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Off they go. Peter wolks with
Doddy, ond Jone wcl lks with
Mummy. They go by the houses
ond the shops. They see some cors
ond 0 bus. On they go to the hill.
"l like to go where there ore trees
ond flowefs," sctys Jone. "Where do
you Wont to go, PeteY?"
"l wont to go where I con see
robbits ond horses. I like to go by
the fo rm," soys Peter.
Doddy sctys, "Yes, we con go by
the fo rm."
"Look," soys Jone. " I con reod
where it soys TO TH E H lLL."
"Yes," soys Pgt er, " ond I con reod
BUS STOP."
new words by where
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Now they wolk by the woter. Pot
wonts to go into the woter. Peter
will not let him. " l wont to look for
fiSh," he soys.
"l con see two down th ere," soys
Jone, " Look, Peter con you see o *
big one ond o little on e?"
"\qlhere?" sctys Peter. Then he
soys, "Yes, I con see them. I con see
them nou,/,"
Mummy ond Doddy go on. They
ore by the trees. "l con see the hill
now," soys Mummy.
Doddy looks for the children.
"Come ofl," he soys. "We will go on
to the form. We con get some milk
t h ere.''
"Yes ",sclys Mummy, "\ /e will oll
huve some milk."
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Mummy, Doddy ond the children
wolk up to the form. They go by the
pigs. There ore two big pigs ond
two little ones.
Jone likes the little pigs. She
gives them some of her coke. Peter
hos some opples ond he glves some
of them to one of the big pigs. "This
big pig likes oppleS," he soys. " He
wonts oll of them nou,/."
"\Vhere ore Mummy ond Doddy?"
soys Jone.
"They ctre by the co\A,/s," sctys
Peter. "They wont to get some milk
for us. Come on, Jone, ond hove
some milk no\ru."
The two children wolk to Mummy
ond Doddy. They wont some milk.
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They oll go in. "Here you ore,"
soys the mCIn. "Here is some milk for
yqo L)."
Jone ond Peter ond Mummy
hove some of the milk, ond Doddy
soys, " Now I wont some, pleose."
The mon works on the form ond
he "l ikes to tolk to them obout it. He
tolks obout the cows, CInd he tolks
obout the pigs. He likes his work.
Then Doddy tolks to the mon
obout the wolk. He soys where they
wont to go. "Yes," soys the mon, "l
Iike to wolk up the hill. I like to be up
there. You ccln see the see."
He gives Pot some milk.
new words tolk obout
They ccln see the top no\n/. They
con see the top of the hill.
J'We will stop of the top to eot,"
soys Doddy.
"Yes," sclys PeteY, "let us wolk to
the top ond then eot. We oll wont to
eot. "
"Look," soys Jone, con see
DANGER."
"Yes," soys Mummy, "do not go
there." Then she soys, " Con you see
the troin?"
"Yes," sclys Jone, " l con see it
down there. lt looks Iike o toy troin."
"Look of the little houses," soys
Peter. "lt is f u n to see them like this.
Now I con see the form."
The children tolk obout the form.
new words top eot
Here they ore in the sun of the top
of the hill, Mummy, Doddy ond the
chi Idren oll llke the sun. They stop
now to look down the hill.
They con see the form ond o mon
with some cows. The cows ore
goin_g to the woter by the trees. A
Iittle red cor is going to the form. The
troin is going to the stotion.
"Look," soys Jone. " l con sge the
seo. ! con see the sun on the seo."
"Yes," scrys Peta(, "l con see it. I
con see the seo. There is o boot on
it."
The children Iike to tolk obout the
seo.
new words su n going
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There ore trees of the top of the
hill. Doddy soys, " Now we will eot
by-this tree." Jone ond Peter help
Mummy, ond then they oll sit down
to eot.
Doddy wonts to sit by the tree.
Mummy ond the children Iike to be
in the sun. Pot sits with them. They
oll sit where they con look down the
hill.
Doddy tolks obout the ofternoon.
He soys , "Wq ore going to ploy in
the sun this ofternoon, ond then we
ore going to wolk down the hill for
teo. "
"Good," soys Peter. "lt will be fun
to ploy with Doddy thls ofternoon."
