Paddington Steps Out

Layhong Lee
15 Jan 201542:20

Summary

TLDRهذا النص يحكي قصة حيوان Paddington الرائع، الدب الأليف الذي يعيش في لندن. يبدأ النص بPaddington يتعلم الرقص الباليه، ثم ينقل إلى مغامراته مع أصدقائه في المدرسة والأحداث الترفيهية. تغير الأحداث من الرقص إلى الأحداث الثقافية والثقافية، وحتى الأحداث الترفيهية مثل مسابقة رجلي الشعر. يُظهر النص كيف يتعامل Paddington بlife的各种挑战، وكيف يحتفظ دائمًا بروح الإيجابية والإيجابية. يتضمن النص أيضًا مقاطع من الحياة اليومية لPaddington، مثل زيارته ل博物館 الطبيعي وتجربةه في التزلج على الماء. ي訴 النص عن القيم الجميلة مثل الود والشرف والشجاعة، وينقل رؤية Paddington حول العالم بطريقة ممتعة وملهمة.

Takeaways

  • 🎉 بادنغتون يشارك في حفل الرقص البليوي ويقدم أداءًا مذهلًا.
  • 🎭 بادنغتون يحاول التعرف على أصدقاء المدرسة ويبهر الجميع بحضوره.
  • 🤸‍♂️ بادنغتون ينمو ويكتسب مهارات جديدة مثل الرقص والتزلج على الماء.
  • 🧳 بادنغتون يواجه بعض المشاكل بسبب عدم وجود جواز سفر، ولكن ي克服 هذه العقبات بسلاسة.
  • 🦖 بادنغتون يشارك في استكشاف ديناصوري وينتمي إلى فصيلة جديدة من الديناصورات.
  • 🍰 بادنغتون يحتفل بنجاحاته بتقديم مarmalade sandwiches وtoffee لأصدقائه.
  • 🦊 بادنغتون يظهر دائمًا السلوك الحسن والاحترام尽管 يقع في مواقف معقدة.
  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 بادنغتون يعزز العلاقات مع أفراد عائلته وأصدقائه ب他的慷慨 وودود.
  • 📚 بادنغتون يساعد في كتابة كتاب حولonders من خلال السفر والاستكشاف.
  • 🦷 بادنغتون يعاني من مشكلة في الأسنان ولكن يحل ال문題 بطريقة ممتعة وإبداعية.
  • 🎁 بادنغتون يتلقى هدايا وتقدير من الآخرين بسبب إيجابية سلوكه وتأثيره الجيد.

Q & A

  • ماذا كان يحدث في بداية النص؟

    -في بداية النص، يتحدث بادينغتون إلى تيتا لوسي حول ممارسته الرقص الباليه والاستعداده للأداء في مدرسة ال-ballet.

  • من هو سيرغي ولماذا لم يكن ي.perform في ال-ballet؟

    -سيرغي هو الرقص المحترفي الذي يتحدث عنه بادينغتون. لم يكن ي.perform في ال-ballet لأن جميع الفتيات لم تكن هناك لاستقباله عند وصوله، مما أدى إلى حزنه.

  • ماذا فعل بادينغتون لإنقاذ الحدث وتجنب فساد الأداء؟

    -بادينغتون قرر أن يدخل في ال-ballet ويبدي الرقص بدلا من سيرغي، مما ساعد في تحسين الحدث وتجنب فساد الأداء.

  • ماذا حدث لmonica؟

    -monica كانت مكتئبة جدًا بسبب ما حدث سيرغي، فغلقت في غرفتها.

  • لماذا كانت الفتيات تفتت إلى بادينغتون بدلاً من التركيز على ال-ballet؟

    -الفتيات تفتت إلى بادينغتون لأنه كان مثير للاهتمام وغير متوقع في هذا السياق، مما جعلهم ينسون التركيز على ال-ballet.

  • ماذا كان يحاول بادينغتون من خلال ال-ballet؟

    -.baidungton كان يحاول تقديم عرض راقص ملهم ومثير للجدل لتكون مساهمة في الحدث المدرسي.

  • ماذا حدث عندما حاول بادينغتون الطيران؟

    -عندما حاول بادينغتون الطيران، تعرض لحادث ما، مما يشير إلى أنه يفضل البقاء على الأرض بدلاً من الطيران.

  • ماذا حدث لبادينغتون أثناء الرحلة مع مستر براون؟

    -بادينغتون و મિસ્ટર બ્રાૉન كانوا ي计划 الذهاب إلى Frank一起去法国,但在没有护照的情况下引起了一些问题، لكن في النهاية، كل شيء تم حله.

  • لماذا تغير بادينغتون إلى الملابس الجديدة؟

    -بادينغتون تغير إلى الملابس الجديدة لتكون جاهزة لحفل الزي الم是一道风景 ال化的 الذي تمدعو إليه.

  • ماذا حدث عندما حاول بادينغتون الذهاب إلى الdentist؟

    -عندما حاول بادينغتون الذهاب إلى الdentist لعلاج الأسنان، تعرض للعديد من المتاعب، بما في ذلك التعامل مع الdentist الذي كان يعاني من بعض المشاكل.

