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-Is Mam feeling better?

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-Is Mam feeling better?

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-Not yet, Moc.

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-She has a cold

-but she'll be better in no time.

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-Can we go and see her?

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-She's sleeping. Maybe later.

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-Dad, which one is the best?

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-This one or this one?

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-Both are fine.

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-Dad, can you help me

-with my spelling?

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-Not now, Malan.

-I'm busy with Modlen.

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-Dad, will you play cards with me?

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-Dad, will you play cards with me?

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-In a minute.

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-Since Mam's been ill,

-the place is a mess.

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-To say the least.

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-Modlen? Modlen, where are you?

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-Mrs Mawr is in bed

-with a heavy cold.

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-That's why the path is so untidy.

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-I'll have to go over

-to tidy things up.

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-That will make her feel better.

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-Much better.

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-Of course it would.

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-I'm going to win.

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-Atchoo!

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-She's awake.

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-Don't be too long.

-Mam needs to rest.

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-Mam.

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-Mam.

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-Mam.

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-Wow, your nose is something else.

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-Hello, everyone.

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-You sound different.

-Teddy will make you feel better.

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-Atchoo.

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-Are you hot?

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-No, she's not. She has a cold.

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-She's cold.

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-Hey, I was looking after her.

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-Thanks. Thanks, children.

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-What I need is a little...

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-..a little...

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-A little rest.

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-I think Mam's lost her voice.

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-Will she get it back?

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-Will she get it back?

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-Yes. Don't worry, Moc.

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-Sometimes, you lose your voice

-when you have a cold.

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-Atchoo.

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-When it returns, Mam will be better.

-Isn't that right?

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-It would be good

-if someone's sister lost her voice!

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-Come on. With Mam in bed,

-I want you all the help.

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-You can start with the living room.

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-Oh, Dad!

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-No buts - off you go.

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-I hope Mam's better soon.

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-This will take ages.

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-No -

-if Malan hoovers and you dust...

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-..we'll be done in no time.

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-Hey.

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-Hey.

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-Who put you in charge?

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-DOORBELL

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-This place is a tip.

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-You're not coping well, Melvyn.

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-I'll come and help you out.

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-Thanks for the offer, Tara, but...

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-It's OK, we're helping Dad.

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-It's OK, we're helping Dad.

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-We can cope.

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-We're coping very well.

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-We're coping very well.

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-I'm not so sure.

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-Thanks for the offer, Tara.

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-We'll be fine.

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-Phew. Thank goodness.

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-I'll be back later.

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-Is she coming back?

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-If we clean up, she won't have to.

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-Well done.

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-That should keep her away.

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-Why don't you check on Mam

-and I'll make lunch.

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-One at a time. Remember.

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-Mam needs rest.

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-These toys will raise your spirits.

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-Would you like to see them?

-Here they are.

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-I said they'd make you feel better.

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-Atchoo.

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-That was Harry the helicopter.

-You'll love Robin the rocket.

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-I'll go and get it.

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-Good news. Nurse Malan is here.

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-Ah, are you too hot?

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-This will cool you down.

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-What's that? More wind?

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-Is this better?

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-Hey, Malan, if Mam's too hot,

-I know exactly what to do.

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-OK, you look after her

-while I look for something.

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-There you go. Louder?

-Wow, Mam, you're nuts.

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-Listen to this.

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-Not that one? Don't worry.

-I have plenty more.

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-Lunch is ready.

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-Bye, Mam. I'll be back soon.

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-Everything's OK.

-Just experimenting in the kitchen.

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-I said I was good at rescuing meals.

-Enjoy the feast.

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-DOORBELL

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-Well, it's certainly different.

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-What's all this smoke?

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-Smoke? It's nothing, Tara.

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-Oh, I can see you didn't listen

-in your cookery lessons.

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-Au contraire. Dad is a great chef.

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-Dad's food is great.

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-It's very tasty.

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-Lovely.

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-Lovely.

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-Marvellous.

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-See? There's no need to worry, Tara.

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-Everything is under control

-in this house.

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-Phew, she's gone.

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-Who wants more?

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-No, thanks, Dad.

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-I'm full.

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-I'm full.

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-I couldn't eat another thing.

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-She needs more support this side.

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-No, she needs more this side.

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-I'll show you how to do it.

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-It's my turn to fluff up

-her pillows.

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-No, it's not.

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-That's enough. No more visitors.

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-Mam will never get better

-with all this noise.

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-Watch out, Mrs Twts...

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-..will return again.

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-The front door was open so I let

-myself in. I arrived just in time.

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-You look awful. It's obvious

-that no-one's looking after you.

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-Luckily,

-I brought some medicine with me.

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-It will stop you sneezing.

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-It's a combination of fish oils,

-garlic and turnip juice.

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-A mouthful or two

-and you'll be right as rain.

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-I don't think she needs that.

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-What do you think?

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-Mam's lost her voice.

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-I think what she's trying to say...

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-..is keep that horrible medicine

-away from me.

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-Since you're so ill,

-Mrs Twts is looking after us.

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-I don't think so.

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-Mam.

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-Mam.

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-Thanks for the offer.

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-I feel better now.

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-With my family around me,

-I won't need anyone else.

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-No! No!

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-Shameful!

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-Everything's going OK, isn't it?

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-Like clockwork.

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-Which reminds me, it's supper time.

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-I've made spaghetti.

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-Mam!

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-I have a better idea.

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-Why don't you order a pizza?

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-Hooray.

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-My favourite food.

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-Pizza it is.

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-Mam, is this right?

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-Yes, Malan.

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-That's how you spell sneezing.

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-Do I look good or what?

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-I'll go for the 'or what?'

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-The pizzas are here.

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-Pizzas are...

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-Resting at last.

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-Atchoo!

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-Oh, no.

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