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Farmer Brown has a problem - his cows have learned to type and are leaving him notes demanding electric blankets. When he refuses, the cows go on strike and refuse to provide milk. After negotiations through notes, the cows agree to trade their typewriter for electric blankets. However, the ducks then learn to type and start making demands of their own.
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La niña describe a su mamá como grande, guapa, inteligente y deportista, y dice que necesitarÃa un papá fuerte, guapo, deportista e inteligente como ella. Después de publicar un anuncio, llegan varios candidatos que no cumplen con los requisitos. Finalmente eligen a uno que aunque no es muy alto ni fuerte, les cae bien y deciden quedárselo como papá.
Gato que duermeMerimimi
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Este poema cuenta la historia de gatos anidados cada vez más pequeños. Comienza con un gato que lleva un cascabel, dentro del cual hay otro gato más pequeño, y dentro del cascabel de ese gato aún más pequeño hay otro gato. El poema sigue describiendo cómo estos gatos viajan a través de una nuez, un castillo, un rÃo y una montaña.
Un papá a la medidaMerimimi
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La niña describe a su mamá como grande, guapa, inteligente y deportista, y dice que necesitarÃa un papá fuerte, guapo, deportista e inteligente como ella. Después de publicar un anuncio, llegan varios candidatos que no cumplen con sus expectativas. Finalmente eligen a uno que aunque es bajito, les cae bien y ahora es su papá.Dirty Bertie
Dirty BertieMerimimi
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This document is about Bertie, a boy who used to have dirty habits like picking his nose, playing with slugs in the garden, and licking his dog. Bertie's parents would scold him when they caught him doing these things. Now Bertie is trying to stop his dirty habits, but he still secretly picks his nose when no one is looking.Lima
LimaMerimimi
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Lima eats a red hot chilli at home after school and finds it is too spicy, setting her mouth on fire. Her mother, father, aunt, and grandfather all try to help by giving her food and drinks to cool her mouth down, like water, ice cream, jelly, mango, and milk, but nothing works until she drinks a large jug of milk. Lima learns not to eat anything too spicy without checking with an adult first.
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- 2. Farmer Brown has a prohlem, His cows like to type. AlI day long he hears . Click, clack,moo. Click, clack,moo. moo. Clickety, ctaok,
- 4. At flrst, he couldn't helieve his ears. Cows that type? Impossihle! C¡ick, cjaok, moo. Click, clack, moo. C¡ickety, clack, moo.
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- 7. De&r Farmer , Brown, The barn is verY eojd at night. We'd like some electrto b¡ankets. - Sincerel~, The COws
- 10. ~~N milk todayl" cried Farmer o Brown. In the background., he heard the cows bus Yat work:
- 11. ~ --. Click, clack, moo.- Click, cl aok, moo. Clickety, cl ack, moo.
- 12. The next day, he got another note: Dear F&rnler Brown, The hens are cord tOO. They'd like electr-Ãc blankets. SincerelY, The COws
- 14. The COW8 were growing Impatient with the farmer. They left a new note on the harn door. Closed. NO milk. Noeggs.
- 15. "No eggs!" cried Farmer Brown. 1. In the background he heard them, C¡ick, cl ack,moo. C¡ick, crack, moo. C¡ickety, clack,moo·.
- 17. "Cows thattype. Hens on strike! Whoever heard of such a thing? How can 1run a farm with no rnilk and no eggs!" Farmer Brown was furious.
- 18. Far:mer Brown got out his own _1 typewriter. Dear Cows and Hens: There will be no electric blankets. You are cows and hens. 1 demand milk and eggs. Sincerely, Farmer Brown (
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- 20. Duckwas a neutral party, so he hrought the uftimatum to the cows.
- 23. The cows held an elllergency m.eeting.All the animals gathered 'ardundtHeharntosnoop,butnone of them could understand Moo. AlI night long, Farmer Brown waited for an answer. ~
- 24. Duck knocked on the door earIy the next morrring, He handed Farmer Brown a note:
- 25. own Dear 'FarIller Br , W We will e:ltchange OUl'type l'itel' {Ol' electl'ic blanltetso a OO Le thetll outside the b l'n d l' ave lt and we will send Duc over w the type'Wl'itel'o ith SincerelY, ~~~~~~~~~~~-~~- The COws
- 28. The next morrring he got a note: Dear F&rmer Brown, The pOnd is quite bOring. We'd like a diving board. SincerelY, The Ducks Click, clack, quack. Click, clack, quack. ClicketY,. clack, quack.
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