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# Postman Pat, Postman Pat Postman Pat

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# And his black-and-white cat

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# Early in the morning

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# Just as day is dawning

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# He picks up all the postbags in his van

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# Postman Pat, Postman Pat

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# Postman Pat And his black-and-white cat

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# All the birds are singing

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# And the day is just beginning

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# Pat feels he's a really happy man

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# Everybody knows His bright red van

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# All his friends will smile As he waves to greet them

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# Maybe - you can never be sure -

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# There'll be knock, ring

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# Letters through your door

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# Postman Pat, Postman Pat

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# Postman Pat And his black-and-white cat

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# All the birds are singing And the day is just beginning

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# Pat feels he's a really happy man

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# Pat feels he's a really happy man

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# Pat feels He's a really happy man. #

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Right, the post's done. Ready for the market tomorrow?

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Aye, I think so. I've been rushed off my feet.

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So what can we expect from you this year, Pat?

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Flower pots. Sarah and I are going to paint them this evening.

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Oh, sounds lovely!

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Can you remind the Reverend that he needs to ring the church bells

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-at midday tomorrow for the market to start?

-Of course.

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I'll call in on him on my way home.

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-Come on, Jess.

-Bye, Pat.

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Sounds like the Reverend is already practising.

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# Dee-di-dee-dum-dum-dum... #

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-Hello, Reverend.

-Hello, Pat.

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It's just to remind you to ring the bells for the market tomorrow.

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-But it looks like you're all set.

-Indeed I am, Pat.

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Ringing in the midsummer market is one of my favourite traditions.

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I wouldn't miss it for the world.

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Right you are. See you tomorrow.

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-These pots look grand.

-Yes.

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I almost want to keep them myself.

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-MIAOW!

-No, Jess!

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Stop!

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-Miaow.

-Jess!

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Toot! Toot!

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Looks like everyone's getting ready for the market, Jess.

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Miaow.

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Hello, Ajay. Hello, Alf.

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-Hello, Pat.

-Morning, Pat.

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-Here's your post, Ajay.

-Thanks.

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Hello, Cedrick.

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No post for you, I'm afraid.

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HE LAUGHS

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-Tut-tut.

-Everything all right, Alf?

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Nae, Pat. Ajay was going to take Cedrick on his bike

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and let him fly home from Pottage Farm.

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So what's gone wrong?

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I can't do it. I have an important delivery.

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My last stop is Pottage Farm.

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Why don't I let Cedrick go?

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Eeh, would you? I'd be ever so grateful.

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Thanks, Pat. I'm just sorry I couldn't do it.

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No problem. It'll be a pleasure.

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Grand. I'll be waiting for him at Thompson Ground.

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-How's Cedrick doing, Jess?

-Miaow?

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Coo! Coo!

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Miaow.

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Steady on, Jess. Cedrick's our guest.

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Try and be nice.

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Hello, Julia. Delivery for you. Are you ready for the market?

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Yes, I've got cheese and yoghurts and creamy milk fresh this morning.

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That sounds delicious, Julia.

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We'd better be off.

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-Bye!

-Bye, Pat! See you later.

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Just Cedrick to go now, Jess.

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CEDRICK COOS

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All we need to do now is find a good place to let him go.

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This looks like a good spot, Jess.

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Oh, Cedrick,

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are you going to fly straight home, then?

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Miaow!

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You are a clever bird!

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There you go, Cedrick!

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Look at him go, Jess.

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He'll be home at Thompson Ground in no time.

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Miaow!

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I wonder if racing pigeons ever get lost and go to the wrong house.

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CEDRICK COOS

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It's almost midday. Time to ring the bell, Reverend.

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Oh, right.

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Er...now...

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-MIAOW!

-What's that, Jess?

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-COOING

-Miaow!

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CEDRICK COOS

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Why, it's Cedrick!

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What are you doing up there?

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I wonder if Reverend Timms knows you're there.

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-Stop!

-Goodness me, Pat! Whatever for?

