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I can bang it louder.

Perhaps that’s enough banging for now.

And for all your friends, some seashells from a desert island. Woo!

If you hold them to your ear, you can hear the sea. Yes, I can hear the seaside.

And for my darling Mummy Dog, a chest of golden jewels.

Wow! How lovely. That will come in handy. Ah! It’s great to be home.

It is morning. Captain Dog is up early. Daddy, what are you doing? I’m checking the wind, Danny. Why?

Sailors always check the wind before they sail. But you are not a sailor any more. Oh, yes. I did say that, didn’t I? Do you miss the sea, Daddy?

No, no. I don’t miss the sea. But I do miss my boat.

I’ve got a boat that Granddad Dog made for me. Aa-ha! That’s an exact copy of my boat. You could help me sail it. That sounds like fun.

Peppa and her friends are at the duck pond.

Ahoy, there, shipmates. Room for another boat on the briny waters? Yes.

Excellent! Danny, our boat needs a captain. It can’t sail itself.

Daddy, will you be my boat’s captain?

I’ll be delighted, Danny, if you’ll be my first mate. Yes, please.

Launch the boat. A-ya Captain!

Wind is surf westerly. The waters are come. My last adventure was sailing a boat around the world. My next adventure is sailing a boat across a duck pond! Ah ha ha!

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Today is Freddy Fox's birthday and all the children are going on a big adventure.

Where are we going for your birthday, Freddy? I don't know, but I can't wait to get there. We're here!

Welcome to Crampy Rabbit's Dinosaur Park! Woo!

Dinosaur! Grr…

George loves dinosaurs.

Are there really dinosaurs here? No, just pretend ones. Phew!

Real dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago. Edmond knows a lot about dinosaurs. He is a clever-clogs.

But we've got better than real dinosaurs. We've got singing dinosaurs.

We are the dinosaurs, the dinosaurs, the dinosaurs.

We are the dinosaurs. Listen to us sing. They are a bit small.

Yes, aren't dinosaurs meant to be big? Ah, yes! We do have a big dinosaur. A real vampire. Erm, would you like to meet it? Yes, please.

These are its footprints. We just have to follow them. Woo!

These footprints look very real. Are you sure there is no living dinosaurs about, Grampy Rabbit? Quite sure, Daddy Pig.

Over the botus (这里我怎么也找不到那个单词，即使有画面我也不知道，晕), everyone. Across the bridge. Through the cave.

Oh, the footprints have stopped. Look! There are some green steps. It's a big slide. Wee! Wee! Wee! Wee! Wow! It's a big dinosaur.

Yes, it's my mopping ginormous dinosaur slide. Aha ha ha.

That is some dinosaur. He is a Plateosaurus.

Actually, the correct name is Apatosaurus. You are a bit of a clever-clogs, aren't you? Yes.

All right, my little explorers. Are you ready for the next bit of adventure? Yes, Grampy Rabbit. We have to find an egg.

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An egg?

But eggs are little. It could be anywhere. Leave it to me. Foxes love hunting for eggs. Freddy Fox has a very good sense of smell. Wow! What an egg! It's huge!

Why is the egg so big? It's a dinosaur egg. Is it real?

No, it's better than real. It's pretend. Watch this! Happy birthday! Happy birthday!

The dinosaur egg has a birthday cake inside it. Hooray!

It is not a pretend cake, is it Grampy Rabbit? No, the cake is very real and very tasty. Who wants some? Me! Me!

Birthday boy first! Here you go, Freddy. Happy birthday, Freddy.

Time for the beaten song and dance. Everyone, copy me. To the stomp.

To the dinosaur. Stomp! To the roar!

To the dinosaur roar! Stomp! Stomp! Stomp! Roar! Roar! Roar!

To the dinosaur stomp! Stomp! Roar!

This is my best birthday ever. To the stomp.

To the dinosaur. Stomp! To the roar!

To the dinosaur roar! Stomp! Stomp! Stomp! Roar! Roar! Roar!

To the dinosaur stomp! Stomp! Roar! 17 Bedtime Story

It is night time. Daddy Pig is reading Peppa and George a bedtime story.

And so the prince, the princess, the buggy and the frog all lived happily ever after. The end!

The bedtime story has sent Peppa and George to sleep.

Good night, my little piggies! George's awake. Dinosaur! Grrr…

George, you naughty piggy! Go back to sleep. George is not sleepy.

George! Night time is for sleeping, not playing! I can tell you a bedtime story.

Once upon a time, there was a little pig. His name was George Pig. And he was off to make his fortune. Soon, he came to a forest. Do you like the story, George?

Inside the forest was a little house. And inside the house was a bowl of porridge. George Pig was very hungry. So he ate it all up. Yummy, yummy, yum.

But just as he finished, Baby Bear walked in, and said, \George said, \

Baby Bear said, \make you go very big.\

And then George Pig began to grow. He grew and he grew and he grew until he was taller than all of the trees in the forest. The end.

Are you sleepy, George? No.

Not even a little bit? No!

OK, I'll do a bit more story.

Baby Bear said, \at the end of the world. But it's too far for me to go because I am too little.\

George said, \

So George Pig walked to the end of the world. He walked and he walked and he walked. Are you sleepy yet? No.

He walked through forests, then across mountains, across seas. And are you sleepy yet? No!

He walked all the way to the end of the world and found a big box of golden treasure. Woo!

And a big dragon! Grr…

Yes! A big green dragon, with little wings, and breezing fire. Roar!!!!

Luckily it was a very friendly dragon. And he said,

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But then, George Pig began to shrink. He shrank and he shrinked and he shrunk until he was the same little George Pig as he was before. \Bear.

