Pennod 21 Bach a Mawr


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-# It doesn't matter

-if you're tiny or tall

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-# It doesn't matter

-if you're big or small

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-# If you want to have fun,

-it doesn't matter at all

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-# You've got it, Mawr!

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-# You've got it, Mawr!

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-# Thank you, Bach!

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-# Skipping, flipping,

-climbing up a rope

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-# Hiding, riding,

-sliding down a slope

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-# Skating on an ice cube,

-swinging on a star

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-# It makes no difference

-what size you are

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-# If you want to have fun

-it doesn't matter at all

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-# Here we are,

-we're Bach and Mawr #

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-Hello? Hello!

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-Hello!

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-You down there!

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-Hello, Mawr! Hello, Bach!

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-Can you hear me? Hello?

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-There's nothing like

-a lovely, quiet lunch, Mawr.

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-What's that?

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-It's a sign to tell you not to chew

-with your mouth open, you pig!

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-Huh?

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-Oh, yes. I see now.

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-Are you listening to me?

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-Are you listening to me?

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-Yes.

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-Good!

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-I want to borrow a rope, a torch,

-two spades, a compass...

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-..a lighter and a paper clip.

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-Hold on! Why does a worm

-want a paper clip?

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-That's for me to know

-and you to find out.

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-How, if you won't tell us?

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-I'll tell you,

-even though I shouldn't.

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-Secret treasure's meant to be

-a secret.

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-What?! Did you mention treasure?

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-Where is it?

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-Lift me up, Mawr! Lift me up!

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-It's buried

-somewhere in this garden.

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-It's the greatest buried treasure

-in the world.

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-In the whole world.

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-How do you know about it?

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-I heard the magpie

-tell the blackbird about it.

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-He told him where it was buried

-and now, I have a map.

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-I'll drink from a gold cup

-and eat off a silver plate...

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-..and I'll wear a crown.

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-Oh, oh, oh!

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-If you have any spare treasure,

-can we have it?

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-Well...

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-Please, please, please!

-We'll do the digging.

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-Will you really?

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-Well, I've just washed my hair

-and digging is filthy work.

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-Alright, you can do the digging.

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-We're going on a treasure hunt!

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-Yes, just like pirates.

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-Arrrr!

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-Arrrr!

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-Arrrr!

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-Sound more menacing.

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-Sound more menacing.

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-Grr-arrr!

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-No, Mawr!

-It's meant to sound like this.

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-Oh-arrr! Arrr!

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-Arrr!

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-Steady on! One arrr is enough.

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-Now, me hearties!

-Weigh anchor and hoist the sails.

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-Pieces of eight.

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-What?

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-What?

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-Fetch the spades.

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-Steady as she goes!

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-Steady as she goes!

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-Aye-aye, captain.

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-Hoist the sails. Drop anchor.

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-Land ahoy!

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-Spade?

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-Spade?

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-Arr!

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-Rope?

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-Rope?

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-Arr!

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-Paper clip?

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-Paper clip?

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-Did you bring it?

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-Yes, of course.

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-May I put a cross on the map?

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-Which is more pirate-like?

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-Yellow sunglasses

-or rainbow sunglasses?

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-The rainbows are pretty.

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-You can't find good pirates

-these days.

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-Listen, me hearties!

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-Walk!

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-Four steps to your left.

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-One, two, three, four.

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-Two steps back.

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-One, two.

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-Take four steps to your right.

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-One, two, three, four.

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-Dig, pirates!

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-Dig for Wales!

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-I'll entertain you, as you dig.

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-# Do they dig it?

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-# They do

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-# Do they dig it?

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-# They do

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-# They do

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-# Dig down, deep down,

-down to the ground

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-# Shift those shovels.

-Digging to the sound

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-# Do they dig it?

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-# They do

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-# Do they dig it?

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-# They do

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-# They do

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-# Little holes, big holes.

-Any hole will do

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-# Just keep on digging

-until the digging is through

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-# Do they dig it?

