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-# Let's play

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

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-# Let's play

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

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# Let's play!

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-# Let's have an adventure, hooray!

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

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-# Let's play!

-# Who could we be today?

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# What could we do?

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# I'd like to sail a pirate ship

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# Or decorate a room

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# I could be a film director

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# Or I could walk your pet

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# A clown or tennis player

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# The best you've ever met

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-# Let's play

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

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-# Let's play

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

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-# Let's have an adventure today

-Dooby do dooby dooby do

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# Let's play! #

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Look at this...mess everywhere.

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-Hello?

-Eh? Sid?

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What are you doing?

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I'm tidying up your mess. You really should...

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No, wear the pink spotty ones! Ha, ha, ha!

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He's on the phone! I thought he was talking to me.

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All right, I'll see you then. Bye!

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-I've been picked for the football team!

-Great!

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Now, where are my boots?

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-Where did you last see them?

-On my feet.

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Well, they're not there now.

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Hold on, Sid, it's time...

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-BOTH:

-Great!

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-It's time to play!

-Whose turn is it today?

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-Let it be me!

-Let it be me!

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-Me!

-Me!

-Me!

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Let it be me!

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-Let-let-let it be me.

-Me!

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Let it be me!

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Let it be me.

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-BOTH:

-# Let it be me Let it be me

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# I really, really, really, really hope that it's me

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# Let, let, let, let, let, let-let-let it be me!

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# Let it be me Let it be me

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# I really, really, really, really hope that it's me. #

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Could it be me?

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Could it be me?

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It's me!

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# Yes, it's me Yes, it's me

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# I'm really, really, really, really happy! #

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It's me!

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Look, there's the dressing-up room!

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# Let's play! #

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This is really exciting!

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So what do you think we're playing today?

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I've got on a snorkel, a mask, a postie's uniform

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and some chicken feet.

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Cluck, cluck, cluck!

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No, I don't think so. Let's try again.

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So, what have we got this time?

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Well, we've got a funny-shaped hat, a waistcoat

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and a pair of stripy trousers.

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So, what are we playing today?

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Of course! We're going to be pirates!

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Ha-haargh! So, what do we need to know?

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'Pirates were sailors who travelled the oceans looking for treasure

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'and sometimes stole the ships of other sailors

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'Pirates stored their drinking water in barrels

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'so they had enough for their journeys.

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'They sometimes got a disease called scurvy, which made them feel sick.

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'It was cured by eating lots of fresh fruit and vegetables.

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'To see if they were getting near land,

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'one pirate would climb to the top of the crow's-nest and look out.

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'It was the highest point on the ship, at the top of the mast.'

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So, that's what we need to know. Do we need anything else?

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An oil can. Hmm. I wonder what that's for?

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Well, I am sure it will come in handy.

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So, we have got everything we need. Let's go.

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# Let's play! #

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Sloane, flicks the ball up, shoots.

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He scores! What a great goal by Sid Sloane!

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Hey, Sid. Look! We're going to play pirates today!

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-Ha-haargh!

-Brilliant!

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I know! I can't wait. I hope we find treasure.

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-Have a good game of football.

-I will. I'm ready and raring to go.

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-Ping!

-Oh, no.

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My shoe lace. It's snapped!

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-Oh! Have you got another one?

-No, I haven't.

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-I was looking forward to playing today.

-I hope you find one.

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-See you later.

-Have a good time.

-Bye.

-Bye!

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# Let's play! #

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Come on, let's play pirates.

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Whoa-whoa-oh!

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# Let's play! #

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Hey, we're on a ship in the middle of the sea!

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I wonder if it's a pirate ship.

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Ha, ha, ha!

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A yo-ho-ho and a bottle of sugar-free lemonade!

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It is!

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-Hello.

-I'm Rebecca.

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And I be Captain Nasty, the meanest pirate on the seven seas.

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Well, you can't be mean to me because I'm here to help you.

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Ah! Well, that's great, so you are.

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I'm in need of a good shipmate.

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My crew are revolting.

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I'm sure they're not that bad.

