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Thanks for helping me practice my part in the plane, Irby. It's okay. You do your part and I'll read all the rest.

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I'm from a family that's called Brannasaurus. We eat so much, there's not enough for us.

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Quick!

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Quick!

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Holy come on, Mandy. What are you doing?

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It says I'm supposed to squawk.

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I know. Why are you clapping around like a Brannasaurus?

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You're supposed to be a pterodactyl.

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Yeah, but I've never heard of a pterodactyl.

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It was a big bird.

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Well, how was I supposed to know that?

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Well, you could have figured it out.

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Look, first of all, it says that you squawk, right?

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Right. Right. So that's a clue, and there's another one in your very next speech.

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I saw a life fly high up in the sky.

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See? That says bird to me.

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Yeah, I get it.

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If you don't understand what you're reading, stop and look for clues that can help.

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Okay, let's start over. I'll come in like this.

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Squawk!

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Squawk!

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Squawk!

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Squawk!

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Squawk!

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Squawk!

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Uh, let's do this after dinner, okay?

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I just remembered some homework I've got to do.

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Okay. Close the door, okay?

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Relax, or?

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My son, you are needed again in Morjoust.

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I wish you could pick better times. My sister almost caught us.

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We have no time to lose. Hurray, or for Zul will claim another victim.

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Naomi?

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Naomi?

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Yeah.

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Thunder and lightning, trumpets and drums, readers rejoice as story Lord comes.

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I mean, who does he think I am?

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I'm sort of detective or something.

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Hey, be careful. You'll ruin my souffle.

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Sorry. Where am I anyway? A restaurant?

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No, a car wash. Of course it's a restaurant.

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Mine. Chef Jeff's.

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Are you the boy they send to peel the potatoes?

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I'm Norbert Neasinden, apprentice story Lord.

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Did you say story Lord?

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Yes.

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Great. First it's Thor Zul. Now it's a munchkin where it's story Lord Glove.

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A Thor Zul bin here?

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Is broccoli green?

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I come in this morning and look what I find into my oven door.

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From the desk of Thor Zul, Chef Jeff, have this ready for tomorrow or else?

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Under some ice cream, over some meat, beside some milk, what a treat.

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Mmm. That's a tough one.

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I mean, who does he think I am? Psychopedia Brown?

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Oh, my course is cooked. Or should I say microwave?

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Don't worry, Chef Jeff. We'll figure this out.

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Wait. You mean you can help me?

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Is broccoli green? I'll see you here tomorrow.

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Oh.

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My soup playing.

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Now, before we... Norbert?

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Mrs. Framish, you remember how yesterday you said if something we were reading didn't make sense?

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We should stop and read it over and look for clues?

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Yes. We put it right up here on the board.

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Well, what if you read it over and it still doesn't make sense?

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That's a very good question, Norbert. If you can be patient, maybe we can answer it in today's reading class.

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Now, who can remind us of what we read yesterday?

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Angie?

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This mother told her kids that someone was moving in with them, but you wouldn't tell them who.

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And the kids are trying to guess.

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Very good, Angie. Now, let's begin. Jason, will you start reading for us, please?

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Well, you told us his name. Please, big Sarah. The mother nodded. His name is Mr. Muddy Face.

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Mr. Muddy Face said, Adam, what a funny name. Wearily sleep, asked James.

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I think I'll put his bed in the basement. We said the furnace in so far, Mom.

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Who he simply said it didn't time us, Julia.

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No one said their mother. I think I'll put his plate on the floor.

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I don't think he'll stay very long, said Adam. Well, I think he'll like it very much. He played his mother.

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This doesn't make sense.

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Why not, Jason?

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Because I was right. No one would like to sleep by the furnace and have us plate on the floor.

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Do you all agree with Jason?

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Yeah.

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I'm glad you stopped reading when it didn't make sense.

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Let's all read it over to see if we missed a clue that might help us understand who this mysterious Mr. Muddy Face could be.

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If you find a clue, raise your hand.

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No.

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All right, Norbert, this is what you were asking about.

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Since what we are reading still doesn't make sense to us. We read on.

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And look for new clues.

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Angie, will you read on for us, please?

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Suddenly, there was a loud knock on the door. And here's Mr. Muddy Face now, said their mother.

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The children raced to the door and opened it. It was her neighbor, Mrs. Lockwood, holding a large box of holes in it.

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You're not Mr. Muddy Face, said Sarah. No, I'm not left, Mrs. Lockwood. He's in this box.

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All the children peered into the holes. Is anyone in there as Julia?

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Meow, said Mr. Muddy Face.

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Mr. Muddy Face is a kitty cat.

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I get it. That's why he sleep by the first and have his plate on the floor.

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Right. Now, everything in the story makes sense, doesn't it?

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We found out some new clues by reading a hand.

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Does this answer your question, Norbert?

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I hope so, Mrs. Framish. I'll soon find out.

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I've read it and reread it. I understand all the words, but it still doesn't make any sense.

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Here.

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Under some ice cream, over some meat, sounds like spirit of zalamot or something.

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Yeah, guide me with linguine.

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Let's read on and search for new clues.

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Read on where?

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Good point. Did you check the other side of the note?

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Did I check the... as a matter of fact, no.

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Aha! Look at this.

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If you will heat it, I will eat it. Sign, or so.

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If it has to be heated, then it must be something cold.

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The fridge. It must be something in the fridge.

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Under some ice cream, is there any ice cream in the freezer?

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Yes, and there's some meat in the bottom drawer. You know, over some meat.

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Besides some milk, look! Right here! An apple pie!

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Under, over, beside. That's it. That's the trade he wants me to eat.

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I hope you have a microwave!

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Is royal badness?

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Is hungry royal badness?

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Or zool?

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I don't smell anything cooking.

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Enough of this friendly banter. Where's my treat?

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What hot apple pie! Coming up!

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But... but my riddle. You've solved it. How?

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Well, when I realized I couldn't understand your note,

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I stopped and read it over to see if I'd missed any clues.

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Then I reread it, looking for more clues. And I solved it.

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It was easy as pie.

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You. I'll get you.

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No friends. Get me out of here.

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Thank you.