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-# They do

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-# Do they dig it?

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-# They do

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-# Yes, they do #

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-Ahoy, captain! I've found something.

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-Oh! It's a bicycle wheel.

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-Arr!

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-Cati, are you sure

-you know how to read that map?

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-We haven't found a single thing.

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-Oh! This map is upside-down.

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-Oh, dear me!

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-It happens all the time to pirates.

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-Let me see.

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-Oh, I see!

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-These are the correct instructions.

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-Take three steps anywhere.

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-Take three steps anywhere.

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-Alright.

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-One, two, three.

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-I'm going to have a break.

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-Excuse me?

-There's no time for a break.

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-Stand up,

-or you'll be scrubbing the deck.

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-Says who?

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-Says who?

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-Says me - Captain Cati.

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-You're not the captain.

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-I'm the captain.

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-I'm wearing the rainbow glasses.

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-This is my treasure hunt

-and that's my treasure map.

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-I'm the captain

-and you're the pirate.

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-But that's no fun at all.

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-All we get to do is dig around.

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-Well, being the captain

-isn't easy either.

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-All that singing

-has wrecked my poor little voice.

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-Cati, I've just had a thought.

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-Stop thinking and start digging!

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-You said this treasure

-belongs to a magpie.

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-Why are we searching for it

-in the ground?

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-Because treasure is always buried.

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-That's the first rule of treasure.

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-That's the first rule of treasure.

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-A magpie can't dig.

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-It would keep treasure in a nest.

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-It would keep treasure in a nest.

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-Yes, but what about the map?

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-Where did you get that map?

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-Well, maybe I drew this map.

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-It's based on

-what I thought I heard.

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-I see, so it's a Cati map

-not a treasure map.

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-Yes.

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-Pirates, on we go to the nest.

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-Where's the magpie's nest?

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-I don't know about this.

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-I can't see a nest

-but I can see our house!

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-We're getting closer.

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-I can feel it.

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-Well, I can't find anything.

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-Oh! Oh! I've found the nest.

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-Oh, wow! What's in there?

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-Is it gold? Is it silver?

-Are there any jewels in there?

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-There may be pearls or rubies

-or sapphires in there.

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-Could there be some diamonds

-in the nest?

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-I can't find any jewels.

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-What I have found are

-curtain rings, bits of wool...

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-..toy crowns, sweet wrappers

-and a plastic donkey.

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-I want the donkey!

-May I have the donkey?

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-Oh, I don't believe it.

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-All that hard work

-and all we've found is rubbish.

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-Well, it isn't all rubbish.

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-We found some useful things.

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-A bicycle wheel, a frying pan,

-a set of keys...

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-..and an aluminium can.

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-..and an aluminium can.

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-Just as I thought - it's rubbish.

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-I'm sure I can

-turn this rubbish into treasure.

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-Thank you for the offer but I don't

-have the heart to do anything now.

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-Hold your horses, Cati.

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-I'll he back in a minute.

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-What on earth is Mawr doing?

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-He's coming out of the shed.

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-He's holding something in his hands.

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-He's walking towards us.

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-He's still walking.

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-Oh, he's stopped.

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-He's smelling a flower.

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-He's started to

-walk towards us again.

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-He's walking and walking.

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-He's still walking.

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-Walking.

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-Walking.

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-I can't see anything because

-the world has turned purple.

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-Ooh! Hello, Mawr.

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-Hiya, Bach. Hello, Cati.

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-Ta-dah!

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-Treasure.

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-I made a set of wind chimes.

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-On a windy day, wind chimes

-turn a breeze into music.

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-I'm not sure

-if you can call it treasure...

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-..but you may as well hang it up.

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-Alright.

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-Oh, can you do that again?

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-That's a wonderful sound.

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-Oh, that sound is a real treasure.

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-Wow!

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-Mawr, you did really well today.

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-Arr, shipmate.

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-Arr!

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-Arr!

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-Arr!

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-Arr!

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