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Speaker 1: Welcome, sleep tight stories.

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Speaker 2: The slow little mud turtle. When the twenty little mud

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Speaker 2: turtles broke their eggshells one hot summer day and poked

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Speaker 2: their way up through the warm sand in which they

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Speaker 2: had been buried, they looked almost as much alike as

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Speaker 2: many raindrops do. The mother turtle, who was sunning herself

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Speaker 2: on the bank near by, said to her friends, why

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Speaker 2: there are my children? Did you ever see a finer family?

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Speaker 2: I believe I will go over and speak to them.

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Speaker 2: Most of the young mud turtles crawled quickly out of

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Speaker 2: the sand and broken shells, and began drying themselves in

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Speaker 2: the sunshine. One slow little fellow stopped to look at

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Speaker 2: the broken shells, stubbed one of his front toes on

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Speaker 2: a large piece, and then sat down until it should

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Speaker 2: stop aching. Wait for me, he called out to his

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Speaker 2: brothers and sisters, I'm coming in a minute. The other

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Speaker 2: little turtles waited, but when his toe was comfortable again

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Speaker 2: and he started toward them, he met a very interesting

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Speaker 2: snail and talked awhile with him. Come on, said the

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Speaker 2: biggest little turtle. Don't let's wait any longer. He can

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Speaker 2: catch up. So they sprawled along until they came to

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Speaker 2: a place where they could sit in a row on

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Speaker 2: an old log, and they climbed on to it and

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Speaker 2: sat just close enough together.

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Speaker 1: And not at all too close. Then the slow.

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Speaker 2: Little turtle came hurrying over the sand, with a rather

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Speaker 2: cross look in his eyes, and putting him his feet

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Speaker 2: down a little harder than he needed to, quite as

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Speaker 2: though he were out of patience about something. Why didn't

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Speaker 2: you turtles wait for me, he grumbled, I was coming

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Speaker 2: right along. Just then the mother turtle came up. Good morning,

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Speaker 2: She said, I believe you are my children. The little

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Speaker 2: mud turtles looked at each other and didn't say a word.

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Speaker 2: This was not because they were rude or bashful, but

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Speaker 2: because they did not know what to say, and that,

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Speaker 2: you know, was quite right, for unless one has something

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Speaker 2: worth saying, it is far better to say nothing at all.

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Speaker 2: She threw a long mud turtle breath and answered her

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Speaker 2: own question. Yes, she said, you certainly are, for I

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Speaker 2: saw you scrambling out of the sand a little while ago,

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Speaker 2: and you came from the very place where I laid

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Speaker 2: my eggs and covered them during the first really warm

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Speaker 2: nights this year. I was telling your father only yesterday

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Speaker 2: that it was about time for you to hatch. The

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Speaker 2: sun has been so hot lately that I was sure

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Speaker 2: you would do well. The mother turtle stretched her head

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Speaker 2: this way and that until there was hardly a wrinkle

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Speaker 2: left in her neck skin. She was so eager to

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Speaker 2: see them all. Why are you not up here with

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Speaker 2: your brothers and sisters, she asked suddenly of the slow

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Speaker 2: little turtle, who was trying to make a place for

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Speaker 2: himself on the log.

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Speaker 1: They didn't wait for me, he said, I was.

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Speaker 2: Coming right along, but they wouldn't wait. I think they

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Speaker 2: are just as mean. The mother turtle raised one of

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Speaker 2: her fore feet until all five of its toes, with

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Speaker 2: their strong claws, were pointing at him. She also raised

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Speaker 2: her head as far as her upper shell would let her.

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Speaker 2: So you are the one, she said, I thought you

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Speaker 2: were when I heard you trying to make the others wait.

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Speaker 2: It is too bad. She looked so stern that the

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Speaker 2: slow little turtle didn't dare finish what he had begun

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Speaker 2: to say. Yet, down in his little turtle heart, he thought,

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Speaker 2: now they are going to catch it. He was sure

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Speaker 2: his mother was going to scold the other turtle children

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Speaker 2: for leaving him behind. He wanted to see what they

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Speaker 2: would do. So he looked out of his right eye

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Speaker 2: at the ten brothers and sisters on that side, and

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Speaker 2: out of his left eye at the nine brothers and

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Speaker 2: because his eyes were not on the front of his

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Speaker 2: head like those of some people, but one on each side.

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Speaker 2: I have raised families of young turtles every year, said

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Speaker 2: the mother turtle. The first year I had only a

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Speaker 2: few children. The next year I had more, and so

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Speaker 2: it has gone every year a few more children than

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Speaker 2: the year before. Until now I never knew quite how

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Speaker 2: many I did have.

