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The right of Enid Blyton to be identified
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Boarding
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of the stream water.
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all
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thankfully.
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said Fatty, and every one brightened at once. "Or what about my ringing up Inspector Jenks and asking him if he wants a bit of help in anything?" "Oh, you couldn't do that," said Bets, knowing quite well that Fatty could do anything if he really wanted to. "Though it would be awfully nice to see him again." Inspector Jenks was their very good friend. He had been pleased with their help in solving many queer mysteries. But Mr. Goon had not b..
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and get your new torch batteries tomorrow, after all,' she smiled. 'It was lucky you noticed in time--' 'Because I don't want any more black marks against my name!
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go off the deep end
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CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE MARTIN GIVES ELIZABETH A SURPRISE
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were either staying on there or going to different boarding schools. Her trunk was packed full. On the side was painted in big black letters DARRELL RIVERS. On the labels were the letters MT for Malory Towers. Darrell had only to carry her tennis racket in its press, and her small bag in which her mother had
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Alicia was white. 'I'm not performing any more tonight,' she said, in a cold and angry voice. 'You're quite stealing the performance yourself, aren't you, Moira? Wonderful demon queen you'd make, with that look on your face!' It was so exactly what Moira did look like that there were quite a lot of guffaws. Alicia walked off the stage. Darrell was petrified. Sally took charge.
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these belonged to the school, any child who wished could help to care for them and feed them. There were three beautiful Jersey cows in the meadow, too, and one girl and boy milked these every day. They had to be up early in the morning, but they didn't mind at all. It was fun! Jennifer Harris had some pets. They were small white mice, and she was very fond of them indeed. They were kept in a big cage, and she cleaned it out every day, so t..
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washed for even longer
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C'est terrible
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cet enfant terrible,' that
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instructions
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be as good as gold.
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But, except for a good shaking, and some fine big bruises, Fatty was not hurt at all. His fat had kept him from breaking any bones!
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Just the same old couple!' said Dick. 'You've got a spot on your chin, George, and why on earth have you tied your hair into a ponytail, Anne?' 'You're not very polite, Dick,' said George, bumping him with her suitcase. 'I can't think why Anne and I looked forward so much to seeing you again. Here, take my suitcase - haven't you any manners?' 'Plenty,' said Dick, and grabbed the case. 'I just can't get over Anne's new hairdo. I don't like i..
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The red caravan, picked out with black and yellow, is ours,' said Dick. 'The blue one, picked out in black and yellow, is yours and Anne's.' 'Woof,' said Timmy at once. 'Oh, sorry - yours too, Timmy,' said Dick at once, and everyone chuckled.
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afternoon Pip's mother, Mrs Hilton, went to tea with Lady Candling,
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Well you needn't have any 'feelings' about mountains," said Philip. "Mountains are all the same - just tops, middles and bottoms, sometimes with sheep on and sometimes without."
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the tyre?' said Janet. 'I mean - it just might come in useful. And we could measure the width of the tyre print too.' 'I don't see how those things can possibly matter,' said Barbara, who wanted to go down the lane and join the three boys. 'Well, I'm going to try and copy the pattern,' said Janet firmly. 'I'd like to have something to show the boys!' So, very carefully, she drew the pattern in her notebook. It was a funny pattern, with line..
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Those first form kids!' said Tessie, in disgust. 'Honestly, they ought to be in a kindergarten, the way they behave!
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