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# This is our street

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# It's where we live

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# We love to play together... #

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Quick, Tim!

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# Just like you

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-# Just like us... #

-Run, Topsy, Run.

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# And we'll be friends forever

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# We can be anything

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# If we close our eyes and dream

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# We can play day after day

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# And the fun will never end

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# This is our street

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# It's where we live

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# So let's all play together

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# Be best friends forever. #

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-Hello!

-Hello!

-BOTH:

-It's us!

-Topsy...

-And Tim.

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'Grandma's dog, Mossy, is not well.'

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After school today, I've come straight to

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the vet's with Dad to be with Grandma.

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-Her dog, Mossy, is very poorly.

-Hi.

-Hi.

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We've come to see Mossy and Mrs Odell, please.

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-It's just the Grade's Room.

-Thank you.

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-Hi, Grandma.

-Hi, Mum.

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Hello, you two. Oh, give me a huggle, Tim.

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-Hello. You OK?

-Yeah.

-Where's Mossy?

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She's still with the vet.

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-Is she OK?

-I'm waiting to hear, Tim.

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-When can you take Mossy home?

-I don't know.

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The vet is called John. He'll let us know when he's done all his tests.

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OK.

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'So, we wait.'

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'And then John the vet comes to speak to us.'

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Hello there, young man. Hi, Mrs Odell.

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There's no news on Mossy, I'm afraid.

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We're going to be giving her a scan shortly

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and I'll let you know more as soon as I can.

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She is comfortable though. Be prepared for a bit of a wait, OK?

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-Thank you, John.

-Queenie the cat, do you wanna come on through?

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-Queenie.

-Maybe I should drop you off at home, Tim.

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-And I'll come back later, Mum.

-No, thank you.

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I want to stay here and find out if Mossy's all right.

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Eddie Teddy does too.

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OK. Right, let me phone Mummy and tell her what's going on.

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'Dad calls Mummy and we wait for news about Mossy.

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'Then look who arrives.'

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Oh, hang on.

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-Oh! Fancy seeing all you here!

-Hello, Derek.

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-Hi, Brian.

-You OK?

-'It's DIY Derek.

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'Topsy has told us all about his dog called Teddy.'

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-The little dog likes you, Mrs Odell.

-Oh, hello, Derek.

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Why have you brought Teddy to the vet?

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She's come for her flea treatment, so she doesn't get all itchy.

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And what brings you here?

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-It's Mossy.

-Yes. My lovely Mossy's been a very poorly doggy this week.

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-Hasn't she, Tim?

-Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

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Tim, I wonder if you could help me and Teddy for a minute or two?

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-I need to go and weigh her on the scales.

-OK.

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-Eddie Teddy can come, too.

-Go on, Tim.

-Right, come on then.

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-This way.

-Hello.

-Come on, Teddy.

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Here we are. Just here, Tim.

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Right.

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-Derek?

-Yeah?

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I think I know why your dog's been given the name Teddy.

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-Why's that, Tim?

-Well, because...

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..she's cuddly, and very fluffy,

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so she's like a teddy bear. Like my teddy bear.

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Do you know what, Tim? You're absolutely right.

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Just like Eddie Teddy.

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Right, let's have a weigh.

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Now then, if you could just look at that little screen there

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and tell me how much she weighs. I'll hold her still.

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4.4

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4.4kg that is. Well done. Good work, Tim!

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Right.

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Come on, Teddy. Come on.

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-Right, I'd like to see Derek's dog, Teddy, next please.

-Oh.

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-Come on, Teddy bear.

-Come on in.

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Tim, would you like to come in the surgery with me and Teddy bear?

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I think I might sit with my grandma.

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Oh, no, I'm fine, Tim. Off you go and help DIY Derek.

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-Your dad'll be back in a minute.

-Oh, OK. I won't be long, Grandma.

-OK.

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-Come on then, Tim.

-Come on in.

-Come on, Ted.

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-Come along, Teddy bear.

-Do you wanna pop her up on the table for me?

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-There we are.

-Thank you. Right.

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Hello, there. Let's have a little look at you, shall we?

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'Vet John examines Teddy and then wants to know how much he weighs.'

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She weighs...

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4.4kg.

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Well, that sounds perfect for her, and that means she's getting the

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right amount of food and exercise.

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-Does she like going for walks, Derek?

-Oh, yes. She loves

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going for walkies, don't you?

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Mossy likes going for walks to our house,

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but only when she's not poorly.

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OK. So, what we're going to do next is put a little bit of liquid

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in-between Teddy bear's shoulder blades

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-to stop her from getting fleas.

-Right.

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Will your medicine help?

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It will. It should hopefully stop her from being too itchy.

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Grandma says,

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-whenever dogs get fleas, they always become itchy.

-Yeah, they do.

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And the reason I put it in-between her shoulder blades

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is just so she won't be able to lick it off. OK. Good girl, well done.

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Well done, Teddy bear.

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-Thank you very much.

-No worries, my pleasure.

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-There you go.

-Good girl, Teddy.

-Thank you!

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-Hello, hello.

-Teddy bear was really good.

-Was she?

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Well, thanks for your help, Tim.

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Teddy bear and I have got to get home for some tea.

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-I hope Mossy's feeling better soon, Mrs Odell.

-Thank you, Derek.

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-Right! Cheerio, all!

