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- You like to read?
- Yes. I love to read.
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- What do you like to read?
- I've been reading Darls Chickens.
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Charles Dickens.
I could read him every day.
:29:24
So could I.
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All right, take out your workbooks
and let's start with section three.
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I'll be back in a moment.
:29:55
Gotcha! Right in the neck.
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Come in.
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Almost got you.
:30:09
Good to see you, Jen.
:30:13
Time for one of our
little heart-to-hearts?
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It's about the new girl in my class,
Matilda Wormwood.
:30:25
Her father says she's a real wart.
:30:28
A carbuncle. A blister.
A pustule of malignant ooze.
:30:32
- Matilda is sweet and very bright.
- A bright child?
:30:38
- She can multiply large sums.
- So can a calculator.
:30:43
I think she might be happier
in an older and more advanced class.
:30:49
You can't handle the little viper,
so you're trying to get rid of her.
:30:54
- No...
- Typical, slothful cowardice!
:30:59
The distance the shot-put goes
depends on your effort.