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Well,shesaideventually.Thankyoufortheperfectafternoon.NowImustgohomebeforeitgetslight!Perfect?askedMr.Happy.Perfectlydreadful,sheagreed.Andoffshewent.Isay,chuckledMr.GreedytoMr.Happy,Youdoknowsomefunn

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Thebus,onitsreturnjourneyfromtown,passedher.Mr.HappyandMr.Daydream,ontheirwayhomeandsittinginthedry,lookedoutofthewindow.Isay,remarkedMr.Happy,lookingoutatthebedraggledfiguretrudgingalonginthewet.What

TwoweeksagohetookhertoseeMrGreedy.Hetookherhisrecipeforhisfavouritemeal.Butthat'smuchmuchtoomuchfortinylittleme,shelaughed.MrGreedygrinned.Foryou,hesaid,dividebyahundred!

Nowonder!Everybosywasexhausted.Thayhadallfallenasleep.

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Helpmepushtheboatoutontothesea,Georgecalled.Righth,saidMrMuddle,andpushtheboatupontothebeach!Welldone,MrMuddle,saidGeorge.MrMuddlesmiledasmileandwenthome.Georgesmiledasmileandwenttotelleverybody.

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