Shadowing-Übung: The Bad Wolf & Smart Animals! 🐷🐺 3 Little Pigs + 7 Little Goats | English Fairy Tales And Stories - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube
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Once upon a time, they lived three piglets with their mother in a small house.
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Once upon a time, they lived three piglets with their mother in a small house.
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It was time for them to leave their home and learn to live on their own.
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Their mother called the three piglets next to her.
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My dear children, the time has come for you to go out into the world.
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Go and start your new lives.
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But don't ever forget, whatever you do in this world, do the best you can.
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This is the only and the best way to stay alive.
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A little sad with a bit of excitement, the three little piglets said their goodbyes to their mummy and were on their way way.
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After a while they found some piece of land where they could build their own home.
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The youngest piglet was determined to build his home with straw.
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He thought this was the easiest and the fastest way to build a home.
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That way he had heaps of time to play.
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The The youngest of them all finished his house in one day.
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He yelled out to the other piglets.
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Hey you guys, I'm already finished!
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The eldest piglet had a look at the house.
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OK, but this house doesn't look steady at all.
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How will we protect ourselves from the wolf?
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The youngest piglet didn't take any notice of his brother.
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Don't worry, nothing will happen.
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OK, don't say I didn't warn you.
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The middle piglet decided to make his house out of wood.
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From the branches he had collected in the woods, he decided to build a little cubby house.
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His house took exactly three days to finish.
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This house was a bit more steady than the one with straw.
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The eldest piglet walked over towards him.
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My dear brother, you've done a great job, but this doesn't look safe at all.
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Is this house going to protect us from the wolf?
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The middle piglet answered.
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Don't you worry, this house is very safe!
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OK!
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Don't say I didn't want you!
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While the two little piglets were having a great time in their newly built homes, the eldest of them all was constantly working,
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because he was building a home from bricks and rocks.
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The other piglets thought that his effort was useless.
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All they did was play around and kill time.
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Why would you bother with this when you can quickly finish like we have?
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He, how scared is he?
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The eldest piglet didn't bother listening to them.
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He worked for one whole week and managed to finish his house made out of bricks and rocks.
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A day later, a hungry wolf arrived near their home.
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He first stood in front of the house made of straw.
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The little piglet was resting in his house made of straw.
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The wolf knocked on the door.
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Open the door and let me in.
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If you don't, I'll huff and puff and blow your house in.
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You can't do anything to me!
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My house is steady enough!
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And so the wolf huffed and huffed and he blew his house in.
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But with great effort, the little piglet managed to get away.
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And off he ran over to his brother's house made from tree branches.
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He knocked on the door and when the middle piglet opened the door, the little piglet threw himself inside the house.
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Hey, close the door.
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The wolf can come in here.
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Don't worry, he can't do anything to us in this house.
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After a while, the wolf came by the second piglet's wooden house and yelled inside.
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Open the door and let me in.
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If you don't, I'll huff and puff and blow your house in.
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You can't blow my house in.
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And so the wolf huffed and puffed and he blew his house in and brought it down.
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Both piglets ran to the third piglet's house and barely got away from the wolf.
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Brother, the wolf is going this way, what are we going to do?
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The oldest piglet answered, very sure of himself.
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Don't worry, the wolf cannot come in this house.
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A little later, the starving wolf came by the third piglet's house of bricks and stone, and yelled to the three piglets.
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Open the door and let me in.
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If you don't, I'll huff and puff and blow your house in.
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Don't you even try, you bad wolf.
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You cannot come in this house.
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The wolf got very angry.
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He huffed and puffed, but nothing happened.
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He could not bring his house down.
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He tried and tried, but he couldn't move one single brick.
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Finally, being exhausted, the wolf decided to try another way to go in.
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He saw the chimney up on the roof and started to climb.
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Realising that the wolf was going to climb up on the roof and come down the chimney,
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the piglet quickly lit up the fireplace right under the chimney and put a big bucket of water on the woods.
