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# Katie Morag

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# Run away across the ocean

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# Katie Morag

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# Over the sea to Struay

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# Katie Morag

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# Run away across the ocean

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# Katie Morag

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# Over the sea to Struay. #

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'My name is Katie Morag McColl and I live on the island of Struay.

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'I suppose it's quite wee but it's ginormous to me

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'and everyone looks out for me

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'when I'm out and about having my adventures.'

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# Katie Morag. #

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Let's go and find some socks.

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'It was Saturday and we were going shopping.

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'But you can't go shopping without getting dressed and you can't

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'get dressed without a nice pair of socks inside your wellies.'

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'But finding an actual pair can sometimes be a challenge.'

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Perfect.

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'Of course, socks aren't the only thing you need to go shopping.

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'You've got to have the money too. This was a very special occasion.

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'Grandmother's Day was coming up

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'and we wanted to get a present for Grannie Island.'

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'Grandma Mainland was away on a shopping spree

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'to her wee flat in Glasgow

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'so we already sent her the biggest, floweriest card we could make

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'but we wanted to get something nice for Grannie Island too.'

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You take the dinosaur and I'll take the piggy bank.

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So far, we had a grand total of 8p,

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that was a lot of money back when I was Liam's age.

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But these days it doesn't seem to buy much of anything at all.

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8p and a feather. I really don't think we've got enough.

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There must be some more somewhere.

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-Are they coming?

-I've called them twice.

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Well, they'll just have to wait their turn.

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(Morning.)

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Grannie Island says,

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"If you try hard enough you'll always find what you need.

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"And if you don't, you'll find something you didn't know

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"you needed but you're really glad you found."

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We found all kinds of things except money

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until we remembered the old magic set.

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Liam tried the disappearing coin trick and, guess what?

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A whole pound appeared.

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He wanted to try again but I said, "No," cos what if it all went wrong

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and it disappeared again forever?

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Fabby-do, Liam!

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One minute she was fine... It's so unlike her. Dear, yes.

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She wasn't her usual chatty self at all.

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Grown-ups really do pick the most inconvenient times

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to stand around chatting.

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-..demanding attention.

-Really?

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Well, I'm so glad she's all right...

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Cheery-bye!

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So we had £1.08, a feather and a dinosaur.

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-Sir, madam.

-What can we get for all this?

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Well, why don't you start choosing and I'll stop you

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when the money's used up?

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Choosing presents is a much harder job than grown-ups realise.

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You have to make sure that you fit the present for the person.

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You can't just buy things that you would like to have yourself.

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You have to take the job seriously and never, ever rush it.

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Shall we have some strawberries, Liam? Erm, 12 strawberries, please.

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We'll have a bit of Nanny Goat's cheese as well.

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Grannie Island always wraps her presents nicely.

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She says that it's important to spend a wee bit of care and time on it.

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Perfect.

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-Bye.

-Bye.

-Bye.

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I forgot the toy I was taking to play with.

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Now, go straight to Grannie Island's, she's waiting for you.

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And Liam forgot his too.

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Honestly, we'd forget our heads if they weren't screwed on.

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Hello. It's me. Yes, they're on their way.

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Yes, right.

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OK, Peter, will do. Bye.

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That's it. Oh, dear. Come on, then.

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SHE CLICKS HER TONGUE

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Bye.

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SHE CLEARS HER THROAT

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-What?

-That'll be 5p, please.

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You're kidding?

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You don't happen to...

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-I'll pay you back later.

-I trust you.

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Oi!

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Liam only has little legs so he gets tired easily.

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That's why it's a good idea to have a little rest every now and again.

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Because when he gets tired, he gets grumpy and, believe me,

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you wouldn't want to see him grumpy.

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Oh. Liam...

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..you've eaten one of Grannie Island's snakes.

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Well...

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..we had three snakes to begin with and that was an odd number.

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Now we have two snakes and that's an even number.

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So, if we only have one snake, that's an odd number again.

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So I'll just have to eat one myself.

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Are you hungry?

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Do you think another little something will help us get there quicker?

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I think you're right.

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# Run, run through the grass as long

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# As fast as your legs can carry you

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# Run, run till the cows come home

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# So the prettiest girl gonna marry you. #

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SHE HUMS THE TUNE

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Do you want something to eat?

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SHE HUMS

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GRANNIE ISLAND LAUGHS

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Come on.

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-Oh, dear.

-SHE LAUGHS

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KATIE SIGHS

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You know, Liam?

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I don't think Grannie Island will eat all this goat's cheese,

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it'll give her indigestible - tummy trouble.

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'And that's when I realised...'

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Oh, Liam, we've eaten all Grannie Island's presents.

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What are we going to give to her? '..just exactly what we had done.'

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We've nothing to give her now except the snake.

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We'll have to think of something.

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'We'd spent all that time choosing presents that Grannie Island

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'would like and then we ate them all up ourselves.

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'What on earth could we give her now?'

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'Eventually it came to us.

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'There really was only one thing we could do.'

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-Happy Grandmother's day!

-Welcome, away in. Oh, what a lovely surprise.

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-We've brought you some presents, Grannie Island.

-Oh, how wonderful.

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Let's see, now.

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Oh.

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What a smart tractor.

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And what's this?

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Oh, a lovely wee horse.

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-And a lovely worm.

-A snake.

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Oh, of course it's a snake.

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I should have realised. And what else is in here?

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A wee candle.

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Oh, and a lovely flag. Oh, thank you.

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Mmm.

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Mmm!

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Hmm!

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Now, do you know what? That's enough for me.

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I can't eat very much of those, you know.

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Now, Liam, would you show me how that tractor goes?

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Oh, look at that. That's a grand tractor.

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Liam, do you think you would maybe look after it for me?

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Because I've got my own old Grey Lady to look after.

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Will you do that for me? Good boy.

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And, Katie Morag, that's a grand wee horse and it reminds me

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of something I've wanted to show you.

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But before any of that, let's have tea.

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-Porridgies, anyone?

-No, thanks.

-What?

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After that long walk are you not very hungry?

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I've got a bit of tummy trouble.

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Grannie Island told me that she

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wanted to get the shelter ready for a new animal coming to the croft.

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I wasn't sure what animal she meant but I did the best job I could.

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HORSE NEIGHS

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And that was the moment I met Eriskay, Grannie Ireland's new horse.

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And I knew we were going to be great friends for a long time to come.

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I was so excited about Eriskay that night, I didn't feel tired at all.

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I still felt terrible about eating Grannie Island's present

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but Grannie Island didn't seem to mind only having one sweetie.

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It was almost as if she knew what had happened.

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That's the thing about grannies,

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they really do know everything about everything.

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