Croeso, Prys a Mari! Cei Bach


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-Welcome, Prys and Mari!

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-Cei Bach.

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-The prettiest place in the world.

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-Everyone's friendly in Cei Bach.

-They all help each other.

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-It will be nice

-to be part of the village.

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-Today, Mari and I

-are moving here to live.

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-I know we'll be very happy here.

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-Before that, we're moving everything

-into our new home - Glan y Don.

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-Mari, why do we have so many things?

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-Keep going. We're almost done.

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-Only another hundred to go.

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-What?

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-I'm only pulling your leg. Come on,

-let's have some orange juice.

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-Good idea.

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-You're full of good ideas

-this morning.

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-Yes. Such as moving to Cei Bach.

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-I know where the orange juice is.

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-Ta-da.

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-Ah. They've arrived.

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-They're moving in to Glan y Don.

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-Glan y Don, Glan y Don.

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-They're seeing Cei Bach at its best.

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-Cei Bach.

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-I'm sure they're looking forward

-to being part of the community.

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-Do you think so?

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-Of course.

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-What will they do in Cei Bach?

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-We'll have to keep an eye on them.

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-Dear me!

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-My foot!

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-Ha-ha!

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-Don't laugh.

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-Yoo-hoo.

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-Hello there. Welcome to Cei Bach.

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-Hello, um...

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-Betsan, Ty Twt.

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-I'm your neighbour.

-I live next door.

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-It's a busy day for you...

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-Mari.

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-Yes, very busy.

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-Is this your husband?

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-Hello...

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-Prys.

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-Prys.

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-Hello, Prys, welcome to Cei Bach.

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-That needs a new screw.

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-Come and say hello

-to our new neighbours.

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-Mari and Prys.

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-Glad to meet you. Huwi.

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-Welcome to Cei Bach.

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-Huwi's always ready to help.

-DIY and painting.

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-Huwi's a good one.

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-He can turn his hand to anything.

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-For a reasonable price.

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-What does the inside of Glan y Don

-look like by now?

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-It's not been touched for years.

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-Call in for a look one day.

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-And you, Huwi.

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-I'd like your advice on some things.

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-We'll come over right away.

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-Well, off you go.

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-This is getting silly.

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-For shame on you.

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-Argh!

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-Spiky pineapple.

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-OK, for old people, but not

-for a new hotel like yours.

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-I was thinking...

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-I was thinking...

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-Precisely.

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-More open shelving. You'll want

-to see everything each morning.

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-You don't want people

-waiting for their breakfasts.

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-Acapulco. That needs a new screw.

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-What a pretty pattern.

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-Well?

-Let's go through to the lounge.

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-After you.

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-Aw! My big toe.

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-Mine, too. Look.

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-Don't laugh.

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-This will be the dining room

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-People can enjoy their breakfast

-with a sea view.

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-I hope the sea's

-not too rough for them.

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-There's nothing worse than eating

-breakfast and watching the waves.

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-I've never liked the wallpaper.

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-I remember being ill here

-when I was a child.

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-I was sick in that corner.

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-Memories, eh?

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-Well, let's go upstairs.

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-After you.

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-Acapulco. That needs a new screw.

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-You'll find someone to fix it.

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-We fell in love with the house

-when we saw this room.

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-The views are lovely.

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-Were you ever ill in this room?

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-No, but I remember one hot summer.

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-The girl who lived in

-Glan y Don had a huge dose of...

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-We'll have to decorate the house

-from top to bottom...

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-..before the hotel opens.

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-Is there a date?

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-Three months from now.

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-Finding workmen is so difficult.

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-Three months?

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-You have a lot to do.

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-I'm sure Huwi

-would be ready to help.

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-Yes.

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-You said he was very good

-with his hands.

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-At a reasonable price.

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-This kettle's seen better days.

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-This kettle's seen better days.

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-Needs a new screw?

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-No.

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-I'll get it fixed in no time.

-Leave it to me.

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-Huwi's so good.

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-I can see everything again.

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-Luckily, you didn't damage

-your telescope.

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-Betsan Brysur been's around

-the house with them already.

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-Quick off the mark, Betsan,

-fair play.

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-Where are they going?

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-To have a bath.

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-What's Huwi doing with a kettle?

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-I hope he hasn't made a mess

-in Glan y Don.

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-Acapulco.

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-They're going into Betsan's house.

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-Ty Twt.

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-What's Betsan doing?

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-Dear me!

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-My other foot.

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-Don't laugh.

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-Pah!

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-Another cuppa?

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-There you go.

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-And one for you.

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-Luckily, Huwi can fix your kettle.

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-An old electrical kettle.

-Very dangerous.

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-Don't worry about it. It could have

-fallen apart in anyone's hands.

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-I can fix it.

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-It was a good excuse

-to call over for a cup of tea.

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-You have a wonderful view, too.

-Your curtains are so pretty.

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-I believe in clean windows

-and summer curtains.

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-Windows are the eyes of the house.

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-Nothing happens without you

-knowing about it, Betsan.

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-If I had the time to look, Prys,

-if I had the time to look.

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-I'm so busy doing other things.

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-Some say I'm too busy.

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-Never.

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-The garden takes up all my time.

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-It's a lovely garden.

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-Very pretty.

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-Thank you. I'm glad

-someone else appreciates it.

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-I clean for Cled, of course.

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-He's a retired sea captain.

-He lives over there.

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-Bwthyn Morlo.

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-He's travelled the world

-and seen so much.

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-He has so many stories to tell.

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-I don't know how true they are.

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-What have you done now?

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-Nothing.

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-Here we go. The night closes in

-around us in Cei Bach.

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-Everyone's at home once more.

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-One happy family.

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-I'll go for a walk

-to see the sea and its ships.

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-Some people are chatting

-after a lovely supper.

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-A lovely supper.

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-Little children listening

-to a story before they go to sleep.

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-Stories about the wonders

-of the world.

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-Animals.

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-Exciting things happen

-in faraway countries.

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-Goodnight.

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-What's wrong?

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-It's starting to rain.

-but it'll be fine tomorrow.

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-Yes, it'll be fine.

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-It's always fine in Cei Bach.

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-Were it still summer!

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-I'm glad you found

-the hot chocolate.

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-Thank you.

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-Thank you, Prys.

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-You made the hot chocolate.

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-Not for that. Thank you

-for making my dreams come true.

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-I didn't realize that would mean

-carrying so many boxes.

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-Glan y Don will be the best hotel

-in the world.

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-I've wanted to keep a bed

-and breakfast since I was a child.

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-Here we are. Hooray.

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-Here we are. Hooray.

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-Oh.

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-Prys, you're tired.

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-Go to bed or you'll be good

-for nothing in work tomorrow.

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-What about the dishes?

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-Off you go.

-I'll join you in a minute.

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-Goodnight.

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-I'm the new owner

-of Cei Bach's hotel.

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-What was that?

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-There it is again.

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-Oh, no, the roof is leaking.

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-Where's the bucket?

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-Well, I'm sorry, Prys.

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-It's my only choice.

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-That's the end of our first day

-in Cei Bach.

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-We had a warm welcome

-from Betsan and Huw.

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-We moved all our belongings

-into Glan y Don.

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-Tomorrow's going to be

-another good day...

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-..when I start my job

-as Cei Bach's policeman.

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