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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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Morning, Mrs Goggins. Isn't it hot?

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Aye, it is. DOG PANTS

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You have a lot to carry on such a sunny day.

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-I'll be all right, Mrs Goggins.

-Oh, there's a special delivery for Ajay.

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Hm, I wonder what's in it.

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Children's.

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-Men's.

-Mum! Mum!

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-Mum, is there any ice cream?

-We're ever so hot.

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No, darlings, not now, I'm too busy.

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Ice creams are for special treats anyway.

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BOTH: Aw, Mum!

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Sorry, but I'm sorting clothing for the charity sale.

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Nisha is expecting it by lunch time.

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Now, where's that other bag?

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Come on, Tom, let's help Mum tidy up.

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THEY LAUGH

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Ohh!

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Look, Mum - surprise!

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Oh, no! I'd just sorted all that out.

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I'll have to start again now.

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Oh, I'm sorry, darlings, I know you were trying to help,

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but this is a job for grown-ups, not children.

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-But, Mum...!

-Off you go and let me get on.

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BOTH: Aw!

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I bet other people would be really pleased if we helped them.

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-Yeah!

-Come on.

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Ugh! This scarf smells of sheep.

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Come on, come on.

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Morning, Alf. Everything all right?

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Morning, Pat.

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Nay, me neck's all cold.

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Really? But it's a hot day.

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Aye, but there's a wind up here, Pat.

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I haven't got me scarf, see?

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Dorothy gave it to the charity sale.

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Oh, dear.

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Well, I hope the wind dies down.

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-Miaow!

-See you later.

-Miaow!

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Thanks, Pat. Bye!

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Right, there's just Rosie to feed, then I've finished.

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Well, where's she gone?

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Hello, Mr Glen. Can we help?

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Oh, aye. Er, can you hold this steady?

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Yeah.

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Up a bit.

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No, up.

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Oh!

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Up!

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Oh, no!

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Sorry, Mr Glen.

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It's all right.

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You have to be a bit bigger before you can help with this sort of thing.

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That's what Mum says.

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Oh, before I forget, can you give this to your mum?

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She can have it for the charity sale.

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Yes. Thanks, Ted.

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-Bye!

-Hmm.

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Baa-aaa!

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Eh-up, looks like Rosie's escaped again.

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-Baa-aaa!

-What's she got there?

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Hey!

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Rosie!

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-Come on.

-Baa-aaa!

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Ouf!

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Morning, Amy. Parcel for you.

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Hello, Pat. Thanks.

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-Oh, great! My new sunglasses!

-Oh.

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My old ones were really scratched.

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What do you think?

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Very nice.

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-Bye, Amy.

-Bye, Pat.

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Miaow!

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Moo-ooo!

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What are you doing, Ajay?

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Mending train, Tom.

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-But I'm waiting for a spare part to come in the post.

-Can we help?

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Aye, if you like.

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-You can pass me that big wrench, please.

-Um...

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No, that's pliers.

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The wrench.

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No, not the screwdriver!

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No, that's...

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That's the big...

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ALL: Oh, no!

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No, no!

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You leave them there.

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It's dangerous for children to go near the track. I'll get them.

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Sorry, Ajay.

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Don't worry, it's my fault.

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Mending engines is for grown-ups.

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Yeah.

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We should have known.

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Ah, there you are, Pat.

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Have you got a parcel for me?

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-Miaow!

-It's a spare part for the Rocket.

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Yes, I...

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That's funny. Where's it gone?

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It was there earlier.

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I've lost it!

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Oh, no! The Rocket won't go without that new part, Pat.

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Baa-aaa!

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Oh, it's not fair!

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Why doesn't anyone want us to help?

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It's cos we're too small.

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Look.

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There's Rosie.

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She must have escaped again.

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Let's catch her. At least that would be helping.

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Rosie!

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BOTH: Ow!

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Oh, I bet that was another job for grown-ups.

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Hi there, you two.

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-Do you want to come and help?

-Yes, please.

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What shall we do?

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Well...you can fill Pumpkin's water bucket if you like.

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OK.