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No! I mean they're very unhappy

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being as they haven't been paid for a long time.

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Why's that?

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We've been looking for treasure and we haven't found any.

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I can help you with that, Captain Nasty.

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Well, shiver me timbers. That's great!

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We are going to be the best of shipmates, so we are.

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Lovely.

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# Let's play. #

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-You grab hold of that wheel.

-This one?

-That's right.

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I'm going downstairs and have a look at this map.

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We need to find treasure, and fast.

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Captain, wait. I don't know what I'm...doing.

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Looks like I'm steering the ship, then.

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Hello, hello.

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Oh, hello. Who are you?

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-I am Pirate Jim.

-And I am Pirate Jon.

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-BOTH:

-We're twins.

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We look the same, we dress the same and we always agree on everything.

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-I don't.

-Except for him.

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Oh. Well, hello. Maybe you can answer a question for me.

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-BOTH:

-Gladly!

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-Why do pirates talk in that funny way?

-What funny way?

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All that "ooh-aargh" stuff.

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No! That's not how we really talk. We just put that on for fun.

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This is how I normally talk.

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I don't put it on. This is my real voice.

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-Is it? Oh.

-OK, whatever.

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I'm Rebecca and I'm here to help you find treasure.

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That be very good. The pirates are all very cross.

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It's getting a ugly down there!

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-Everyone in a bad mood, are they?

-No, they're just ugly!

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-And they're in a bad mood too.

-Oh, dear.

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Oh, no. I'm feeling a bit...

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What's wrong with him?

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That's another thing we're in a bad mood about.

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Everyone feels sick and we haven't had a drink.

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-And if we don't have a drink, we can't do any work.

-Oh, no.

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If we don't get these pirates some water soon, we'll be stuck here.

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What are we going to do?

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Hold on. I remember, do you?

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Pirates used to store their drinking water in barrels

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so they had enough for long journeys.

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-We need to find your water barrels.

-But we don't have any!

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-We need to find some, then.

-Out here in the middle of nowhere?

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Surrounded by nothing but ocean?

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-Except for that ship I've just seen.

-What ship?

-That one.

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Oh, yes! A ship!

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Maybe they'll have some water we can have.

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I'm going to see the captain.

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Captain. Exciting news - I've seen a ship!

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-That's right, we're standing in it.

-No, another ship.

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It's just over there. It looks deserted.

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We need to go on board and see if we can find water for the crew.

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Great idea!

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Off you go, then.

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What, me? But it looks scary and dark.

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Why aren't you coming?

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I'm Captain Nasty, not Captain Silly!

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-Now, go on. Off you go.

-But...but...

-Up the stairs. Keep going.

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Thirsty work being a captain!

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# Let's play! #

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Phew! We're on board.

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On board this scary, deserted, abandoned ship.

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Rumble, rumble...

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What's that noise?

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That's snoring.

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Sounds like its coming from down below.

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Come on.

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Zzzz...

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I'm sure the snoring is coming from somewhere over here.

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-Aaah!

-Aah!

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-Who are you?

-I'm Rebecca!

-Oh. Where did you come from?

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From our ship. We're parked next door.

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Or whatever you say if you're a sailor.

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Oh, well. Nice to meet you. I'm Pirate Wilf.

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You don't look much like a pirate.

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-Where's your hat and your eye patch?

-It's my day off.

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-I'd better wake the crew.

-What crew? There's no-one else here.

-What?

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Where've they all gone? Let me see.

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You're right. There's no-one here.

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They must have left while I was asleep.

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We were looking for treasure and then...

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-the wheel got jammed.

-Oh.

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-You're right. It won't move!

-Yeah.

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We've been going round and round for weeks.

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Going round and round makes you really sleepy.

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In fact...goodnight.

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Wait! I've come to ask a favour.

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Yeah? What's that?

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Our crew are very thirsty and we need some barrels of water.

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OK. Maybe I can give you some. What's in it for me?

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Uh...I'll fix your wheel for you?

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-Oh. OK, deal!

-Right!

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Eeeeeegh!

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No good.

