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-Brangwyn's Toothache

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-Brangwyn comes to the shop

-once a week to buy sweets.

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-He only buys sweets once a week,

-fair play to him.

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-I forgot my shopping bag.

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-But Brangwyn tends to buy

-a lot of sweets at the same time.

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-I forgot to lock the car.

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-Where are they keys?

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-One week, Brangwyn learned

-that too much of something good...

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-..can be a bad thing.

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-Hello.

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-Hello.

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-A bag of brown sweets, please.

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-I don't eat many sweets. Just a few.

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-You're really good.

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-You should always eat one sweet

-and put the rest away.

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-Did you hear that, Brangwyn?

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-Too much of some things is bad.

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-Too much of some things is bad.

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-Yes, of course.

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-I never have too much of anything.

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-I'd like my usual order, please.

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-Prys was here first,

-so please wait your turn.

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-Wait my turn?!

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-Don't worry, Del.

-If Brangwyn's in a hurry, I'll wait.

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-Your order is ready for you.

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-One packet of lemon sherbets,

-one liquorice allsorts...

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-..one cough candy, one coloured

-balls and one chocolate toffee.

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-Is Buddug alright?

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-Who?

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-Who?

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-Buddug - your wife.

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-What are those?

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-They're Prys's favourite sweets.

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-They're Prys's favourite sweets.

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-Are they nice?

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-Yes, I love them.

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-I'll have some of those, too.

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-How much?

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-How much?

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-Prys says they're lovely.

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-In that case, I'll have them all.

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-I'll order some more for tomorrow.

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-I'll order some more for tomorrow.

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-Tomorrow will be fine.

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-I'm home!

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-What sort of day did you have?

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-What sort of day did you have?

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-Busy.

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-You've been busy, too.

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-There's nothing easier to make

-than a fruit salad.

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-I've used oranges, apples,

-a pineapple, bananas, grapes and...

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-..what else?

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-Peaches.

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-That's what I call a fruit salad.

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-Supper first, pudding afterwards.

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-You should have seen Brangwyn

-in the shop today.

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-Why?

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-He bought a mountain of sweets.

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-Yuck!

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-Too much of anything is never good.

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-He bought the last

-of the brown sweets I like, too.

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-I had to go without.

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-It won't do you any harm

-to go without sweets for a week.

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-Is the tomato soup alright?

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-Is the tomato soup alright?

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-Yes, it's wonderful.

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-This is the last one.

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-Is everything alright, Brangwyn?

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-Is everything alright, Brangwyn?

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-Yes, indeed.

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-I'm sorry, Prys.

-I've eaten all the brown sweets.

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-Really? They've all gone?

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-Yes, and they were very tasty.

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-It was a good choice, Prys.

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-I'll buy them every week

-from now on.

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-Oh, I see.

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-See you, Brangwyn.

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-# Lah, lah, lah, lah,

-lah, lah, lah, lah

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-# Lah, lah, lah, lah, lah, lah #

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-Will you have one?

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-Will you have one?

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-Dear me, no!

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-Supper first, sweets afterwards.

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-# Supper first, sweets afterwards #

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-It was a very different Brangwyn...

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-..who got up to have his breakfast

-the next morning.

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-Would you like a coffee, sweetheart?

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-Would you like a coffee, sweetheart?

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-No.

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-A croissant?

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-A croissant?

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-A croissant?

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-No.

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-You've got to eat something.

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-Breakfast is the most important meal

-of the day.

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-Are you ill?

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-Are you ill?

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-No.

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-Do you need a doctor?

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-Do you need a doctor?

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-No.

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-Brangwyn, is there something wrong?

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-No.

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-Fine.

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-In that case, you can go to the shop

-to pick up my gardening magazine.

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-Ouch!

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-Good morning, Del.

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-Good morning, Del.

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-Good morning, Prys.

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-I still haven't got

-any of your brown sweets.

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-Don't worry.

-I came here to buy milk.

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-I'll make sure they're here

-this afternoon.

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-Brangwyn?

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-Are you alright?

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-You seem a bit weak.

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-Yes, I'm fine.

-Buddug's gardening magazine.

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-It's good weather for gardening.

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-Fine. I'll get on with my work.

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-Call in this afternoon

-for the brown sweets.

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-I will.

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-Did you enjoy your sweets, Brangwyn?

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-Did you enjoy your sweets, Brangwyn?

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-The magazine.

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-How much do I owe you?

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-That's 3.50, please.

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-It's a lovely morning, Brangwyn.

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-It's a lovely morning, Brangwyn.

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-Yes.

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-Are you alright?

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-Are you alright?

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-Yes, I'm fine.

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-I was just enjoying the sea breeze.

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-I was just enjoying the sea breeze.

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-Oh!

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-See you, then.

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-What shall I do?

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-Prys! He's always happy

-to help everyone.

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-Brangwyn, how can I help you?

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-I don't know where to start.

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-What's worrying you?

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-What's worrying you?

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-Worrying me?

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-Pain!

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-Where is the pain?

-Is it in your head?

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-Is it in your tummy?

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-People usually go and see a doctor

-when they're in pain.

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-You don't need a doctor?

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-What about a dentist?

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-Oh, Prys! It's unbearable.

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-It hurts really badly.

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-I can't stand it.

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-Toothache?

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-When did you last see a dentist?

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-It's important to have

-your teeth checked every six months.

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-Is it really?

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-I'll make an appointment for you.

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-No!

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-Are are scared of the dentist?

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-I don't need a dentist.

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-Really?

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-You'll feel much better

-after you've been.

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-I can't face it.

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-Would you like some company?

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-Buddug would go with you.

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-Buddug would go with you.

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-No, no, no!

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-Buddug will be worried sick

-and so will I.

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-Wait a minute!

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-Mari...

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-..will you do me a huge favour?

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-Good afternoon, Del.

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-Good afternoon, Del.

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-Are you on your way home?

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-Yes. Are you about to

-close the shop?

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-I won't close

-before you get your sweets.

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-Good afternoon, my friends.

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-You're in good spirits.

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-Have you come to buy more sweets?

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-Let Prys have some first.

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-No, no, no, no!

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-Sweets are poison.

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-Sweets are bad for you.

-They rot your teeth.

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-If you don't brush your teeth well

-and visit the dentist regularly...

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-..your teeth will rot.

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-No sweets for you today, Brangwyn?

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-No.

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-I've come here to buy some fruit.

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-Lots and lots of fruit.

-I'll buy everything, Del.

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-Well, well!

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-Well, well!

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-Fruit is healthy food.

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-It's good for you.

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-Those sweets are bad for you.

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-You must brush your teeth

-after you eat fruit, too.

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-Yes, Prys.

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-Too much of anything is never good.

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-Can I help you

-carry those to the car?

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-Yes. You can carry this, please.

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-Where do you want it?

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-I don't want it anywhere.

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-That's for you, Prys.

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-For me?

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-All this fruit?

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-Yes, to apologise for buying

-all the brown sweets yesterday...

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-..and to thank you and Mari for

-helping me to go to the dentist.

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-It didn't hurt one bit.

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-I'll never be scared again...

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-..and I'll never eat

-mountains of sweets again.

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-Wow!

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-Thank you, Brangwyn.

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-Good afternoon, Prys.

-Enjoy the fruit.

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-Brangwyn had learned his lesson that

-too much of anything is never good.

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-He also learned that he must

-visit the dentist regularly...

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-..to have his teeth checked.

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-Mari and I could look forward to

-eating fresh, healthy fruit...

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-..bought by Brangwyn

-from Del's shop.

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-Mm!

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