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Speaker 1: But there is always one slow little.

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Speaker 2: Turtle who lags behind and wants the others to wait

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Speaker 2: for him.

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Speaker 1: That makes him.

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Speaker 2: Miss his share of good things, and then he is

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Speaker 2: quite certain to be cross and think it is somebody

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Speaker 2: else's fault. The slow little turtle felt the ten brothers

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Speaker 2: right eyes. He drew in his head and his tail

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Speaker 2: and his legs, until all they could see was his

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Speaker 2: rounded upper shell, his shell side walls, and the yellow

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Speaker 2: edge of his flat lower shell. He would have liked

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Speaker 2: to draw them in two, but of course he couldn't

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Speaker 2: do that. I did hope, said the mother turtle, that

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Speaker 2: I might have one family without such a child in it.

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Speaker 2: I cannot help loving even a slow child who is

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Speaker 2: cross if he is hatched from one of my eggs.

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Speaker 2: Yet it makes me sad, very very sad. Try to

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Speaker 2: get over this, she said to the slow little turtle

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Speaker 2: before it is too late. And you, she added, turning

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Speaker 2: to his brothers and sisters, must be patient with him.

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Speaker 2: We shall not have him with us long. What do

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Speaker 2: you mean, asked the slow little turtle, peeping out from

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Speaker 2: between his shells. I'm not going away. You do not

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Speaker 2: want to, said his mother. But you will not be

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Speaker 2: with us long unless you learn to keep up with

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Speaker 2: the rest. Something always happens to pond people who are

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Speaker 2: too slow. I cannot tell you what it will be,

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Speaker 2: yet it is sure to.

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Speaker 1: Be something.

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Speaker 2: I remember so well my first slow child, and how

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Speaker 2: he She began to cry, and since she could not

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Speaker 2: easily get her four feet to her eyes, she sprawled

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Speaker 2: through the pond and swam off with only her head

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Speaker 2: and a little of her upper shell. Showing above the water.

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Speaker 2: The slow little turtle was really frightened by what his

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Speaker 2: to keep up with the others. Nothing happened to him,

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Speaker 2: and so he grew careless and made people wait for him,

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Speaker 2: just because he was not quite ready to go with them,

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Speaker 2: or because he wanted to do this, or look at that,

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Speaker 2: or talk to some other person. He was a very

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Speaker 2: trying little turtle. Yet his mother loved him and did

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Speaker 2: not like it when the rest called him a land tortoise.

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Speaker 2: It is all right, you know, to be a land tortoise,

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Speaker 2: when your father and mother are land tortoises, and these

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Speaker 2: cousins of the turtles look so much like them that.

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Speaker 1: Some people cannot tell them apart.

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Speaker 2: That is because they forget that the tortoises live on land,

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Speaker 2: have higher backshells and move very very slowly. Turtles live

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Speaker 2: more in the water and can move quickly if they want.

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Speaker 2: This is why other turtles sometimes make fun of a

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Speaker 2: slow brother by calling him a land tortoise. One beautiful,

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Speaker 2: sunshiny afternoon, when most of the twenty little turtles were

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Speaker 2: sitting on a floating log by the edge of the pond.

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Speaker 2: Their mother was with some of her friends on another

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Speaker 2: log near by. She looked often at her children and

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Speaker 2: thought how handsome their rounded up back shells were in

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Speaker 2: the sunshine, with the little red and yellow markings showing

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Speaker 1: She could see their strong.

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Speaker 2: Little pointed tails, too, and their webbed feet with a

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Speaker 2: stout claw on each toe. She was so proud that

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Speaker 2: she could not help talking about them. Is there any

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Speaker 2: sight more beautiful, she said, than a row of good

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Speaker 2: little turtles, Yes, said a fine old fellow who was

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Speaker 2: floating near her, a row of their mothers. He was

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Speaker 2: a turtle whom she never liked very well, but now

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Speaker 2: she began to think that he was rather agreeable. After all.

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Speaker 2: She was just noticing how beautifully the skin wrinkled on

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Speaker 2: his neck. When she heard a splash and saw two terrible, great,

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Speaker 2: two legged animals wading into the pond from the shore boys.

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Speaker 1: She cried, boys, and.

