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Speaker 1: slash support. Thank you, Betsy and Puddles have gone to

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Speaker 1: look for the apple trees that Betsy remembers seeing as

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Speaker 1: she was wandering before she came to Farmer Vernon's farm.

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Speaker 1: When they arrive, they see lots of apples and decide

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Speaker 1: When they are eating, Puddles hears a noise again and

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Speaker 1: look happy. Huddles and splash The Mystery of the Missing Apples,

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Speaker 1: Part three. The air in the clearing had a sudden

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Speaker 1: he was but one small piglet. Betsy was big and

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Speaker 1: Puddles thought to himself, I am brave. I am brave.

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Speaker 1: and this is Betsy. We are animals on farmer Vernon's farm.

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Speaker 1: he mumbled. Our other apples mysteriously disappeared. Your apples, laughed

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Speaker 1: Who could resist? But I didn't want anyone else to

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Speaker 1: on sharing these puddles gulped, but stood his ground. What

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Speaker 1: The fox looked amused. You think it's that simple. Maybe

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Speaker 1: We have you surrounded, sneered the crooked tailed raccoon. You

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Speaker 1: These farm animals are not our enemies. Puddles nodded, we

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Speaker 1: The raccoons and foxes were working together to take the apples,

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Speaker 1: she waddled over. Betsy and Puddles relayed their encounter with

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Speaker 1: for now do not. Ollie, another chicken perching atop of

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Speaker 1: It's wild and vast, untouched for years. If we share

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Speaker 1: That's a wonderful idea, and we don't really need to

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Speaker 1: We may at times be at odds with foxes and raccoons,

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Speaker 1: Before Puddles could retire for the evening, Splash walked up

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Speaker 1: to him, You were really brave today trying to help

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Speaker 1: A bunch of cranky raccoons can be scary, and that

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Speaker 1: how did you know? Puddles said, surprised. I had followed

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Speaker 1: Why didn't you intervene? One look at you and they

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Speaker 1: Betsy and Puddles, accompanied by another cow pulling a wagon

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Speaker 1: The fox with the white streak, the older raccoon, and

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Speaker 1: their cohorts were already waiting without a word. Betsy offered

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Speaker 1: the wagon of food, and the map splash stood behind,

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Speaker 1: watching the proceedings from a distance. The fox's eyes widened

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Speaker 1: in surprise. This is a gesture of friendship, Huddles began.

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Speaker 1: The map leads to a grove of wild apple trees.

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Speaker 1: We hope this food will help you no longer be

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Speaker 1: hungry until a permanent solution can be found. The older

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Speaker 1: raccoon stepped forward. We were wrong, and for that we apologize.

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Speaker 1: Hunger made us forget who we are. Huddles smiled. It's

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Speaker 1: a new day. I hope we can all work together,

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Speaker 1: just like you and the foxes have learned to. I

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Speaker 1: appreciate what you have done for us, and I am

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Speaker 1: sorry for how I acted. I have learned something new today.

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Speaker 1: The fox with the streak said. While I will always

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Speaker 1: be a fox and a fox has got to be

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Speaker 1: a fox, I am happy to know that we have

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Speaker 1: new friends. If you animals ever need help, please don't

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Speaker 1: hesitate to ask. The foxes and raccoons took the food

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Speaker 1: and left for their homes. When all the food was gone,

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Speaker 1: puddles splash, and Betsy turned and returned to the farm

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Speaker 1: with a full heart and a smile on their faces.

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Speaker 1: And that's the end of our story.

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Speaker 3: Good night, sleep tight, faun.

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Speaker 2: The daughters as stas the daughters themselves, the