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The wolf barely climbed up the chimney and threw himself in and went straight into the boiling bucket.
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Ah, help!
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Help, I'm burning!
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Save me!
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Ah, help!
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Finally, being free from the wolf, the piglets hugged each other with joy.
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The three piglets went to their mother's house the next day to tell her all that had happened.
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The youngest one came next to his mother.
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You were right, Mummy!
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Whatever we did in this world, we have done it to our best.
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If you really work for something, it will be a success.
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From that day on, the two piglets were never lazy.
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They worked hard like their big brother and lived a happy and safe life.
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Once upon a time, in a little cottage in the woods, lived a mother goat and her little goats leading a happy life.
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The little goats were very cute.
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They all were like toys.
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Mother goat, like all mothers, loved her little goats very much.
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she protected them from all the wild animals in the forest.
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One day, before she left the house to find food in the forest, she called her little goats next to her and...
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My dear children, I am going into the forest.
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Do not open the door for anyone.
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If the wolf comes into the house, he will eat all of us alive.
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He's very shifty.
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He will disguise himself into different shapes and try to fool you.
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So how will we recognize him?
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The wolf has a rough voice and I have a soft and sweet voice.
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So you can recognize him from his low and rough voice right away.
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Right when she was leaving, the mother goat remembered something else.
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She turned to her little goats.
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One more thing.
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The wolf's feet are black and mine are white.
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You can also recognize him from his feet.
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Don't worry, mother.
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We can protect ourselves.
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You can count on us.
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Mother Goat kissed her little goats one by one and headed into the woods.
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The wolf was watching them from afar.
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When he saw Mother Goat leaving, he waited a while.
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And then he came in front of the cottage and knocked on the door. Who is it?
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Little goats, open the door.
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Your mother is here.
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I brought nice food for you all.
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But the little goats recognised the wolf's rough voice right away.
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Without opening the door, they yelled out.
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You're not our mother.
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Her voice is sweet and more beautiful.
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You're the wolf.
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You can't fool us.
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The wolf got very angry because he could not fool the little goats.
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So he went to the shop, bought a big piece of chalk and ate it.
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Now his voice sounded much softer.
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So he went back to the cottage and knocked on the door again.
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This time the wolf started to talk with his soft voice.
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My little goat, open the door, it's your mother.
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I brought food from the forest for all of you.
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Hearing the wolves' soft voice, the little goats thought that it was really their mother this time.
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Just when they were about to open the door, one of them shouted.
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Wait, wait, please look at the feet from underneath the door.
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Of course, when the little goats looked from underneath the door, they saw the wolf's black feet.
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So they yelled again without opening the door.
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We will not open the door for you.
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Our mother's feet are not black.
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They are right!
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You're the wolf!
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As furious as he was, the wolf left.
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This time, he went to the bakery.
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When the baker saw the wolf in front of him, he was very surprised.
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I'm a vegetarian now, so I will eat pastry from now on.
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Could you give me some flour?
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The wolf came out of the bakery with a little sack of flour.
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When he got near the cottage, he opened the sack and poured all the flour on his feet.
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Now his feet were all white.
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The shifty wolf knocked on the door for the third time.
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My little goats, open the door.
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It's your mother.
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I have brought food for all of you from the forest.
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First show us your feet so we know it's you, mother.
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The wolf showed them his feet with flour.
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When the little goats saw the white feet, they believed that it was their mother and opened the door.
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And what did they see?
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The wolf was standing right there in front of them.
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The little goats did not know what to do.
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They started to run around yelling.
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Don't waste your time.
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I will catch all of you.
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One of the little goats went under the desk.
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The second one into the bed.
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The third one into the chimney.
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Fourth kid hid in the kitchen, the fifth one got into the closet, the sixth hid behind the curtain,
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and the seventh kid went into the giant clock on the wall.
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But the Shifty Wolf was quick, and one by one he caught them all from wherever they were hiding.
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Run!
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Run!
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Come here!
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Don't run!
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I will catch you all!
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I said stop!
