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Birdies treasure hunt.
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Birdies treasure hunt.
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Hello and welcome to Story Nori.
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You're listening to Jhanna and I'm back with a brand new birdie story.
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It was a lovely hot dry summer.
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Jake and his family packed their bags and drove to a scenic part of Britain called Wales
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where there are castles and rolling hills and long sandy beaches.
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Some people say there are even dragons there,
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but Jake didn't see any.
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They rented a barn on a farm.
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When I say a barn,
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it had been converted into a comfortable cottage.
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But there was also a real barn full of hay and a stable with horses and ponies.
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Hens pecked in their pen behind a wire fence to keep out the fox.
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ducks paddled on the pond while two geese ruled a little island in the middle.
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It was the sort of farm that seemed to have everything a storybook farm should.
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The farmer took Jake and his little sister Elle for a ride on his tractor to see his prized pigs,
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who lived on a small pointy hill.
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They were Berkshire pigs, black with white feet and faces.
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See that magnificent fellow over there?
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We call him the Emperor because he's in charge of all the others.
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Last May he won first prize as the finest pig in all of Wales.
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He's clever, no doubt about it,
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and he knows he's special.
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He's as proud of himself as we are of him.
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Explain the farmer.
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Jake saw that the Emperor really was a proud pig.
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He listened to the farmer's praise,
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as if he understood every word.
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Are you going to make him into sausages? asked El.
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No, never, said the farmer.
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He's so smart he could be a straight A student if he went to school.
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Oh, you're joking, smiled El.
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But Jake believed the farmer.
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After all, Jake knew a black crow,
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who was one of the wisest creatures you could ever meet.
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So why shouldn't a pig be clever too?
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After watching the pigs root around with their snouts for a while,
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the farmer turned the engine back on and they started chugging back down the track to the farmhouse.
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On the way, they passed a man swooping the ground with a long stick.
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What's he doing? asked El.
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Oh, he's a treasure hunter looking for gold.
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That pole he's using is a metal detector.
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If he finds any metal,
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it will start beeping like crazy, said the farmer.
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Cool! exclaimed Jake Has he found any gold yet?
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Not yet, said the farmer But if he finds any on my land,
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we have a deal 50-50,
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half his, half mine
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And will you give me the same deal if I find some treasure on your farm? asked Jake Yeah,
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why not, said the farmer Fair's fair The next day,
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they went pony trekking Everyone in the family loved riding a horse for the first time until mum's pony suddenly galloped off,
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giving her the fright of her life.
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So the next day they decided to do something more relaxing and go to the beach instead.
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That was lovely too.
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It was an idyllic holiday but one thing was missing.
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Birdie.
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Jake wished he would come to the farm so he could tell him all about the buried treasure.
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He was sure Birdie would know where to find it.
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And very early the next morning,
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there was a little tap on his window pane.
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Just loud enough to wake Jake out of his dream,
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he opened his eyes and saw his friend on the sill.
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Birdie!
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He shouted.
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How's your holiday?
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Asked Birdie.
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Fantastic, said Jake.
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Well, all except for when the pony ran off with mum.
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But she was okay, just a bit shaken.
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And do you know what?
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The farmer says there's buried treasure on the farm.
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If we find it, we can keep half.
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But there's a man looking for it with a metal detector.
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Can you help me find the treasure first,
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so I can be rich and never have to go to school again?
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Well, said Birdie, I might be able to assist you in this matter.
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Many years ago, about 2,000 years or so,
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I came here to visit my friend, a Welsh Druid.
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He had all sorts of swords,
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goblets, chains and the like.
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But the Romans were coming, led by General Agricola.
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So I said to him,
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Them Godden, that was his name,
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Them Godden, I think you'd better bury your gold in case the Romans steal it.
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And so he did, and his treasure might still be here for all I know.
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I bet it is, said Jake,
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but it's a big farm.
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It could be anywhere.
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Do you have a map?
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Nah, said Birdie, but I do have my brain.
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As I remember, he used to perform all his druid ceremonies on top of a pointy hill,
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and he buried his treasure thereabouts.
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Oh, I know, said Jake.
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That's where the pigs live.
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Nobody would ever think of looking for treasure in a pigsty.
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At breakfast, when Mum asked,
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What shall we do today then, kids?
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Jake enthused.
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Let's look for buried treasure.
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But Elle pulled a face and said,
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That's boring, and Jake always gets his way.
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I want to go to the beach, Mummy.
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After some arguing, they agreed to go to the beach first and look for treasure afterwards in the evening.
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After a lazy day at the beach,
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Jake was still bouncing with energy and in a hurry to go treasure hunting.
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Come on!
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He said to a relaxed and nicely tired Dad.
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If you want us to be rich,
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we've got to find the buried treasure before the man with the metal detector.
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Dad insisted on a cup of tea first
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and then he pulled on his boots and followed Jake up the path to the hill where the pigs lived.
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High overhead, a black crow led the way.
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When they reached the top of the hill,
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they saw the porkers on the other side,
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rooting around for grubs before the sun went down.
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But that wasn't all they saw.
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The man with a metal detector was also there, sweeping the ground.