\

So George Pig and Baby Bear hopped on the dragon's back and flew all the way back home to the little house in the forest. And then it's the end.

George is asleep. Peppa is asleep.

Peppa, what are you doing out of bed? Night time is for sleeping, not playing.

Night-night, my little piggies. Sweat dreams. Peppa and George are in their little beds, fast asleep. 18 Lost Keys

Peppa and her family have been for a lovely day out in the mountains.

Time to go home. Back to the car.

Thank you for visiting the Mountain Beauty Spot. See you again soon. Key! Key!

No, George. You can't play with the car keys. You might lose them.

You're playing with the car keys, Daddy.

But I'm a grown-up. I'm not going to lose them. Oh dear. Daddy Pig has dropped the car keys down a drain. Oh!

Right! Let's go home.

Erm…that might be difficult. Why?

Daddy dropped the car keys down the drain. Oh, Daddy Pig!

Don't worry. I'll get the car keys out of the drain with a stick. Hooray!

Mmm…the drain must be deeper than I thought. The stick is not long enough to reach the keys. What we need is a fishing rod. Then we can catch the keys on a hook.

Maybe Miss Rabbit sells fishing rods. Erm…do you sell fishing rods.

We do, actually. I don't know why. You don't get fish in the mountains.

We are not fishing for fish. We are fishing for keys. My Daddy dropped the car keys down the drain. Oh, you'll never get those back. That drain's really deep.

What are drains for?

A drain takes the rain water away to the sea. The fishing line is not long enough to reach the keys.

My goodness! How deep is this drain?

We can see how deep it is by dropping a stone. Good idea, Miss Rabbit.

We can count how long the stone takes to reach the bottom.

One, two, three, four, five, six. That, is deep! Told you!

What can we do now?

It is Mr. Bull and his friends. Digger! Train!

George loves diggers and trains. Hello, everybody.

Hello, Mr. Bull. Welcome to the Mountain Beauty Spot.

Have you come to do some work?

No, it's our day off. So we came to enjoy the Beauty Spot.

You can see for miles, boss. Yes, it's very pretty.

Erm…Mr. Bull, could we borrow your crane for a minute? What for?

My Daddy dropped the car keys down the drain. Say no more. I'll听不出来 that in no time. Mr. Rhino, the crane please. Stand clear. Down she goes!

How lucky Mr. Bull came along when he did! (我感觉这句话的语法有问题)

Yes, now we'll finally get our keys back. That's the furthest she goes, chief. Mr. Bull is the chief. Did you find our keys?

No. The crane isn't long enough. Now, what shall we do? Easy! We'll dig up the road. Hooray!

Mr. Bull is digging up the beauty spot.

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Stop!

What's going on?

We came to see the beauty spot.

Erm…they're digging it up now. Won't be long. My Daddy dropped the car keys down the drain. Oh!

Hold it! Hold it!

It's the keys. We've got them. Hooray!

There you go!

Thank you, Mr. Bull. Oh, it was nothing.

Er…where's the beauty spot gone?

The Mountain Beauty Spot is now a big hole. It's a cave now. Welcome to the Cave Beauty Spot. Woo!

All thanks to my daddy! Err…and Mr. Bull.

Yes, I'm good at digging holes.

Mr. Bull loves digging holes. Everybody loves digging holes.

19 George's New Dinosaur

George is playing with his favourite toy, Mr.

Dinosaur. George loves playing with Mr. Dinosaur. Mr. Dinosaur is made of plastic. It is almost impossible to break him. Dinosaur! Grr…

George loves playing with Mr. Dinosaur in the bath.

At night time, George always takes Mr. Dinosaur to bed with him. Dinosaur! Grr…

George, Mr. Dinosaur is broken. Oh.

Mr. Dinosaur does not have a tail anymore. Poor George.

You have had Mr. Dinosaur a long time. I'm surprised he lasted as long as he did.

Maybe it's about time you got a new dinosaur. Yes, we can go to Mr. Fox's shop tomorrow. This is Mr. Fox's shop.

Mr. Fox's shop sells everything.

I'm sure we'll find you a lovely new dinosaur here, George. Dinosaur!

George does not want a new dinosaur. Look, George. A big dinosaur. Oh! Dinosaur!

Good morning! Can I help you?

We'd like the dinosaur at the window, please. Certainly!

Good choice. This is the Dino Roar. It roars, it walks, and it sings a dinosaur song.

Dino Roar! Dino Roar! Listen to the Dino Roar! Roar! Wow! Dino Roar! We'll take it. Roar!

George is playing with Dino Roar in the garden. Don't play too roughly with Dino Roar, George. He has moving parts and might get broken.

George cannot play with Dino Roar in the garden. George wants to play with Dino Roar in the bath. George, if you get Dino Roar wet, he'll stop working.

George cannot play with Dino Roar in the bath. It is night time. George has taken Dino Roar to bed with him. Roar! Ah!

George! Dino Roar has woken me up. (Dino Roar is singing at the same time.)

Maybe Dino Roar should sleep somewhere else. George cannot have Dino Roar in his bed at night. It is morning.

Why is George looking so sad?

George cannot play with Dino Roar in the garden, in the bath, or in bed.

Never mind, George. Dino Roar can still roar. Dino Roar! Dino Roar! Listen to the Dino Roar! Roar! Oh!

I think the batteries must run out, Daddy Pig. Already? How many batteries are in here? Hundreds and thousands.

Dino Roar needs lots of batteries to make him roar.

Oh, what's this? A trumpet? It doesn't work. Dinosaur!

That's not a trumpet, Peppa. You found Mr.