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Oh, look. It's rusty.

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We need something to loosen this up.

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But what could we use?

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Hold on. I know what we can use. Do you?

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Yes.

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The oil!

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This should do the trick.

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Oh, yes!

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Wilf.

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-Wilf?

-Starfish and barnacles! Hello? Hello?

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-Your wheel, it's fixed!

-Is it?

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Brilliant!

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So, can we have our barrels of water now, please?

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Course you can. Oh, and here, you can have this.

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-A telescope?

-You can use it to look for a treasure island.

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Oh, brilliant!

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And we can set sail again.

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BOTH: Hurrah!

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# Let's play! #

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-Goodbye, Rebecca!

-Bye, Wilf!

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So, Rebecca me hearty, what be happening?

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What be happening, Captain Nasty,

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is the men have opened the barrels of water I found

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-and had a nice long drink.

-I know! I've just been below deck.

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-They must be happy.

-They're as miserable as a mouse with no cheese!

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Why? They got their water.

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They haven't been paid. We need to find treasure, and fast.

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Will do! Oh, and look what Pirate Wilf gave me.

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-A telescope!

-Oh.

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-You know what this is?

-Yes.

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It be a telescope. Yes, I know.

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I can use this to look for land!

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Can't see anything at all.

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Maybe you should use the other eye?

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Oh, yes. Ha, ha, ha...

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-I see.

-What do you see?

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Nothing at all!

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Give that to me. I don't think you're doing it right.

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Oh, that's funny. I can't see anything either.

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Oh, look. There's something blocking it.

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Oooh! What's this?

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It looks like...

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-A map!

-Great!

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This is a treasure map of Pong island!

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-It says the treasure is buried next to some rocks!

-Let me see.

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-Me!

-Me!

-Me!

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OK, OK. Let's calm down.

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So, we know where the treasure is.

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-I say we set sail and find it!

-Agreed!

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# Let's play! #

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We're on our way to Pong Island. Shouldn't be long now.

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Hold on. We're going round in a circle.

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Captain?

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Captain?!

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Ooooh...

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Captain Nasty, what's wrong?

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Ugh! I feel all flobbily-wobbily...

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-and sick.

-Whoa!

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-I think you better go to bed.

-Aye-aye. Not feeling too good.

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Oh, no. We're in trouble now.

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Pirates Jim and Jon!

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-Pirate Jim, at your service.

-I need your help.

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Hold on. Why are you wearing two eye patches?

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Well, one patch is cool, so I thought two would be twice as cool!

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-But you can't see anything.

-Oh, yes.

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-I thought it had got dark.

-Right, OK.

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Captain Nasty is sick and I need you and Pirate Jon to steer the ship.

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Aye-aye, ma'am!

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Right, I need to make the captain better.

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But how do I know what's wrong with him?

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Hold on. I remember, do you? That's it!

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Pirates sometimes got a disease called scurvy

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which made them feel sick.

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It was cured by eating lots of fresh fruit and vegetables.

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Captain Nasty is sick with scurvy!

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Pirate Jim, we need some fruit - something like oranges.

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Oranges, eh?

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-What be they?

-They're a fruit. They're round and orange.

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-Oh! You mean like juggling balls?

-What juggling balls?

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-These.

-Yes!

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They're not juggling balls, they're oranges!

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You need to tell the men to stop juggling with them and eat them.

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Right. I think we're back on course!

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# Let's play! #

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Ahh!

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That's it. I've eaten a whole lot of oranges

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-and I feel a whole lot better.

-Good.

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You rest up, Captain Nasty.

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Pirate Jim and Pirate Jon are steering and navigating.

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We'll find that treasure island very soon!

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-Very good. Carry on, first shipmate!

-Cap'n!

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Good news - the captain is getting better.

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Good! But according to this map,

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the treasure island should be round here somewhere and we can't see it.

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Let me have a look.

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Oh, you're right.

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-It's nowhere to be seen.

-It should be here.

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It might be but the trouble is

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I can't see far enough with this telescope.

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What are we going to do?

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Hold on. I remember, do you?

