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Speaker 1: I'd like to say hello to some friends. Hello to

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Speaker 1: Liness and Harriet. Hello to Ev from bally Hackmore in Belfast,

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Speaker 1: Northern Ireland. Hello to Yasmina over in Davis, California. Hello

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Speaker 1: to Leander, and Hello to Clementine coach your case, who

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Speaker 1: is five years old and lives in Virginia and is

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Speaker 1: working so hard in kindergarten and learning to read. Also,

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Speaker 1: i'd like to say happy birthday to Ella Chamorro, who

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Speaker 1: is celebrating her birthday on October twenty fourth. A very

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Speaker 1: happy birthday to you. I hope your day is very special.

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Speaker 1: This story is a fairy tale about a golden crab.

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Speaker 1: One day, a fisherman goes out to fish and finds

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Speaker 1: a golden crab. The crab stays for a while in

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Speaker 1: the fisherman's house and then asks him to tell the

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Speaker 1: king he wishes to marry his daughter. The king makes

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Speaker 1: the crab perform some tasks first, but then they marry.

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Speaker 1: The queen feels that the crab must be a prince

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Speaker 1: that is hiding himself, but she can never figure it

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Speaker 1: out until one day there is a tournament to find

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Speaker 1: true identity, the golden Crab. Once upon a time there

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Speaker 1: was a fisherman who had a wife and three children.

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Speaker 1: Every morning he used to go out fishing, and whatever

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Speaker 1: fish he caught sold to the king. One day, among

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Speaker 1: the other fishes, he caught a golden crab. When he

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Speaker 1: great dish, but he kept the crab separate because it

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Speaker 1: in the cupboard. Now, while the fisherman's wife was cleaning

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Speaker 1: the fish, and had tucked up her gown so that

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Speaker 1: her feet were visible, she suddenly heard a voice which said,

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Speaker 1: be seen. She turned around in surprise, and then she

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Speaker 1: saw the little creature, the golden crab. What you can speak?

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Speaker 1: Can you you ridiculous crab, she said, for she was

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Speaker 1: not very happy with the crab's remarks. Then she took

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Speaker 1: him up and placed him on a dish. When her

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Speaker 1: husband came home and they sat down to dinner, they

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Speaker 1: heard the crab's little voice saying, give me some too.

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Speaker 1: They were all very much surprised, but they gave him

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Speaker 1: away the plate which had contained the crab's dinner, he

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Speaker 1: found it full of gold. And as the same thing

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Speaker 1: One day, the crab said to the fisherman's wife, go

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Speaker 1: his younger daughter, if she will have me. The old

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Speaker 1: because he was a wise king, and he knew that

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Speaker 1: He said, therefore, to the fisherman, go on and tell

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Speaker 1: by tomorrow morning, he can build a wall in front

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Speaker 1: The fisherman went home and gave the crab this message.

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Speaker 1: Then the crab gave the fisherman's wife a golden rod,

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Speaker 1: and said, go and strike with this rod three times

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Speaker 1: The old woman did so and went away again. The

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Speaker 1: Majesty's orders have been fulfilled. That is all very well,

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Speaker 1: said the king, But I cannot let my daughter marry

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Speaker 1: So the old woman had to strike again three times

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Speaker 1: Then the crab said to the old fisherman, Now take

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Speaker 1: Then a man will come out and ask you what

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Speaker 1: has sent me to tell you that you must send

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Speaker 1: give you besides the queenly robes of gold and precious stones,

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Speaker 1: and then crept upon the golden cushion. And in this

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Speaker 1: crab presented the other garment to his bride. Now the

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Speaker 1: told her how he was the son of the greatest

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Speaker 1: king in the world, and how he was enchanted so

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Speaker 1: that he became a crab by day and was a

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Speaker 1: into an eagle as often as he wished. No sooner

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Speaker 1: for the crab grew, and the polite attention with which

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Speaker 1: suspected some secret, but though they spied and spied, they

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Speaker 1: mother still thought the whole matter very strange. At last

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Speaker 1: the King said to her, I will appoint a tournament

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Speaker 1: in your honor, and I will invite all the princes

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Speaker 1: in the world to it, and if any one of

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Speaker 1: them pleases you, you shall marry him. In the evening.

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Speaker 1: The princess told this to the crab, who said to her,

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Speaker 1: you require of me? Answer him? Thus, your master, the

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Speaker 1: King has sent me here to tell you to send

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Speaker 1: him his golden armor and his steed and the silver apple,

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Speaker 1: and bring them to me. The princess did so and

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Speaker 1: you see me that I am the crab, for if

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Speaker 1: by and throw you the silver apple. Take it in

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Speaker 1: your hand. But if they ask you who I am,

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Speaker 1: say that you do not know. So saying, he kissed her,

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Speaker 1: repeated his warning once more, and went away. The princess

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Speaker 1: second tournament. The crab then gave his wife the same

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Speaker 1: He then repeated his warning and went away. In the evening,

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Speaker 1: that prince please you. The princess looked at her in

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Speaker 1: She ran into her daughter's room, where the crab shell

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Speaker 1: Now we must leave the princess and turn to the

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Speaker 1: other people in the story. One day, an old man

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Speaker 1: Then he saw before him a stately palace, and entering

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Speaker 1: he found in a large hall a table set for

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Speaker 1: At noon, he heard a great noise, so that he

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Speaker 1: At this sight, his fear became still greater. The eagles

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Speaker 1: And so the healths went round. Then one of them said,

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Speaker 1: And now she wanted him to guide her there at once.

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Speaker 1: And now the prince said again, while he took up

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Speaker 1: may she live long and well, But a curse on

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Speaker 1: you that day that you would be trained me? Now

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Speaker 1: you see that I spoke the truth. But all that

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Speaker 1: bad time is past. Now listen to me. I must

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Speaker 1: still remain enchanted for three months. Will you stay here

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Speaker 1: with me till that time is over. So the princess

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Speaker 1: stayed with him and said to the old man, go

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Speaker 1: am staying here. Her parents were very much confused when

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Speaker 1: the old man came back and told them this. But

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Speaker 1: as soon as the three months of the prince's enchantment

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Speaker 1: a man once more, and they returned home together, and

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Speaker 1: then they lived happily ever after, And we who hear

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Speaker 1: the story are happier still. Good Night, sleep tight,