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Speaker 1: this part of our story, the stuffed elephant finds himself

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Speaker 1: being carried away by Nip the dog. Nip is a

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Speaker 1: before and is not sure he can make his way back.

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Speaker 1: When he hears some voices, the stuffed elephant is asked

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Speaker 1: to be a judge for some people who are having

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Speaker 1: a hard time agreeing on something. The stuffed elephant Chapter eight,

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Speaker 1: let me go, Oh please put me down. Where are

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Speaker 1: you taking me? Called the stuffed elephant to Nip the

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Speaker 1: big dog. Nip did not answer. This was not because

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Speaker 1: of the stuffed elephants. But Nip held Archie's plaything in

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Speaker 1: when he has something in his mouth, He can only growl. Now,

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Speaker 1: Nip was not a bad dog, and though he was

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Speaker 1: kept still and trotted along the barn floor carrying the elephant. Nip,

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Speaker 1: being a big dog, had no trouble carrying the stuffed elephant.

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Speaker 1: Though the toy was rather large, stuffed with cotton, as

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Speaker 1: the elephant was, he was not very heavy. You see, stop, Oh, please,

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Speaker 1: The elephant had never been in this part of the

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Speaker 1: barn before. Archie and Elsie never came here to play.

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Speaker 1: It was too dark and rather dusty and dirty, with

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Speaker 1: Trotted Nip, still carrying the elephant. The dog trotted over

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Speaker 1: Oh but I didn't do that, Really, I didn't, exclaimed

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Speaker 1: For a little while, the stuffed elephant stood there, swaying

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Speaker 1: Asked the stuff elephant for this tool had not yet

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Speaker 1: Well there we are, just where we started, complained the pick.

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Speaker 1: Why not leave it to this gentlemanly animal here? What

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Speaker 1: then Archie's toy saw the pick, the rake, and the

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Speaker 1: If this is your first visit, you have never seen

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Speaker 1: any of us before, have you, asked the shovel. Never

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Speaker 1: Just the proper one for a judge, declared the rake.

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Speaker 1: him if you two are, said the pick. What's this

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Speaker 1: answered the rake. Listen, mister stuffed elephant, get up on

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Speaker 1: the shovel, coughed the elephant as loudly as he could.

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Speaker 1: Then he took up a piece of wood in the

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Speaker 1: the onion crate. Now this is like a real court,

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Speaker 1: said the rake, and we shall have our quarrel settled.

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Speaker 1: Oh have you three been quarreling, asked the elephant judge. Well,

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Speaker 1: replied the shovel. You see, he went on. We three

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Speaker 1: the most useful of the three. Jake always takes me

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Speaker 1: Let me see now, said the elephant, trying to look

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Speaker 1: We must each state our case as in a real court,

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Speaker 1: and then you shall decide who is right now for myself. Oh,

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Speaker 1: by the way, have you quite finished, he asked of

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Speaker 1: the shovel politely, Yes, was the answer. I think I

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Speaker 1: Go on, mister rake, well, said the rake, smiling a

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Speaker 1: useful than the shovel. It is true, Jake uses him

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Speaker 1: So I claim to be the most useful tool. The

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Speaker 1: mister pick. The pick, who had at least two good

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Speaker 1: bow with his handle, and said, what my friend's rake

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Speaker 1: the really hard work of the garden. When the earth

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Speaker 1: And if Jake struck as hard to blow with the

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Speaker 1: And no matter how hard he digs the shovel into

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Speaker 1: I first loosen it. So I claim the prize. The

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Speaker 1: very hard, indeed, sighed the elephant. In fact, I never

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Speaker 1: all the talk he had listened to. Hmm, let me

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Speaker 1: see now, the elephant spoke slowly. It is true, mister shovel,

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Speaker 1: that you are very useful. Without you, the ground could

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Speaker 1: the prize, cried the shovel. Wait a minute, I have

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Speaker 1: not finished, said the elephant. Judge. What I was going

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Speaker 1: to say was that before I could decide who wins,

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Speaker 1: I must see the prize. What is the prize? Bring

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Speaker 1: will decide who is to get it. Oh the prize,

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Speaker 1: cried the shovel. That's so we forgot all about it,

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Speaker 1: gasped the rake. What was the prize to be? Asked

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Speaker 1: the pick I declare, we did not settle on any how, silly.

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Speaker 1: So the case will have to go over, as I

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Speaker 1: Stop arguing now and get me the prize. Yes, yes,

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Speaker 1: the prize, the prize, cried the rake, the shovel, and

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Speaker 1: another Who are you, asked the elephant, stepping down off

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Speaker 1: entitled to it as you are. Someone else said, you

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Speaker 1: needn't think you can get ahead of me. Who are you,

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Speaker 1: asked the elephant the wheelbarrel, was the reply. You ought

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Speaker 1: to see the loads I carry. I ought to get

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Speaker 1: the prize. What about me? Asked a third voice. Who

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Speaker 1: are you? Asked the elephant the lawnmower. Just think what

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Speaker 1: an ugly place this place would be Unless I kept

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Speaker 1: the grass trim and neat. It should be my prize,

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Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, exclaimed the poor elephant. If there are

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Speaker 1: I shall go crazy. Stop, he cried, as the wheelbarrel,

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Speaker 1: the hole, and the lawnmower came forward, talking at once. Stop.

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Speaker 1: I will do nothing until I see the prize court

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Speaker 1: is adjourned. And as the elephant said this, the sound

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Speaker 1: of loud barking sounded through the barn. Oh maybe that

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Speaker 1: is Nip coming to carry me back, thought the elephant.

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Speaker 1: I certainly hope so. And that is the end of

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Speaker 1: this chapter. Do you think Nip is coming back to

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Speaker 1: get the stuffed elephant? Good night, leap tight