Take that peppermint out of your mouth, pig-wig. We may have to run. Don't say a word.
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Mother! Hello? Where are you two going? Are you going to market?
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I thought as much. It was yesterday.
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Show me your licenses.
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I'm not sure now. This is a big young lady.
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No. Where was it? Ah yes. Here it is.
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Must. Stolen or strayed. Ten shillings reward.
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I'm up to speak to the plowman about this. Just you were here.
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Welcome now. Not yet, pig-wig. He's sure to look back. Now, pig-wig. Now!
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Here! Go, Joe! Run back!
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Keep going, pig-wig. The bridge.
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Freedom. Safety.
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You shall have your garden full of potatoes.
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Potatoes! Hooray! Hurray!
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Success! We outwitted the whole!
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Tom, Tom, the bite the sun. Stole a pig and away he ran.
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All the cheer that he could play were so the hills and far away.
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La-la-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la-la.
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La la la la!
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You know, the strangest coincidence
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of the last time I went across the river to the market
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I saw the loveliest garden
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half was laid to potatoes
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but the other half was a mass of flowers
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now I wonder
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The rain has moved on
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I'm left a new day
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Nothing seems to know everything is still
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That's just a perfect day
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That's just a perfect day
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The shadows align
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with your other baby
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The sun has crossed by twin sun is filled
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Just a lovable day
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Nothing seems to know everything is still
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Longer than a nasty sun
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Where his nature is warm
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I'm good here
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He's never far
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And all that restress will
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Is for children her dear
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Does that never end or will she be
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Another whole friend
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Dead
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Temple
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respiratory Grove
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Boulder Mom
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Why not?
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