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That's it! To see if they were getting near land,

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one pirate would go to the top of the crow's-nest and look out.

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It was the highest point on the ship, at the top of the mast.

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Pirate Jim and Pirate Jon,

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someone needs to go up to the crow's-nest and look out for land.

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Right!

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Off you go, then.

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-What, me?

-Yep.

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And don't fall down. You'll break the ship.

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Oh, OK.

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Wish me luck

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-BOTH:

-Luck!

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Right, I'm here. The crow's-nest.

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So, what can we see?

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That's it! Pong Island!

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Jim! Jon! I can see land!

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Did you hear that?

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Yes. What did she say?

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I think she said, "Bing, bong, strike up the band!"

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Land ahoy!

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-Land ahoy?

-I don't think I know that one

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Well, we could make it up.

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# Land ahoy, tiddley tum

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# Scratch my head And tap my tum... #

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-What are they doing?

-# Turn around and suck my thumb

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# Land ahoy, oh, tiddley tum! #

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# Let's play! #

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-We've found Pong Island!

-Where?

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It's over there!

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We need to set sail that way. I'm going to tell the captain.

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Captain, exciting news -

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we've found Pong Island, where the treasure is!

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The treasure? Rich!

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We're going to be rich!

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I'm excited! Are you excited?

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-Yes, I'm excited. Are you excited?

-I'm excited!

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# Let's play! #

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-We've arrived!

-Let's go ashore.

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Oh, what a horrid smell!

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They don't call it Pong Island for nothing.

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Right. So, the map says the treasure

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is buried next to a rock that looks like a face.

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-Arr.

-Hmm.

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Who put that rock there?

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Funny looking rock. It looks like a face.

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-Oooh! BOTH:

-The treasure!

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You shout the instructions, I'll do the pacing

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-OK, ready? Three steps forward.

-Three steps forward.

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-One step left.

-One step left.

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-One step right.

-One step right.

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-Three steps forward.

-Three steps forward.

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Oh, hello.

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Give me that.

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Your holding the map upside-down!

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Maybe I should do it instead.

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Right, here goes.

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Where's she gone?

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I don't think we'll find it this way. I think we...

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-Found it!

-What?!

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-Look!

-A treasure chest!

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-Come on, help me pull it out.

-Right!

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-BOTH:

-Heave!

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It's no good. It's stuck.

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I know, I'll hold the handle, you hold me and we'll pull.

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-Ready?

-Ready!

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-BOTH:

-Heave!

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-BOTH:

-Whoa!

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Well, so much for your clever plans.

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Look - it's open!

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What?!

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Wow! Treasure!

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Ha, ha, ha!

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Yo-ho-ho, crew! We found the treasure!

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-CREW:

-Hurrah!

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Phew! We did it.

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But we'd never have done it

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without remembering everything we needed to know.

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Pirates stored their drinking water in barrels.

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They sometimes got a disease called scurvy,

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which was cured by eating lots of fresh fruit and vegetables.

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And to see if they were getting near land,

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one pirate would climb up to the crow's-nest and look out.

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Well, Captain Nasty, I think it's time we went home.

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Thanks, Pirate Rebecca. Here, go on. Have yourself some treasure.

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It's all right. You have it. You deserve it.

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Can I keep this map, though?

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Course you can!

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Thanks, Captain Nasty.

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# Let's play! #

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-Hey, Sid!

-Oh, hey, Rebecca. How was it?

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It was amazing. We found treasure!

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Wow!

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Aren't you supposed to be playing football?

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I couldn't find another lace for my boot.

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Ah. I think I have just the thing.

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Wow! Thanks, Rebecca. I can play now!

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You certainly can!

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Playing pirates was great fun. What do you like to play?

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# Let's play! #

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I sing into my microphone like this when I'm playing pop stars.

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# La-la, la-la, la-la, la-la! #

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Playing clowns is fun. I get to pull funny faces!

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When I play fishermen I catch fish, like this.

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-It's fun to play.

-Start playing today.

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See you soon.

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Go to...

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And click on Let's Play. See you soon!

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