-Bye, Derek!

-C'mon, Teddy.

-Bye, Teddy!

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-What a lovely little dog.

-Yeah.

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-Hi, Grandma!

-Topsy!

-How is Mossy?

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Come here, give me a huggle.

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We've just seen Derek and Teddy outside. They said there's no news.

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-No.

-When can we see Mossy, Grandma?

-Well, not yet.

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The vet will tell us when we can.

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Thank you both for coming.

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-I didn't want to be at home. I wanted to be here with you.

-Aw.

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We're staying with you, Grandma.

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-Look for a fish!

-Yes.

-I like that one.

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'Then John the vet comes out to speak to us.'

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Hi, folks. Thank you all very much for your patience.

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We've finished all the tests on Mossy now.

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So, if you'd like to follow me you can come and see her. Come in, guys.

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So, she's just over here.

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Mossy's had quite the day of medical examinations,

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so she is very tired. Aren't you, old girl?

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Oh, she looks very sleepy, Topsy and Tim.

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Why don't you give her your best hugs, OK?

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And then we can go home and we'll leave her to rest.

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You go, Topsy. Give her a lovely huggle.

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You can bury one of your balls in our garden when you're better.

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I love you, Mossy.

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I love you, Mossy.

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OK, Topsy and Tim, it's time for Mossy to get some rest, OK?

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-OK.

-Thank you.

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OK, sweetie.

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Will Grandma be able to take Mossy home tonight?

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I don't think so, sweetheart, but Grandma can really stay

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just as long as she likes. There really is no rush, Mrs Odell.

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Thank you, John.

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Come on, lovely Mossy.

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Let's give you...a gentle stroke. My dear, old doggy.

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You OK if we take the children home now, Mum?

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Yes, of course.

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Off you all go and get your tea.

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I'll call you later.

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Take care.

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-Bye, Topsy. Bye, Tim.

-Goodbye, Grandma.

-Bye.

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'After we leave the vet's, we all feel very sad.'

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I have an idea of something we can all do on the way home

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to cheer us up.

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-What?

-What is it?

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-The car-wash!

-Yes!

-Yes!

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Brilliant idea! Oh, careful. There you go.

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-Ohh!

-Aaah!

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-Look! All the foam!

-Oh, no, this is the good bit.

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-Whoa!

-Aaah!

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Aaah!

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Look out your window!

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-Woaah!

-Aa-ha-ha!

-Whoa!

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-Wow!

-Noisy!

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Dad?

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-Yes, Tim?

-Can I ask you something?

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Yeah.

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What if Mossy dies?

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Well...

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she's an old dog...

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and we'll just have to hope for the best.

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The vet is doing all he can to help her.

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Do you think Mossy will die, Dad?

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I really don't know, Topsy and Tim.

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Come on, let's get home for tea in our nice, shiny car.

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One, two, three, four, five...no!

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Why do I always land on the snakes?

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-Five minutes till tea, everyone!

-OK, Mummy. Whose turn is it?

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-Can I have the dice, please?

-Um, yeah.

-There you go.

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-One, again.

-Yes!

-Argh!

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TELEPHONE RINGS

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-84!

-Whose turn is it?

-Mine. I'm going to win.

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Go on.

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-Brian?

-Yeah?

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-Grandma on the phone.

-OK. I'll be right back. You keep playing.

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Tim?

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Do you think Grandma's telling Dad and Mummy about Mossy?

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I think so.

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It's your go.

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-How is Mossy?

-'And that's when Mummy said,'

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' "We have some very sad news, Topsy and Tim." '

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We have some very sad news, Topsy and Tim.

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Poor Mossy's died.

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Mossy was too poorly to come home,

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but Grandma stayed with her the whole time.

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Poor Mossy.

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Now...

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..you must both remember

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that Mossy was very old,

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but she had a wonderful, happy life,

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and the vet did all he could to help her.

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Is Grandma all right?

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She's sad, but she didn't want Mossy to get any more poorly

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than she was when you last saw her. Grandma says it's for the best

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and she sends you both lots of love and huggles.

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-We loved her, didn't we?

-Yeah.

-We did.

-I love Mossy.

-Yeah.

-I do, too.

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And Mossy knew that, you know?

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She knew that we all loved her -

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that's why she was always such a happy dog.

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Wasn't she?

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Even when Grandma told her off?

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-Yes.

-And when Mossy buried Grandma's slippers?

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Especially then!

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She really was a very special dog, wasn't she?

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-Yeah.

-Yeah.

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-We'll never forget her.

-No.

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Why don't we go downstairs for tea and remember

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our favourite Mossy stories?

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-Yeah?

-OK.

-Yeah.

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'Do you remember the time we washed Mossy in the bath?'

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'Watch this.'

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Well done, Topsy and Tim! She'll soon be squeaky clean.

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Squeaky clean!

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THEY ALL SQUEAK

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That's probably enough now. Oh!

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THEY GIGGLE

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Woaah!

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-You've got us all wet!

-Oh!

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THEY GIGGLE

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'And do you remember the time we looked after her for the day?'

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No, Mossy!

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Mossy! Come back!

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No, Mossy!

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-TOPSY AND TIM TOGETHER:

-'We'll always remember lovely Mossy.'

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# We can play

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# Day after day

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# And the fun will never end

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# So let's all play together

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# Be best friends forever. #

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