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Ohh!

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Oh!

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-Ohh!

-Ah!

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-Oh!

-Oops!

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PUMPKIN WHINNIES

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Oh, sorry, Amy.

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Ha-ha-ha! Never mind.

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Perhaps that was grown-up work.

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Why don't you come and stroke Pumpkin instead? He loves that.

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Everyone treats us as if we're just kids.

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OK, kids, I've got to go on my rounds now.

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But you can stay with Pumpkin if you like.

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-Bye!

-Bye, Amy!

-Thanks, Amy.

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PUMPKIN WHINNIES

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Hey, look at these!

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-They must have been thrown away.

-Ha-ha-ha!

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You look really grown up.

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Hey!

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I've got an idea.

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What?

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See? Now we look like a grown-up.

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I can't see anything from in here.

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Now we're a grown-up, we're big enough to help.

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Or make rude noises.

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Phhhhrrrrrrt!

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Don't be silly.

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Or we could eat whatever we like.

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Hey, yeah.

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I know. Let's go to the cafe and have ice creams.

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Mum says ice creams are for special treats.

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She'll never know. Anyway, it's all right if you're a grown-up.

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OK.

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Come on. See you, Pumpkin.

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Seen anything, Jess?

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Miaow!

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Oh, where can it be?

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There's Rosie again.

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What's she got?

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Rosie!

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CLUNK! Baa-aaa!

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What was that?

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Something fell down there.

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It sounded like metal.

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Well, I'm not getting it.

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It's probably full of spiders.

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Come on, let's get the ice cream.

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Morning.

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Lovely day.

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Yes. Sunny.

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Pardon?

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Er...sorry.

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Sorry, I'm in a hurry.

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Oh, right then. Nice coat.

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Just like the one I used to have.

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Morning.

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That's a nice scarf you've got there.

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Thank you.

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I had one like that meself, but it, er...

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Oh, bye!

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Hello, Alf. You didn't find a small parcel at Thomson Ground, did you?

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Nay, nay, sorry, Pat.

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Oh, dear!

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Bye, Pat.

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It's no good. I've looked everywhere.

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-Miaow!

-It's just disappeared.

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Oh, dear!

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I won't be able to mend the Rocket without it.

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I wonder if that gentleman's seen it.

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-Er, excuse me...

-Miaow!

-Yeah?

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Yes?

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You haven't seen a small parcel anywhere, have you?

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Er...er...

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(Rosie was eating a parcel earlier.

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-(That must have been it.

-Oh, yeah.)

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Er...over there.

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Um...over there?

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Can you show me?

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Er, yeah.

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Was his tummy just making funny noises, Pat?

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Miaow!

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I think it was, Ajay.

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And I think I know why.

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Here we are.

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-Is this it?

-Yes.

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Did the parcel fall in there?

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Yes.

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Right.

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I can't reach it.

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My arm's too big to fit.

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Here, let me try.

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My arm won't fit either.

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This is terrible, Pat.

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If we can't get that part, I won't be able to mend the Rocket.

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If only there were someone here with smaller arms.

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Perhaps they could reach down and get it.

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(We've got to help.

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(But we'll be found out.

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(I know, but it's the grown-up thing to do.)

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Tom? Katy?

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Huh!

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Ha-ha-ha! Hello, you two.

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Hello, Pat. We'll help you.

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Er...

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Watch out for spiders!

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Oh.

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Miaow!

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Got it!

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-Oh!

-I got it!

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Ah, thank you, Katy.

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Now I can mend the Rocket.

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Well done, you two.

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Now, why were you in this funny disguise?

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We wanted to help people, but everyone said we had to be grown-up.

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But then...we decided to have some ice cream at the cafe instead.

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Well, you were very helpful to Ajay today, weren't you?

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Yes?

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And you didn't have to be big to do it, did you?

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No.

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So maybe being twin-size isn't so bad after all, eh?

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No. I think I like being the way I am.

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Me too. With Katy on your shoulders,

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being grown up is really hard work.

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-Come on, let's get you two those ice creams.

-Miaow!

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Miaow!

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Miaow!

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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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