Shadowing-Übung: The Wind in the Willows 1-7 | Mole Meets Rats | Children's Classic Literature by Kenneth Grahame - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube
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Little Fox The Wind in the Willows Episode 1 It is Spring
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Little Fox The Wind in the Willows Episode 1 It is Spring
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It's springtime!
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shouted mole smell that fresh air but my house is
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so dusty
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and dirty he said I need a bucket I need a
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mop it's time to clean he stood on a ladder to
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dust a bookcase he moved a chair to clean under it he even polished the doorknobs the The kitchen is spotless.
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The pots and pans are all washed.
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The floor is next," said Mole.
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Back and forth Mole scrubbed the floor.
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"'Ow!' he groaned.
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My back is sore.
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My arms are sore, too." Mole threw the scrub brush down.
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"'Forget it!' he said.
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grabbed his blue coat he ran up a tunnel to the
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outside up we go up we go moles head popped out
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of his hole Wow the Sun is bright mole jumped out
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the grass smells sweet he said he rolled in the grass he chased the butterflies this This is
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so much better than cleaning, said Moe.
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He ran across the meadow.
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Stop! yelled an old rabbit.
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You must pay six pennies to run through here.
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The Wind in the Willows Episode 2 Boating with Water Rat Mole ran past the rabbit.
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The old rabbit fell over.
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The other rabbits came out of their holes.
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They grumbled at the old rabbit.
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You should have yelled louder, a gray rabbit said.
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You should have been bold, said a small one.
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You should have told him the rules,
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said a rabbit with a red ribbon.
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But Mole didn't care.
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What a fine day for running, said Mole.
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Suddenly, he stopped.
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What's this? asked Mole.
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He saw something new.
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A river.
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He sat on the riverbank.
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The water is so blue, said Mole.
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How the waves sparkle.
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Mole looked across the water.
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There was a hole in the other riverbank.
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What a cozy place to live, Mole said.
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A small face popped out of the hole.
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It was the water rat.
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Hello, Mole, said water rat, waving his hand.
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Hello, rat, said Mole.
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Would you like to come over, asked Rat.
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Of course, said Mole happily.
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Rat stepped into a little boat by his hole.
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He rode over to Mole.
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Step in, said Rat.
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This is my first time in a boat, cried Mole.
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Rat was surprised what well nothing is as great as being in a boat
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the wind in the willows episode 3 on the river
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rat's boat was beautiful and it was blue mole sat down on a cushion
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rat began to row this is
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so nice said mole yes it's perfect for two said rat it doesn't matter where we go
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It doesn't? asked Mole.
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No, what's important is to enjoy the ride, said Rat.
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Are we too near the riverbank?
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Mole asked.
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The muddy bank was getting closer.
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Rat didn't seem worried.
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He was humming and rowing.
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The bank was very close now.
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Scared, Mole looked from side to side Look out, Rat! yelled Mole We're going to crash!
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The boat hit the bank and Rat flipped in the air Rat landed on his back Oh,
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Rat, are you okay? asked Mole Of course,
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said Rat, smiling Oh, I'm so happy you're fine, said Mole.
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Why don't we row down the river? asked Rat.
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We can spend the day together.
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All right, Mole agreed.
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Oh, wait a moment, said Rat.
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He brought out a basket from under a blanket.
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Surprised, Mole asked, What's inside?
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Cold chicken for lunch said Rat.
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Rat, you have everything in your boat, cried Mole.
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And I am so hungry.
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Mole was happier than ever.
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The Wind in the Willows Episode 4 Getting to Know the River Rat rode and Mole watched the waves.
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Rat pointed to a rock near the bank.
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Look, said Rat.
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That is where I caught my first fish.
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But Mole didn't hear him.
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He was too busy enjoying the river.
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This is all new to me, grinned Mole.
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The river is my world, said Rat.
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I don't want any other.
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But it must be boring sometimes, said Mole.
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Never, said Rat.
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The river passed by some dark woods.
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What's over there? asked Mole.
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That?
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It's the wild wood, said Rat.
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We river bankers don't go there much.
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Are folks nice there? asked Mole.
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The squirrels are all right.
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Some of the rabbits are nice, too.
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But you can't trust the weasels, said Rat.
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Badger lives in the wildwood.