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It is the ofternoon. Doddy,
Mummy, Jone ond Peter sit in the
sun of the top of the hill. Pot wonts
to eot. The children tolk obout the
gomes they like.
Then Peter soys to Doddy, "Are
you going to ploy with us this
ofterhoon? You soid so."
"Yes," scrys Jone, "you sold so."
"Yes," soys Doddy, "l soid it, so I
will ploy. Whot do you wont to
ploy?"
"Let us ploy with the boll," soys
Peter. "lt will be good fun."
Doddy ond Jone hove the boll"
Peter wonts to get it, ond Doddy
ond Jone hove to stop hirn
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ofter
Down go the robbits, so thot the
dog connot get them. Pot wonts to
gg down ofter them . " Look, he is
going down ofter the robbits now,"
soys Jone. " Pull him out, Peter. Pull
him out, pleose."
" soys lVl ummy, "pul Il him
out now, Pet elr,"
Peter pulls ond pulls of Pot. "Here
he comes," soys Jone. " Good for
you, Pet er." 'i
Now Fot is out. He runs owcly.
"Let him gb,",, soys Doddy. "He will
come ofter us. We hove to go @n
nOU'/."
The ofternoon sun is going do\ /n.
lVl ummy soys she wonts some teo.
They wolk ,.on down th,e hill. Pot
comes ofter thern.
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The children tolk obout the dog
ond the robbits. "lt wos good of you
to pull Pot out," soys Jone to Peter.
"You must hove some teo ofter thot."
"Yes, we ore going to hove teo
now," scrys Jone , " Doddy soid so."
Hgre they ore of o teo shop. "lt
scrys AFTERNOON TEAS," sctys
Peter. "l ccln reod it. Let us go in ond
sit down out of the sun. I wont
to eot," he soys.
"Yes," sclys Mummy, "\ /e con eot
here, but whot obout the dog?"
"He con come in," soys Doddy,
"but he must be o good dog."
"Yes" soys Jone to Pot. "You
must be cl good dog."
new words must but
ln they go . "You must be o good
dog," soys Jone to Pot. "You must
s|t here by my choir ond not run
obout."
Doddy pulls out o choir for
Mummy. Peter sits on o little choir,
ond Doddy hos cr big choir. "\Vhot
ore -\ /e going to eot?" osks Doddy.
"l must hove some teo, but I do
not wont to eot," scrys Mummy.
"Con we hove some coke ond
some milk, pleose?" osk Peter ond
Jol'le.
The girl comes up to them, ctnd
Doddy osks her for teo ond milk ond
cokes. After this they oll tolk obout
the ofternoon. "lt wos ct good gome
of the top of the hill," sctys Peter.
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After they hove hod teo Jone ond
Peter see cl boy ond o girl come into
the teo shop. " Look," soys Jolte.
"They go to our school. We must
tolk to them."
"Ccln we tolk to them now,
pleos e?" Peter osks Doddy.
"Yes," he soys, " but let Pot sit
here by my choir."
Jone ond Peter go to tolk to the
boy ond girl. They pull out choirs
ond sit down. "We hove hod our
teo," soys Peter.
They tolk obout the ofternoon
wolk to the top of the hill. Then they
tolk obout school. Pot runs to Jone.
"No, Pot," she soys. "You ore not
going to run obout in here. Doddy
soid so."
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Doddy gets up from his ch0ir.
"We hove hod our teo ond now we
n1 ust go," he soys. "We will wotk to
the stotion ond go home by troin."
The children like this.
They go out frorn the shop ond
wolk down the street. ln the street
the -Children look in the sweet shops
ond the toy shops, but they do not
stop. Pot pulls Jone ofter hlm.
Peter osks Doddy where the
stotion is. "lt is in thls street:' soys
Doddy.'.On you go, ond do
not let the dog run owcty from you.
The children wont to get to the
stotion. They like to go by troin.
new words f rom street
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The children soon come to the
stotion. They go in from the street.
As they go in, cl big troin pulls out
from the stotion. They look cls it is
going by.
