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Here ore our friends Peter ond Jone,
with their Mum ond Dod.

Cur friends ore off to the seo in their
Cor. They will be there Soon. They con

See the Seo now oS they look down.

"There it is," soys Jone, crs she looks
out of the .co r " There is the seo, ct nd

there_ ctre the boots on it."

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"l wont to be down there:' soys Peter.
"l like to be in o boot on the seo."

The brother ond sister tolk obout the
things they ore going to do.

" l wont to see o ll ou r f riends," soys

Jo ne.

"l wont to be out in the sun oll doy:'
soys her brother . " l wo nt to go into the

seo ond to go out in o boot."

The next doy the children go down to
see their friend Torn. They like him ond

he likes them. Tom is of work on his big

boqt, down by the seo. He hos two

boots, o big one ond o little one.

" lt's good to see yo u," he soys to
"l hove to
Peter ond Jone. work on my

big boot. Do you wont to help me 7"

"Yes," soys Peter, "\rug wont to hglp you,
qnd then we wont to go on the woter.

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They tolk to Tom os they hel"p him

with his work on his boot. They tell him

obout the things they wont to do, ond

he tells them obout the seo.

Tom likes to tolk to them obout the

seo ond obout his boots.

Peter looks into the big boot. " Look
of this," he soys to Jone. "Tom con eot
in here, or go to bed if he wqnts to."

J o ne looks into the boot . " Yes," she
soys, "it's like o little house. lt must be

f u n to live in the re."
Tom tells them he lives in his big boot

some of the time. He soys thot when it
is hot he likes to live by the seo.

"You con go into the boot if you like,"

he soys to the two children. "You con
see where I eot ond go to bed."

"Thonk youi' soys Peter. Then he sqys

to Jofle, " Come on, let's get into the
boot. lt will be fun to see where Tom

lives."

"Yes," soys Johe, "l'll come,"

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if live time when hot







The children hove o good time on Tom's
boot. Tom hos soid they con hove o
lopk round.

" Let's go down trlo\ru," soys Jone. " l

wont to see where Tom eots." The brother
ond the sister go down.

" Hove you been down here befo re?"

Peter osks Jone.

" No, I hoven't been here befo re: ' Jone

soys. S he looks rou nd o nd sCIys, " H ere's
o fish, ond I con see thot Tom hos opples
ond coke ond milk."

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P. eter looks out ot Tom. "We must dot
let him do qll the work. We must go ond
helP him," he soys.

"Yes," Jone soys, "but I wont to come

ogoin. I like it down here very much.

Let's go up now. lt's very hot down

here. "

Thm mmxt dmy thm chilCren ffirffi cut int

the $Lin ffigstm. They cnre hy the $ffiffi wlth

thmflr f riends.

Thmy mf,fl Xilkm to ptruy Uffirme$* They run
nnd jr"rrvrp, mmd ploy wlth ffi hig botrl, lt is

hot, hut thmy ltke it tm be hffit"

Whenr ilt gmts very hot they go into

the \nvfitmr" They nX[ Iikm tn gffit wet in the

sffifr.

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"lt's fun to get wet when you ore Jiot,"

soys Peter.

"Yes, I like it very much," soys Jone.

After they hove been in the woter they
run round ogoin, clnd then Jone wonts
to sit down.

"l don't wont to sit downi' soys Feter.
" I wont to moke things. You sit down

ond see whot I con moke."

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wet don't

Tom ond the two children ore on the

boot.

- Peter soys, "Awoy we go. We're golng

out to seo."

..lone looks of the other boots qs they
go by. She cqn see other hoys ond girls

on them.

Then Tom lets Jone help him with the

boot. He tells her whot to do ond she

does it.

"You be the look-out," soys L\.

Toffir to
Peter. "Tell Lrs whot you see." Peter does

0s Tom tells him.

Some birds fly by. Peter looks up ot

the birds os they fly by the boot.

Then Feter soys, "Look, I con see o boy
in donger. He's in the seo. \l/e must help

him."

Torn sees thot the boy is in donEer.

"Good boy, Peter," he soys.

All of them con see the boy in the

wbter. He is by his own boot. He is in

dqnger.

Tom knows whot to do. He mokes his

boot go to the boy in the woter. Then
he pulls the boy fronr the woter. Tom

pulls_him into his big hoot.

Peter wonts to help if he con. He gets

the boy's hot from the woter. He helps
Tom with the boy's boot.

The boy is very wet. Jone mokes him
sit down, ond looks ofter him.

The boy thonks them very much for
the help.

"l wos going to fish:'he soys, "but

I don't wont to flow: I wont to go home
to my mother ond fother." ,

"l'll toke you home to your mother ond

fother," Tom soys.

