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"Then we must follow him," said Teddy; "he owes money to everybody. Mr. Day wants a new barrow, Mrs. Knight wants a new cart, the Dorkinses want a new soup-tureen, Mr. Binks wants his money; and we want to see him too. We will all call together." And that's what they decided to do. Poor Mr. Bliss knew nothing of all this. He was having fresh troubles. As soon as he got to the top of the hill (very tired) he looked up at his chimney. Then he stood still in the road. "I am blessed and bothered," he said, "if it isn't the Girabbit's head sticking out of my chimney; and he seems to be munching carpet" (that's why he looked like a flag from far away). |
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