"lt is cl goods troin," soys Peter,
" ond there clre pigs ond cows on it."
Pot wonts to run ofter it, but Jone
will not let him . "Keep by me," she
soys to her dog. "You must not run
ofter the tro in. "
As Mummy ond Doddy come
Jone osks, "Where is our troin?"
"lt will be here soofr," sctys
Doddy. "The mon soid so."
Then the troin comes in. "Come
o[," scrys Mummy. "Let us get in.
We will soon be home."
new words soon Cls
As soon CIs they sit down in the
troin the children look out of the
window. From the window tney
con see more ond more streets ond
hou$es going by.
'Now we con see the hill where
we hod our wolk," soys Jone.
"Look out of the window, Mummy,
you con see more no\n/. You con see
the top of the hill. I con see where
we hod our gome."
" Con you see the form , Jon e?"
ctsks Peter.
"Yes," she soys , "there ore some
cows by the form house, qnd some
more cows by the pigs."
"Now I con see where you hod to
pull Pot owoy from the robbits,"
she soys. -
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Who is the other mon in the troin?
He is from the form, CInd he tolks to
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D'oddy obout it.
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Who is the grrl with Jone? The
mon from the form is her Doddy.
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Who is the other bo y? He is from
Peter's school. He eots on clpple, He
hos some more opples on'd Eiv^es
one to Jone, one to Peter, ond ome 1
",;d'.
Jone ond Peter tolk to the boy
ond girl obout the wolk they hove
.hod. The girl osks Jone to come Io#I
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As Doddy looks out of the :":
window he soys, "We will soon
come to our stotion."
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As the troin stops , Peter looks out
of the window. "Which stotion is
thi s?" he osks.
"Yes, which is osks Jone.
"lt is our stotioff," soys Doddy.
"We get out here. Get the bogs.
Which ore our bogs?"
Mummy gets her bog. Doddy hos
the other. Then they oll get out.
Jone tolks to the other girl, who *
helps her with Pot. "Thonk you,"
she soys.
They go from the stotion to the
street cls soon os they con. "Pot
wonts to wcrll(," scrys Jone.,
"Yes," scrys Mummy, "but we
must get o bus." .
" Let us sit on top of the bus,"
scrys Peter.
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They wolk down the street.
"!Vhich is our bus?" ctsks Peter.
l-'\A/hich is it?" he osks clgoin.
"Not this one, the other on e,"
soys Mummy. She osks Peter to
toke the dog into the bus.
But Pot will not get on. He
wcrnts to run owcty.
"You must get o[," sctys Peter.
"Here comes Doddy," soys Jone
from the window. " He will help."
Doddy helps Mummy on to the
bus. Then Peter tokes the bog from
Doddy, os Doddy puts Pot on to the
bus. More boys who go to Peter's
schoot get on. They tolk to Peter
obout the gome they hove hod.
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Peter ond his sister get off the bus
to wolk home. Soon they go by the
sihool. "\A/hot do you like to do ot
scho ol?" Jone crsks her brother.
"l like to reod ond drow," sctys
Peter.
"So do 1," soys his sister. "Or
I like to moke things," she soys.
"Look, Doddy is golng to tolk to
thot policemofl," Peter soys.
"Yes," soys Jone, "we know him,
ond we know his little boy who
comes to our school,"
Mummy tolks to the men in the
shop. She wonts some things for
the house. Peter tokes the bogs
ggoin to help Mummy. He ond his
sister wont to go home now.
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"Look," soys Peter to his sister.
"\Vhot is this?"
-'Reod oll obout it!" soys the
mon. "Reod oll obout it!'t
Peter knows how to reod. He
reods, "BlG FIRE THIS
AFTERNOON."
"We sow the firemen go:' soys
Jone to her brother. "We sow them
from the bus. The men know how to
put o fire out. They will hove put it
out by no\A,/."
Peter soys to his sister, "l con
reod some more. Look, it soys
DANGER, MEN AT WORK." HE
reods it ogoin to his Doddy, ond
Jone reods to her Mummy.
Doddy soys, "lt is good thot our
children know how to reod,"
new words how