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The children hove to go home todoyi
Here they ore with Dod ond Mum in
their cor. As they go by the boots they

con see Tom.
"We'll see you ogoin soon, Tom," they

soy.

"l don't wont to go home," soys Peter

to Jone.
"\\lhot obout oll your friends of home ?"

osks Mum.

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"Yes, I wont to see them oll ogoih,"
soys Jone. "l wont to see Pom of the

form, ond the children next door."

"Yes, I wont to see my best friend
"l obout
Bob:' soys Peter. con tell him oll

Tom qnd his boots."

Jone soys, "We must tell oll our friends

obout the boy we hod to pull out of the
woter. He wqs very wet. I hod to give

him hot milk."

6, Peter is home ogqin. He hqs come to
see his best friend Bob who lives next

door.

He finds Bob ot work, He is going to

moke o doll's house for his Iittle sister

Molly.

Bob looks up CIs Peter comes in.

"Hove you hod o good tlme owoy ot

the seo ?" he osks.
"Yes," soys Peter. "We hod fun in the

seo with o big boot.
"!Vhqt's this ?" he qsks.
"This is going to be o doll's house for

my little sister Molly," soys Bob. "l wont

to moke o big one so thot her dolls con
go in it. My fother will help me. You con
help me if you wont to."

"Yes, pleose, Bob. I wqnt to help you

very much," scrys Peter.

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f inds doll's dolls Molly

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It is the ofternoon of the next doy.
H ere ore the two boys of Bob's house.
They ore of work on the doll's house

ogoin. They like to moke things.

lVtr Green hos put in the door ond the
windows. Now the boys put on the top of
the doll's house.

"!\le'll moke it red," soys Bob. "Molly

likes red. "

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Mr Green boby lovbs

Then Molly comes in with her boby

doll. The little girl sees the doll's house.

Bob tells her thot it is for her.

"Good," she soys. " lt's for me. lt's my

doll's house. I wont to put my dolls in

it." Molly loves oll her dolls.

"She will hove fun with it," soys Peter.

"Yes," soys Bob, "ond it'll be fun for

us to see her ploy."

* Here is Molly with her doll's house. lt
is red now. She sow the boys moke it

for her. She likes it very much. Molly

ploys with the doll's house every doy.

The little girl hos four dolls of her owrl.

One is o boby doll. She likes the boby

do Il -best.

She hos put every doll into the doll's
house so thot they look out of the four

windows.

Now Molly wonts to put the cot in her
doll's house. She finds the cot ond puts
it in with her boby doll. The cot loves to
ploy with Molly.

Molly tolks to the dolls ond the cot.
She osks them if they like their doll's
house. Then she soys she is going to

give them some teo.

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every four

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a This is the gorden of Mr ond Mrs Green

who live next door to Peter ond Jone.
It is o big gorden. Mr ond Mrs Green's
two girls ploy in the gorden. The dog

Pot is here.

It is very hot this ofternoon. Molly is

hot ond her sister Mory is hot. The dog
is hot so he sits by o tree out of the sun.
The cot is up the tree

Mory puts some woter on her sister.

Molly likes it ond osks her to do it ogoin.
The two girls hove fun with the woter.

Peter ond Bob ore not here. Bob keeps
robbits ond the boys ore with the robbits

now. Bob looks ofter the robbits every
doy. Peter likes to help him.

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The two boys qre in the gorden now.
They sow Mory ond Molly ploy with the

woter.

Peter soys to Bob, "Let's ploy like thot.

It's very hot. Let's ploy with the woter."

Bob soys, "Yes, we will. I know whot

to do."

He gets up the tree. Peter is bY the

tree. He looks up.

" Don't look u p, Peter," soys Bob. " l

wont to put some woter on YoLI ."

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Peter looks down, und Bob puts woter
on him.

"Th ts Is f u rtr," sfiys Peter. " l'll dm it

to you no\ru." Bob gets down, ctnd Peter

gets pr"i the tree. Peten puts wnten on

Bob. They Xike to ploy with woter in the

hot sun.

The dog Pot looks on" Then Peter puts
some wster 0n him"

This is the form where Pom lives with
her mother ond fqther. Her fother keeps

cqws, pigs ond horses. lt is o big form.

He lets Pom look ofter some of the horses.

She likes to do this.

Thel'e is no school todoy ond Jone hos

come to the form to see her friend Pom.
Here they ore with two horses. The girls

love - horses.

Pom helps Jone up onto one of the

horses ond then she gets up onto the
other. "Come on:' she soys. " Let's go."

The horses wolk by the trees. " Do you
like it, Jone ?" qsks Pom.