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The only one he could not find was the one hiding in the clock.
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He was already full so he gave up on looking for them and head out.
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There was a big yard a little further from the cottage.
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The wolf lay under a tree on the yard and started to sleep, snoring.
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Short while after, the mother goat returned home.
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When she saw the door open, she knew something bad had happened and started to scream.
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Oh, my little goats!
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When she entered the house, she was shocked.
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The tables and chairs were all upside down.
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Curtains were torn.
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The beds were all messed up.
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The pillows and sheets were all on the floor.
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Mother goat looked for her little goats but could not find them anywhere.
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She started to yell out their names one by one.
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But not one answered.
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Finally, it was time to call the last one's name.
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Only then she heard a high-pitched voice.
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I'm inside the grandpa clock, mommy!
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Mother goat ran to the grandpa clock and took her kid out of there.
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Mother goat and kid hugged.
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The little goat started to tell the story, crying.
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The wolf came in disguise and we started with you and opened the door.
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The wolf ate all my brothers.
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Oh, Charlie.
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Mother Goat was very upset.
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She cried for her little goats.
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With only one of her kids remaining, she walked out and started to go towards the yard.
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After a while, they saw the wolf sleeping under a tree.
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He snored so bad that the branches of the tree were shaking.
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Mother Goat observed the wolf for a while.
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She realised that inside his tummy, some things were moving.
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Oh my God, can it be that my goats are in his tummy and they're still alive?
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She had a plan.
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She turned to her kid.
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Run home, bring me a needle, thread and the scissors.
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When the little kid was running home, Mother Goat collected six big rocks from the floor.
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After a while, the little goat came back with a needle, thread and the big scissors.
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Mother Goat cut open the wolf with the scissors.
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She saw one of her little goats right away.
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And then the other one started to appear one by one.
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They were all healthy.
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Mother Goat couldn't stay still from the joy she had.
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All the little goats hugged their mothers with joy.
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Mama, Mama, we love you!
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They were all full of joy.
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Ah, my little goats, you're safe!
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Mother goat put the rocks she collected carefully inside the wolf.
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Then she stitched his tummy with the needle and thread.
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The wolf was sleeping so deep he'd not feel anything.
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He did not move.
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Mother goat and her little goats quickly got away.
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When the wolf woke up, he stood up.
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His tummy hurt really bad.
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He thought to himself that it was because he ate too many goats.
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Because his tummy was full of rocks, he got really thirsty.
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He came next to the river to drink some water.
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but when he was walking, the rocks were hitting each other.
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My tummy feels so heavy and full.
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It's as if all the ghosts I ate turn into rocks.
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He wanted to kneel down and drink some water.
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Due to the rocks being so heavy, he lost his balance and slipped into the water.
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Oh!
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Help!
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Help me!
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I'm drowning!
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Help!
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Yelled out for help, but no one helped him.
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He could not bear the weight of the rocks anymore and went under into deep waters.
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When they saw what happened, mother goat and their little goats ran to the river.
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The Whoopies Dance!
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Hand in hand they all started to dance and jump around.
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From that day on Mother Goat and her seven little goats had a peaceful
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and happy life in their cottage in the forest.
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Once upon a time the animals in a farm were left with no food.
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The little red hen decided to wander around the field to look for something to eat.
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She first went next to the cow.
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Will you come with me around the field to find something to eat?
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No, I won't.
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It's too hot.
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I can't be bothered to walk.
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She then went next to the pig.
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Will you help me find food?
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No, I can't come.
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It's too hot and I can't be bothered to move.
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Later then, went next to the dog.
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Wuk-wuk-wuk-wuk-wuk!
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Will you help me find food?
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No, I can't.
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It's too hot and I can't walk when it's hot.
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And in the end, went next to the duck.
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Wuk-wuk-wuk-wuk-wuk!
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Will you come with me to find something to eat?
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No, I can't.
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It's too hot.
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I can't get out of the water.
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When nobody bothered to come with her, the hen decided to leave the farm on her own.
