Shadowing Practice: @OfficialPeterRabbit - Cottontail Getting Lost! ๐Ÿฐ | 15+ Mins Compilation | @Kidzuko - Learn English Speaking with Video

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Shrewl!
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Shrewl!
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Shrewl!
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Old Brown's heading this way!
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Then shouldn't we be heading that way?
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It looks like he's circling!
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He must be hunting something!
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Cottontail!
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Shrewl!
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Follow that hoop!
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Shrewl!
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Shrewl!
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Shrewl!
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Hello!
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Puddy!
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Hello, Funky!
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Hello, Peter!
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Kale feathers!
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A tasty morsel missed, but not for long.
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Peter!
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Don't worry, Cottontail.
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You're safe now.
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We can't stay here all night.
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Owls don't stop hunting till they've caught something.
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I know that for a fact.
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Roberts are brave.
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Roberts are brave.
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Wait, I've got a plan!
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It's risky, but it might just work.
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Let's hop to it!
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You can't hide forever, you fluffy fools!
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There you are!
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Carrying that juicy baby bunny!
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You can't hide forever, you fluffy fools!
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There you are!
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Carrying that juicy baby bunny!
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Hey, baby bunny!
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You'll never get caught in tail!
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What can you do?
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Oh rather run You better run I think I hear all the catching on to you Ah!
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Ha ha ha ha!
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Whoa!
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Eugh!
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Ho ho ho ho ho!
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Not that I care about the little rabbits, but don't you think you should go and rescue her?
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Don't eat!
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Old Brown hasn't got her.
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We have!
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Shoo!
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Where's he gone?
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Long gone.
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Let's go home!
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I have a feeling Old Brown won't be very happy when he gets home.
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I'm sorry about today, Cottontail.
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I should have played with you like you wanted and not left you alone.
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That'd be funny.
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Ooh!
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Old Brown, let my sister go!
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Not a chance!
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It's time I taught you a lesson, you naughty nuisances!
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The big pine tree!
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I've got to get him to fly into it.
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I've got it!
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Er, Old Brown, I can't quite hear you.
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What did you say?
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He said...
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I know what he said.
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This is part of my plan.
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It is?
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I mean, of course it is.
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No, I said it's time I taught you...
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Oh, wow!
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Oh, tail, brother!
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Come on, Lily.
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Hurry, Benjamin.
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Coss and tail.
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Yoo-hoo, Peter.
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Are you OK?
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I'm OK.
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Old Brown, he's coming back.
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Peter, do you want to try out your batting skills again?
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Great idea, Lily!
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Ready?
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Here's some more!
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Oh!
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Whoa!
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I'll be back!
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Mark my words, Peter Rabbit!
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Custentail, stay still!
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Still!
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Again, again!
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Nice birdie!
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No, Cottontail!
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Old Brown is not a nice birdie!
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Old Brown is a mean birdie!
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How are we going to get her down?
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Mr. Todd, quick!
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Hide! In there!
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Cottontail, be really, really quiet.
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We're just going to hide for a second.
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Kind of Oh, pine cones.
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What I really need is a nice juicy rabbit Oh no!
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Cottontail!
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Right, rabbit-approve, rabbit-approve Hey, you!
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You stay away from her! Or what?
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Oh, right, that's it.
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It's dinner time!
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Oh, it's no use.
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I need something really big to move this ladder.
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How about a branch, Braver?
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Peter, Lily, you got it!
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Okay, Lily, let's save Cottontail.
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Yes!
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Come here, my fluffy little friend.
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Help!
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Now, Lily!
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Cottontail, pop on the branch breaker!
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Whee!
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No!
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Peter!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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He-he!
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Nothing can stop us now!
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He-he!
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Ah!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Hey!
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What?
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Huh?
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What is that doing in there?
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A mini-rabbit?
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Hi!
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Oh-wee!
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Oh, that tickles!
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Ahem!
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You oughta make a nice pair of earmuffs!
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Hey!
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Leave Custin' Tail alone!
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Off you go, no time to lose, you must be on your way.
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Off you go, cos you can't afford to fail today.
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Whoa!
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Oh no!
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Cousin tail!
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Bye, Peter!
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Come on, quick!
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There's no way we'll catch them!
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There must be a way.
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A good rabbit never gives up.