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Speaker 2: She sprawled off the end of her log and slid

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Speaker 2: into the water, all her friends following her. The biggest

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Speaker 2: little turtle saw these great animals coming toward him. He

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Speaker 2: the water, and all his brothers and sisters followed him,

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Speaker 2: except the slow little turtle. Wait for me, he said,

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Speaker 2: I'm coming in just ah. Then one of these great

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Speaker 2: animals stooped over and picked him up and held him

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Speaker 2: bottom side uppermost, and rapped on that side, which was flat,

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Speaker 2: and on the other side, which was rounded.

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Speaker 1: And stared at him with two great eyes.

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Speaker 2: Next, the other great animal took him and turned him

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Speaker 2: over and rapped on his shells and stared at him.

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Speaker 2: The poor slow little turtle drew in his head and

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Speaker 2: tail and legs and kept very, very still. He wished

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Speaker 2: that he had side pieces of shell all around him

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Speaker 2: now instead of just one on each side between his legs.

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Speaker 2: He was thinking over and over, something has happened, something

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Speaker 2: has happened, and he knew that back in the pond

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Speaker 2: his mother would be trying to find him and could not.

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Speaker 2: The boys carried him to the edge of the meadow

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Speaker 2: and put him down on the grass.

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Speaker 1: He lay perfectly still.

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Speaker 2: For a long long time, and when he thought they

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Speaker 2: had forgotten about him, he tried to run away. Then

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Speaker 2: they laughed and picked him up again. It was not

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Speaker 2: until the sun went down that the boys let the

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Speaker 2: low little turtle gull. Then he was very, very tired,

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Speaker 2: but he wanted so much to get back to his

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Speaker 2: home in the pond that he started at once by moonlight.

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Speaker 2: This was the first time he had ever seen the moon,

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Speaker 2: for except when they are laying eggs, turtles usually sleep

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Speaker 2: at night. He was not quite sure which way he

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Speaker 2: should go, and if it had not been for the

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Speaker 2: kindness of the tree frog, he might never have seen

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Speaker 2: his brothers and sisters again. You know, the tree frog

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Speaker 2: had been carried away when he was young, before he

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Speaker 2: came to live with the meadow people, so he knew

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Speaker 2: how to be sorry for the slow little turtle. The

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Speaker 2: and the turtle followed until they reached a place from

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Speaker 2: which they could see the pond. Good Night, said the

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Speaker 2: tree frog. You can find your way now.

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Speaker 1: Good night, said the turtle.

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Speaker 2: I wish I might help you sometime. Never mind me,

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Speaker 2: said the tree frog. Help somebody else, and it will

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Speaker 2: be all right. He hopped back toward his home, and

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Speaker 2: for a long time afterward, the turtle heard his cheerful

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Speaker 2: for h a ah sounding over the dewy grass and

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Speaker 2: through the still air. At the edge of the pond.

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Speaker 2: The slow little turtle found his nineteen brothers and sisters

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Speaker 2: sound asleep. I'm here, he cried, joyfully, poking first one

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Speaker 2: and then another.

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Speaker 1: Of them with his head.

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Speaker 2: The big little turtle moved without wakening. I tell you

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Speaker 2: I'm not hungry, he murmured, I don't want to get up,

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Speaker 2: and again he fell fast asleep. So the slow little

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Speaker 2: turtle did not disturb him, but cuddled inside his two

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Speaker 2: in the sky. When he did open his eyes, his

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Speaker 2: relatives were sitting around looking at him, and he remembered

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Speaker 2: all that had happened before he slept. Does my shell

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Speaker 2: look very bad, he cried, I wish I could see it. Oh,

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Speaker 2: I am so glad to get back. I'll never be

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Speaker 2: slow again. Never. Never. His mother came and leaned her

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Speaker 2: shell lovingly against his. If you will only learn to

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Speaker 2: keep up with your brother's insist she said, I shall

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Speaker 2: not be sorry that the boys.

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Speaker 1: Carried you off. You just wait and see, said the

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Speaker 1: slow little turtle.

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Speaker 2: And he was as good as his word. After that,

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Speaker 2: he was always the first to slip from the log

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Speaker 2: day a strange turtle from another pond came to visit,

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Speaker 2: he said to the turtles who had always lived there,

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Speaker 2: the slow little turtle. He is the quickest one in

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Speaker 2: his family. The pond people looked at each other and laughed,

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Speaker 2: that is strange. They said, after this, we will call

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Speaker 2: him the quick little turtle. This made him very happy.

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Speaker 2: And when once in a while somebody forgot and buy

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Speaker 2: mistake called him the quick, slow little turtle, he said

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Speaker 2: he rather liked it because it showed that a turtle

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Speaker 2: needn't keep his faults if he did have them,