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He's my friend.
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Let's go see Badger, Mole cried.
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That's not a good idea, said Rat.
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Badger hates visitors.
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Rat and Mole paddled into a small pond.
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They tied up the boat and stepped out.
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Rat spread the blanket he opened the basket.
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Let's eat, cried Rat.
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As they sat down, bubbles popped up on the water.
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The bubbles moved closer to shore.
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Splash!
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A new friend popped out of the water.
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Hey, why wasn't I invited?
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Laughed Otter.
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The Wind in the Willows Episode 5 Mole Overboard Rat was glad to see Otter.
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Otter was a riverbanker.
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Otter, this is Mole, said Rat.
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We're just about to eat.
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Sounds came from the bushes.
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They all looked.
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It was Badger.
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He pushed through the leaves.
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Badger stared at them.
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He said.
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Badger turned and went into the bushes again.
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He didn't say hello, said Mole, surprised.
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I told you, Rat said.
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Badger likes to be alone.
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After lunch, Rat packed up the basket.
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Gus was on the river today, said Otter.
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Who? asked Rat.
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Toad, he's in his new racing boat, said Otter.
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Toad is always trying new things, said Rat.
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But he's never good at them, laughed Otter.
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Well, I'm leaving.
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Nice meeting you, Mole.
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Mole was putting the oars in the boat.
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We're going too, said Rat.
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Oh, Rat, please let me row, cried Mole.
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Not yet.
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You need a few lessons, said Rat.
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Mole climbed into the boat.
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Rat hopped in and untied the boat.
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Rowing can't be very hard, Mole thought.
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Quickly, he grabbed the oars.
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Stop!
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You'll make us tip over, cried Rat.
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The boat tipped back and forth.
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Mole lost his balance.
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Spush!
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They fell into the cold water.
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The Wind in the Willows Episode 6 Mole gets a new home.
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The water was cold.
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Mole could not swim.
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How stupid of me, Mole thought.
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He started to sink.
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Just in time, a paw grabbed Mole's fur.
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whoosh! whoosh!
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Mole's head popped above the waves.
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Oh!
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gasped Mole.
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I've got you, said Rat.
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You'll be all right.
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He pulled Mole to shore.
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Rat, I am very sorry, said Mole.
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Oh, don't worry about it, laughed Rat.
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What's a little water to a water rat?
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He pulled the boat to shore.
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They stepped into the boat again.
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This time, Mole sat quietly on his cushion.
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Rat took the oars and rowed.
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We'll be home soon, said Rat.
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Rat's home was a very cozy place.
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Its shelves were full of books.
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Sit down and warm up, said Rat.
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I will light a bright fire.
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Achoo!
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Mole sneezed.
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Here are slippers and a robe, said Rat.
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Put them on, Mole.
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Together they ate a fine supper.
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Then Rat sat with Mole by the fire.
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Rat loved to write songs and poems.
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He told Mole many stories of the river.
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You should stay with me, said Rat.
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I'll teach you to row and swim.
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Thank you, Ratty, said Mole.
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You are a good friend.
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The Wind in the Willows Episode 7 Toad Hall
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Rat and Mole waved at ducks from the riverbank.
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Rowing and swimming are great fun, Mole said.
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Mole felt like an expert now.
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Here is a poem for the ducks, said Rat.
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Ducks can swim on the river.
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Ducks can swim on the sea.
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Ducks can swim most anywhere.
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But not in an apple tree.
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I don't like your Poe much, said Mole, smiling.
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The ducks stuck their heads under the water.
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The ducks don't either, laughed Rat.
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I was wondering, said Mole, could I meet Toad?
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What a great idea, Rat said.
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We'll paddle right there.
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Mole untied the boat.
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Rat rode them down the river.
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Toad must be very nice, said Mole.
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He is very friendly, said Rat.
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But not too clever.
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Not everybody is clever, said Mole.
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Yes, agreed Rat.
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but toad well he thinks he is more clever than he is the river curved as they rode along
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suddenly a grand house came into sight there's toad hall said rat rat rode the boat to shore
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They climbed out and walked to the house.
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Many boats were piled up on the grass.
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Oh, no, Rat said.
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Toad is finished with boating.
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I wonder what he is up to now.
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Thank you.
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