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Oh no! said Jake.
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I told you we should have come this morning.
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He must have heard us saying that the treasure is buried on this hill.
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Jake, why don't we leave it to the professionals? said Dad.
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The treasure could be anywhere.
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Without a metal detector, we've got no chance of finding it.
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But we don't need a metal detector because we've got Birdie, protested Jake.
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They stood and watched as the metal detector man dug in the ground with a trowel
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and dusted something off with a brush.
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Jake ran down to him.
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What did you find?
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Or just an old shilling coin?
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Jake ran back and told Dad.
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What's a shilling, Dad?
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Is it valuable?
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No, it's just old money from Grandad's time.
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About five pence if that.
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Come on, let's head back for supper.
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Hang on, said Jake.
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There's Birdie.
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He's chatting to the pig.
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He pointed towards the proud pig who rejoiced in the name of the Emperor.
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Birdie was standing on his head and squawking loudly.
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Quw!
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Quw!
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I bet he's asking the emperor to help us find the treasure, said Jake.
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And it seemed he was right,
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because the pig started to trot up the hill,
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with Birdie still perched on his head.
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Jake and Dad followed and were soon halfway down the other side.
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The magnificent pig was now rooting in the ground and digging with his trotter,
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while Birdie hopped around flapping his wings.
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Look, Dad! exclaimed Jake.
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He's found something!
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There was a glint of silver in the evening light
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and before long the round rim of what looked like a goblet came into sight.
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Jake began to jump up and down singing.
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We found it!
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We found it!
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We found the treasure!
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But he soon wished he had kept his mouth shut,
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because the metal detector man came to see what the noise was about.
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Did I just dream that that pig has found something silver in the ground?
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No, it's real life true, said Jake.
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The Emperor Pig and my friend Birdie are both super intelligent
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and know where the Druids buried their treasure to hide it from the Romans
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All we had to do was to ask the pig politely to help us
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and now he's digging it up for us The metal detector man went down on his knees alongside the pig
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and started to dig with his trowel It was starting to get dark when he finally pulled up a goblet
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It glowed a little red in the sinking sunlight,
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but the man said it was silver and probably very old.
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He turned it around and they saw an emblem of a crow engraved on it.
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That's my friend Birdie, said Jake proudly.
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And as they walked back,
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he chatted all about his crow friend and how many clever things he knew.
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They visited the farmhouse to show their discovery to the farmer,
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who was as amazed as they were.
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Well, I never, he said.
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So my granddaddy was right when he told me their druids left gold on this land.
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Well done for detecting it with that buzzing contraption of yours.
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I'll call the museum in the morning and I'll keep my word.
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We'll go 50-50 if it's worth a few quid.
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Well, actually, said Jake, we found it.
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The metal detector man argued that actually the Emperor Pig had found it.
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Jake nodded in agreement.
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Yeah, the Emperor dug it up with his snout,
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but my best friend Birdie the Crow told him where to look,
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because I asked him to help.
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You know, he was friends with one of the Druids in Roman times, said Jake proudly.
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The farmer wiped his brow.
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Well, that is quite a tale, he said.
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Look here, I don't mean to put the kid down,
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said the detector man.
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He's got a real imagination,
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but I have been walking up and down this land for three weeks.
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Now I've earned the reward.
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Well, no point in arguing here this evening, said the farmer.
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Let's see if it's worth anything.
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Let's ask what the museum says, shall we?
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They went back to their cosy barn for supper.
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Jake found it hard to sleep that night,
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as he was so full of excitement.
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Things got even more exciting the next day,
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when they went back up the hill with the farmer and found that the Emperor had dug up a silver tray.
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To their amazement, it was engraved with the emblem of a wild boar.
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The boar looked just like the Emperor, only with fierce tusks.
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The metal detector man was sweeping all over the hill and found a bronze sword studded with some sort of stone.
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Over the next few days,
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more and more gold, silver and bronze turned up,
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many pieces carrying the sign of the wild boar.
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The Emperor was finding treasure three times as fast as the metal detector.
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At the end of the week,
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Jake and his family returned home.
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Jake had to wait about six weeks for any news of the treasure.
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He had almost given up waiting when a parcel arrived by special delivery.
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A well-packed box containing a goblet with the sign of a crow on it.
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Apparently, the museum had bought all the treasure with the sign of the wild boar.
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It was a very special collection dating back to the times of the Welsh,
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who lived before the Roman times.
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But the bird goblet did not seem to fit in,
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and they had given it back to the farmer.
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I'd like you to have it, he wrote.
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Fair's fair.
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Even if the Emperor did dig it up,
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you were the first to spot what he found.
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Mum put the goblet on the mantelpiece.
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Oh, it must be worth something.
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Shall we sell it at the auction house? she asked.
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Oh no, I don't want to sell it.
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It's Birdie's Goblet.
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It's really special and it's probably magic.
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And so they kept the silver goblet
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that the emperor pig had found with the help of a very wise and extremely old black crow.
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It was, said Dad, quite an exceptional holiday souvenir.
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And that was Birdie's Treasure Hunt.
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Read by me, Jana, for Story Nori.
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