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Let go!
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It's better if you pedal and I steer.
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I'm pedaling, so I'm steering!
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What's this?
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Why are we slowing down?
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We just pedal!
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That's it!
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We can't catch the go-kart, but maybe we can slow it down.
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I know!
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Whoa!
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Just in case, Pockett, just in case.
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Tie this to a tree.
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Pedal!
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There.
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Now what?
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Pedal!
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Quick!
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This is our chance!
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I can't!
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I won't let go!
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Oh!
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Faster!
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Faster!
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My basket!
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Robots are brave!
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Robots are brave!
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Robots need to run!
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My basket!
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Rubber to breathe!
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Rubber to breathe!
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Rubber to run!
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Whoa!
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Uh-oh!
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Whoa!
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Make it stop!
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Sorry, Whiskers!
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I should have known you were behind this!
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Oh!
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Hello!
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Oh!
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Hang on, Coach O'Tow!
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I've got you!
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Whoa!
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Sorry, Sammy.
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This is where you get on.
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Oh, yeah?
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And who's gonna make me?
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Me!
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Ah!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Again, again!
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The path must be this way.
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No, that way.
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No, it's nowhere.
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We're lost.
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Don't worry, Cottontail.
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Everything's under control.
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Rabbits are brave.
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Rabbits are brave.
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Peek-a-boo!
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Ah!
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Please stop saying that.
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Benjamin!
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That's my wagon! But where's Benjamin?
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Benjamin!
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Where are you?
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Look, these must be his tracks.
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Hmm.
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And there's another set of tracks, much smaller.
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Oh, no!
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Cottontail!
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It looks like she went into the shadowy woods with Benjamin.
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We've got to find them!
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Before someone else does.
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Mr. Todd and Old Brown love hunting in these woods.
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I know that for a fact.
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Let's hop to it.
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There's nothing to be afraid of.
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As long as I'm here, Cottontail, brave is my middle name.
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Piddle-poo!
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Oh, fellas and Fluff, what's that noise?
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Blundering bunnies, you woke me up!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Oh!
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Hurry!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Tail feathers, they've disappeared!
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Rotten rabbits, I'll find you!
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Tail feathers!
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Shh!
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What's that?
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It could be them!
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Come on!
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I think old browner's gone.
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But something else is coming.
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Hmm, nope.
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Peek him!
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Come on!
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Oh, Cottondale, I'm so glad you're okay.
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Benjamin, where is he?
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Peter and Lily funny.
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You scared us.
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Rob's brave, Rob's brave.
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Benjamin, it's me.
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Ah, it's you.
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I mean, it's you.
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I knew that all along.
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Right then, you young scallywags.
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It seems to me that there are a lot of safer places to be running about than Mr McGregor's garden.
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Yes, but those strawberries are... So juicy. So sweet.
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That may be.
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But while you're in my care, you stay where I can see you. Which reminds me.
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Oh my.
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Now, where's she got to?
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What is it?
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I'm sure I left her here. Who?
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Why, your little sister?
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Oh, no!
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Cottontail!
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Mickey, Tiki, Winkle, wah-wah-wah!
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This is bad, very bad.
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I know!
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The cat might get her.
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I was talking about my full tummy, but, uh, yeah, that's bad too.
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Honeybees and hornets, I've got to get back in there!
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Mrs. Tikiwinkle, we can help you!
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It's my fault so it's mine to fix.
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And I do so love this tunnel.
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Woo!
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Come on!
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Mrs Tikiwinkle! By the shed!
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Cotton tail!
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Cotton tail!
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Cotton tail!
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Where is it?
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Yay!
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Where is your cat?
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You!
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She's going to be okay.
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I really thought for a minute their Cottontail was in trouble and we were all, ah, the cat's going to eat her.
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Bet everything's all right now.
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Little Cottontail.
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Or maybe not.
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What?
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Robots? And hedgehogs?
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They need our help.
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Come on!
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AHHHHH!
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What?
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This way, come on!
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Cottontail!
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Come on!
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Come on!
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Oh, grab a run!
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You better run!
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Woo!
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I think I hear I'm catching up to you!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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Woohoo!
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Peter?
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Monkey with a tool belt.
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Quasi, sound the Octo-Alert.
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Octonauts, to the launch bay. And got it!
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Thank you.

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