  • ماذا تعني الأغنية النهائية؟

    -الأغنية النهائية تصف رحلة بادينغتون وكيف كان يتعلم من التجارب ويحفز الآخرين بروح الابتكار والتحمل.

Outlines

00:00

😀 Ballet Dancing and Bear Distractions

The first paragraph introduces a ballet performance that is being prepared for an audience. A character named Monica is excited to dance with Serge, a Russian dancer, at a school concert. However, the girls are distracted by a bear named Paddington, leading to a series of humorous mishaps. The paragraph ends with a resolution to keep the show going despite the initial chaos.

05:03

😄 Marmalade Sandwiches and a Bear's Travels

The second paragraph focuses on a conversation between a character and a bear named Paddington. They discuss a journey to France and the importance of having a passport. Paddington is involved in an amusing situation involving a marmalade sandwich and a misunderstanding with a character named Mr. Gruber. The paragraph concludes with Paddington's reflections on his adventures with Mr. Brown and the anticipation of a trip to France.

10:04

😁 A Bear's Misadventures at the Airport

In the third paragraph, Paddington finds himself in a precarious situation at the airport due to not having a passport. There's a humorous exchange with an immigration officer who is baffled by the bear's presence and lack of documentation. The situation is resolved when Paddington's human caretakers intervene, and the paragraph ends with a reflection on Paddington's ability to always land on his feet.

15:04

😆 High Fashion and a Bear's Tailoring

The fourth paragraph describes Paddington's experience at a tailor's shop where he is getting fitted for a suit. There's a humorous situation where Paddington confuses the tailor with a famous restaurant critic, leading to a feast at a restaurant. The paragraph ends with Paddington receiving a gift of a Peruvian hat as a token of gratitude from the restaurant owner for the unexpected business boom.

20:07

😉 A Bear's Sweet Treat and a Lost Tooth

In the fifth paragraph, Paddington shares his homemade toffee with the Browns, which leads to a comical situation where Mrs. Brown finds the toffee quite unique. Paddington then experiences the loss of a tooth and a visit to the dentist, Mr. Leech, where a series of dental mishaps occur. The paragraph concludes with Paddington finding his lost tooth and deciding to make softer toffee.

25:09

😜 Dinosaur Digging and a Bear's Discovery

The sixth paragraph takes a turn towards adventure as Paddington and Mr. Gruber visit a paleontologist, Dr. Canmore, and his assistant, Archibald Didsbury, at a dinosaur dig site. Paddington accidentally finds a unique fossil, which he humorously refers to as 'lunch', and contributes to the scientific research. The paragraph ends with Paddington naming the new species of dinosaur 'Paddington Saurus Marmalades'.

30:11

😝 Water Skiing and a Bear's Victory

The seventh paragraph presents a humorous scenario where Paddington enters a 'hairy legs contest' at a fun fair and surprisingly wins, despite the contest's apparent intention for human participants. There's a playful interaction with a water skiing instructor, Senor Alberto, who initially refuses to teach Paddington due to his being a bear. However, the paragraph concludes with Paddington proving that anyone, or any bear, can learn to water ski.

35:13

😌 Paddington Bear: A Bear with Many Talents

The final paragraph is a tribute to Paddington Bear, highlighting his curious nature, politeness, and the unique perspective he brings to every situation. It emphasizes his ability to find solutions to problems and his knack for getting into and out of sticky situations. The paragraph encapsulates the essence of Paddington's character and his approach to life's adventures.

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Keywords

💡بالي

بالي هو نوع من العروض الغنائية التي تتضمن حركات بدنية معقدة وقصيرة. في النص، يشير إلى أن شخص يمارس الرقص بالي، مما يُشير إليه بـ 'I've been doing ballet'، مما يُشير إلى أن الرقص بالي هو جزء من الأحداث الهامة في القصة.

💡Paddington

Paddington هو الشخصية الرئيسية في النص، وهو قطط يعيش في لندن ويتميز بسلوكه الوديع والدائم الإيجابية. يُشير إليه عدة مرات في النص، مثل 'Paddington not like that'، مما يُشير إلى أن الأحداث تدور حوله.

💡مريمالاد

مريمالاد هو نوع من الطعام المميز في النص، يُشير إلى أنه يُعد خيارًا شهيًا لبعض الشخصيات، ويُستخدم في الأحداث الهامة، مثل 'she's laid on some special marmalade sandwiches'، مما يُشير إلى أهمية المريمالاد في الأحداث.

💡المسرح

المسرح هو المكان الذي يحدث فيه العديد من الأحداث في النص، يُشير إلى أنه مكان الأحداث الثقافية والفنية، مثل 'I can't wait to dance the party door'، وهو يشير إلى أهمية المسرح في الأحداث.

💡السفر

السفر هو موضوع مهم في النص، يُشير إلى أن شخصيات القصة تسافر وتُشارك في تجارب جديدة، مثل 'Mr grber and I were visiting London's Natural History Museum'، مما يُشير إلى أهمية السفر في تطور الأحداث.