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It's Cedrick, Alf's racing pigeon.

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He's in the bell tower. You can't ring the bells while he's there.

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But how will we start the market?

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Good question.

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CEDRICK COOS

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Ey-up, Pat, what's going on? Cedrick's not come home.

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Don't worry, Alf. He's all right.

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He's in the bell tower.

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Now we can't ring the bells to start the midsummer market.

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-Oh, dear!

-What about food?

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Maybe if he's hungry he'll come down.

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No - I fed him this morning.

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He won't be hungry till tomorrow.

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Well, we can't wait till then.

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What about my bird kite? Perhaps Cedrick will follow it.

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Well, it's worth a go, Meera.

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One...two...three...

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go!

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Come on, Cedrick. Follow the nice birdie.

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I don't think it's working, Meera.

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I'll try me ladder.

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Oh! OK.

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Let's have a look...

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Och!

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Oooh! By heck!

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CEDRICK COOS

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It's no use. I can't reach him.

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Oh, dear, Cedrick! How are we going to get you down?

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And how will we ever start the market without the bells?

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Wait a minute! I think I might have the answer!

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Charlie, can I have that clock?

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I just want to borrow it. It might get Cedrick off the bell tower.

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Oh. OK.

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Thank you.

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What's going on?

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-Pat's trying to catch the pigeon.

-Why?

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-So the Reverend can ring the bells.

-Why?

-Oh!

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So we can start the market, of course!

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Oh!

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I tell you what, let's catch him ourselves.

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Here we are!

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This might just do the trick!

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Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo!

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Come here, Cedrick! There's a good lad!

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Cuckoo!

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Oh, no!

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I'll catch him for you!

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Be careful! He's my little angel!

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Aghhh!

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THEY LAUGH

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-CEDRICK COOS

-There he goes, Reverend.

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Quick! Ring the bell!

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Don't ring the bells!

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Did you say something?

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You can't ring the bell. Cedrick's back in the tower.

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Oh, dear!

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Perhaps I can get Cedrick down with me singing. He likes that.

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# Deeeee dee-dee-deeeeee de dumm... #

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CEDRICK COOS

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# Deee-deee-deeee! #

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Perhaps the Reverend can have a go?

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It's worth a try - music to soothe the savage beast.

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HE PLAYS RAPID RHYTHM

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The drum's not working, Reverend!

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Oh. Well, I'll try something else.

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HE STRUMS TUNELESSLY

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Still nothing!

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-STRING PINGS

-Oh, dear! What next, I wonder?

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TRUMPET SCREECHES

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STOP! STOP!

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Cedrick doesn't like it!

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What about the piano, Reverend?

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Very well, Pat. But I'm a little rusty.

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Hmm...

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How about something like this...?

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HE PLAYS A SOOTHING TUNE

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Try something a little more lively, Reverend.

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Lively, eh?!

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How about this?

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HE PLAYS A JAUNTY TUNE

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I think it's working!

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Try something even faster!

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Even faster... Hm...

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Well, if fast is what you want...

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HE CRACKS HIS KNUCKLES

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HE PLAYS A ROCK AND ROLL TUNE

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It's working. Keep going.

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Hey, the Reverend's really got something there.

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Ah! Hello, Cedrick!

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Come here, my precious!

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Well done, Reverend!

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It seems you can even charm birds from the trees!

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Well, from the bell tower at least!

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Come on! Let's ring those bells

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and get this midsummer market started!

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BELL RINGS

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Ah! Ringing the faithful to market!

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Huh!

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Looks like the Reverend likes the bell tower

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almost as much as Cedrick does.

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Ho-ho-ho-ho!

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Jolly good!

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# Postman, Postman Pat

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# Can you guess what's in his bag?

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-# Is there a letter?

-Miaow!

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-# Is there a parcel?

-Miaow!

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-# Is there a postcard?

-Miaow!

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# What's left, Jess the cat?

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# Postman, Postman Pat

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# Can you guess what's in his bag? #

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Miaow!

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