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As she walked, she found some wheat grains on the ground.
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She was very happy.
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She returned to the farm.
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She decided to plant the wheat grains.
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She thought that her friends would help her.
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Cow, look!
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I found wheat grains!
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Would you like to plant them with me?
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No, I already told you.
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It's too hot.
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The hen went over to the pig.
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Pig!
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Look, I found wheat grains!
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Would you like to plant them with me?
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No, I can't.
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The weather is way too hot for this.
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She then went next to the dog.
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Dog, look, I found wheat grains.
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Would you like to plant them with me?
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No, it's way too hot.
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And at last she went next to the duck.
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Hey duck, I found some wheat grains.
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Would you like to plant them with me?
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No, I can't.
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I can't leave the water in this heap.
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Well, I'll plant them myself.
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When she saw that no one wanted to help her, she decided to plant them herself.
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Weeks had gone by.
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The rainy days had begun.
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The seeds had sprouted.
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But all the wild grass in the garden needed some cleaning.
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Who's going to help me clean the grass?
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It's too muddy now.
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I can't help you.
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I'm not up to it.
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I won't leave my spot.
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I'll get dirty.
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Can't do it.
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Don't feel good today.
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I can't help.
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In that case, I'll do it on my own.
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The little red hen began to clean the wild grass amongst the sprouts.
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Not long after, the wheat began to groan.
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It was now time to harvest the ripe wheat.
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The hen went next to her friends and asked if they would help her harvest the crop.
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Hey, cow, buddy!
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Wheat has grown!
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Will you help me harvest the crop?
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No, I can't.
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Hey, pig!
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Guess what?
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The wheat has grown!
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Will you help me harvest the crop?
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No, I can't.
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I won't.
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Hey, my body dog, the weed has grown.
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Will you come and help me harvest the crop? Who, me?
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Of course not.
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Hey, ducky, ducky, the weed has grown.
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Will you help me harvest the crop?
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Of course I can't.
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Okay, I'll do it on my own.
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The little red hen worked till night time.
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She harvested the weed kernels one by one, all by herself.
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It was now time to turn the wheat to flour.
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Off she went to ask for help from her friends.
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Hey guys!
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We must grind the wheat to make flour!
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Who would like to help me?
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I can't help.
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It's time for me to give milk.
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I can't move from my spot.
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I can't help either.
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It's nap time for me.
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I can't help at all.
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Can't help.
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Need to get into the water and cool down.
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The hen ground the wheat in the mill and turned it into flour.
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Now let's make some delicious bread.
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The hen went next to her friends and wanted to give them one last chance.
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Cow, I'm going to make bread.
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Would you like to help me?
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No, I can't.
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I'm in no situation to work.
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What about you, pig?
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Not today.
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I'm too tired to have today.
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No, no, I can't.
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No, I can't.
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And besides, I don't know how to make bread.
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This time, the hen was very angry.
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All by herself, she went to the kitchen.
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First, she made bread with the flour she had grounded.
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Then she gave it a form.
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And at last, put it in the oven and waited for it to bake.
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After the amazing smell of the bread had spread, she took it out of the oven, went out to the garden and sat on the table.
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Later, called out to her friends.
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Hey guys, the bread is ready.
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Who would like to eat it with me?
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Seeing the amazing bread in front of the hen, in a flash they all went next to her.
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I want some.
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Oh, me too.
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Right when I'm so hungry.
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Great timing, hen.
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Hey, me too, hen.
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I love red.
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Come on, let's eat.
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No, I can't.
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I can't.
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I did everything on my own.
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Only I deserve to eat it.
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All on my own.
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With great appetite, the hen began to eat her bread, but couldn't handle the fact that her friends were so hungry.
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From now on, if you promise to help, I will share my bread with you.
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All the farmyard animals were ashamed and sorry.
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They knew she was right.
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We promise you, hen, you'll have a double business.
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The hen knew her friends learnt a good lesson, so she shared her bread with them.
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With an amazing appetite, they were now so happy with a full tummy.
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