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"Yesr" soys Jooe, "ond the horses li
it os much CIs we do."

It is o hot doy, but it is not hot by the il

trees.

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Here ore the girls ogoin, on their horses.

Thley hove come owoy f rcm the trees

now.

They stop the two horses to look down
the h ill.

" l love o ll th i$," soys Pum. n'l love
the trees and the f lowers. Look of the

birds up there."
"Yes," soys J q ne. Then she soys, " l

con see men of wol,k on the form."

"Do you wont to toke some eggs when
you go home ?" osks Pom"

"Yes, plgose," soys Jone. "l'll give some
of thenn to my grondrnother. l'll be going
to see her when I get home."

She tells Pum thot she llkes to hetrp her

grondmother ond grondfother becquse
she loves them o nd beco use they CIre

old.

The girls ond the horses g0 0n"

"l wont o horse like this," sCIys Jone.

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Peter ond Jqne go to the home of

their grondmother ond grondfother.

Grondfother is ot home in his choir by
the fire. He likes to sit in his chqir ond
reod for some time every doy. G rond-
mother is in her gorden with her flowers.
Grondmother ond Grondfother do not go
out much becouse they ore old. They
like it when Peter ond Jone come to see

them.

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Peter ond Jone wolk down the street
to the shops. Jone hos o bog ond Peter

hos o boll.

The children get some sweets ond some

toys. Then they hove to get some things
for their grondmother. They tolk obout
the things which they hove to get.

"Do we wont eggs?" osks Peter.

"N oi' soys Jone, "l gove Grondmother

some eggs from the form."

Peter ond Jone hove been to the shops.

They get CIn CI bus to go to their grond-

''mother's o nd g ro ndfother's house.

They look ottt of the bus 0s they go

u p the street. The c h i Id ren see o tro irl

in the stotion os they go by. Then they
go by the Police stotion, ond see o Police

c0 | there.
They hove teo with their grondfother

ond Erondmother ond help with the work
in the house.

After this, G rondfother mokes some

things for Jone's doll's house. He mokes

o little bed for Jone's doll Ann. "Ann
will Iike th is," soys J o ne. "T kho n you

very much."

Dod comes in the cor to toke the

children home"

"Look whot Grondfother gove me,"'

soys Jone.

"Grondmother gove me some opples
from the gordeni' soys Peter.

Jone tolks obout her school ond her

teoc her.

@ "l like our teocher," she soys ' " She

is good to oll the children' She helps us

to reod. She gove me this to reod ot

home." Jone reods to Peter.

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"Yes," soys Peter. "We oll like sihool
ond we oll like our teocher. I like to drow
for her. I wont to drow nou,/."

"l wont to reod to An ni' soys Jone.
She puts her doll Ann on o choir ond

reods to her.

Peter drows. He drows Jone on cr
horse, ct nd th ree or fou r birds in o tree.

Then he drows cln old mon with o dog.

"l'll toke this to school," he soys.
"l wont to let my
teocher see this."

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Here is Jone with her best friend Mory.

The boys ore not here. The two girls
ore in Mrs Green's gorden. Mrs Green
*is Mory's mother. Jone likes to ploy with
Mory, ond Mory likes to ploy with Jone.

Todoy they wont to ploy with their

dolls. They get sorne woter for their gome.

lVlory puts her doll into the woter, ond
then Jone puts hers in. The two girls
hove fun os they ploy with the dolls ond

the woter.

The cot is with them, but she does not
like the woter. She wonts the birds, but

she finds thot they fly owcty from her.

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Mr qnd Mrs G reen come to see 'the

girls. Then Mr ond Mrs Green go out in

their cor. They CIre going to the shops.

Peter ond Jone go round to the gorden
next door. Their friends next door ore
cnruoy, ond they wont Peter ond Jone to
look ofter their gorden for them.

Jone looks for the cot. She is going to
g ive her some m ilk. When the cot sees
the milk she jumps down from o tree.

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Peter soys, "The su n is down novt, so

l'll woter the flowers." He puts some

woter on the gorden.

"Don't get \A/et," soys Jone, "ond pleose

don't let the woter get on the cot. S he
doesn't like it. She will not hove her milk
if you do."

" l'll woter ou r own go rden ofter th is,"
soys Peter. "T hen we must see to the

ro bbits."

"l like to help our friends like thiS,"

sqys Jo I're.

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The children ore home from school

ond Dod is home from work. They hove
hod teo with Mum.

Dod tells Mum obout his doy ot work.
Then he tqlks to the children.

Peter tells Dod obout their work in the
gorden next door.

"We hove to look ofter the gorden

becouse our friends ore owoy:' he soys.