💡الدinosawr

الديناصورات هما مخلوقات قديمة تُعثر على بقاياها في ال化石، يُشير إلى أنها جزء من الأحداث ال她在 الثقافية، مثل 'it's a fossil of a dinosaur'، مما يُشير إلى أهمية الدراسة التاريخية في الأحداث.

💡ال牙医

ال牙医 هو شخصية طبية تعالج ال臼歯 والأسنان، يُشير إلى أنه يحل مشاكل الشخصيات، مثل 'I'm calling the dentist'، مما يُشير إلى أهمية ال牙医 في حل المشاكل.

💡ال牙仙

ال牙仙 هي الشخصية الخيالية التي تعتقد الاطفال أنها تأتي في الليل وتضع عملات تحت الفلتر في مكان الأسنان التالفة، يُشير إلى أنها جزء من التقاليد والRITES OF PASSAGE، مثل 'the Tooth Fairy'، مما يُشير إلى أهمية ال牙仙 في الأحداث.

💡الرياضة

الرياضة هي النشاط الجسدي الذي يمارسه الشخصيات، يُشير إلى أنه يُعد وسيلة لتطوير الشخصية والتفاعل، مثل 'water skiing'، مما يُشير إلى أهمية الرياضة في تطوير الأحداث.

💡المنافسة

المنافسة هي الحدث الذي يجمع بين الشخصيات والجمهور، يُشير إلى أنه يُعد وسيلة لتطوير الأحداث وتقديم الفرصة للشخصيات لtooning، مثل 'the hairy legs contest'، مما يُشير إلى أهمية المنافسة في الأحداث.

💡الرحلة

الرحلة هي الحدث الذي ينقل الشخصيات من مكان إلى آخر، يُشير إلى أنه يُعد وسيلة لتطوير الأحداث واستكشاف الشخصيات، مثل 'Mr Brown took us to Bry for the day'، مما يُشير إلى أهمية الرحلة في الأحداث.

Highlights

Paddington is learning ballet and will perform at a school concert

Russian dancer Serge is supposed to dance with Monica, but gets upset when no one greets him

Paddington tries to help by dancing with Serge in the ballet, saving the show

Paddington accidentally locks Monica in her room, but she is freed in time

Paddington's marmalade sandwich causes a commotion during the ballet

Paddington and Mr Gruber plan a trip to France for Mr Gruber's book

Paddington accidentally gets mistaken for a foreign spy at the airport

Paddington's special homemade toffee is a hit with the Browns

Paddington loses a tooth and hopes for a visit from the Tooth Fairy

Paddington visits a dentist to get a gold tooth cap

Paddington and Mr Gruber go on a dinosaur dig in Canada

Paddington discovers a new species of dinosaur, which he names Pading Saurus

Paddington enters and wins a hairy legs contest at the funfair

Paddington takes a water skiing lesson from Senor Alberto

Paddington's water skiing display attracts a crowd and boosts business for Senor Alberto

Despite some mishaps, Paddington's adventures are always full of fun and excitement

Transcripts

00:03

[Applause]

00:04

dear Aunt Lucy you'll never guess what

00:06

I've been

00:08

doing ballet

00:13

dancing no Paddington not like that like

00:17

[Music]

00:19

this you need

00:22

Grace but I don't know anyone called

00:24

Grace Grace means to move with ease like

00:27

Zig a Russian dancer ser

00:30

oov you'll see him perform at our school

00:33

concert and you'll be able to meet all

00:35

my friends they've heard so much about

00:38

[Music]

00:43

you girl pleas Mr ooff will be here any

00:48

moment and I want everything to be

00:50

perfect yes Miss

00:54

grim and I want you to be on your best

00:57

behavior yes Miss Grimshaw

01:00

I can't wait to dance the party door

01:02

with Serge he's so

01:05

dreamy I'm sure he's looking forward to

01:08

it too Monica now girls remember no

01:12

screaming

01:15

is

01:17

look

01:19

C girls come

01:25

back he feels lovely it's like silky

01:28

cream even nicer than your picture

01:30

Paddington come along we've lots to

01:32

catch up on I told Mrs Beetle all about

01:35

you and she's laid on some special

01:36

marmalade sandwiches in the duction Mrs

01:39

beetles laid on some marmalade

01:42

sandwiches girls come back

01:47

girls I'm sure those girls were meant to

01:50

Swoon over him not Paddington he's not

01:53

going to like it if there's nobody here

01:54

to greet

01:58

him oh dear I have a feeling this is the

02:01

Maestro

02:03

now

02:05

[Music]

02:13

oh what is this no offense Mr oov uh we

02:19

uh they well they were here but uh what

02:23

she mean to say Mr obl is that the girls

02:25

were here but they got a little

02:28

sidetracked bye a bear actually a bear

02:33

what bear who is this bear his name's

02:37

Paddington and uh Mr ooff I'm terribly

02:41

sorry the girls will be here to greet

02:43

you at any moment I have never been so

02:47

[Music]

02:55

humiliated are you enjoying the ballet

02:57

so far it's all right

03:00

but I can't hear what they're saying

03:02

you're not supposed to you have to guess

03:05

what's happening by the way they're

03:06

[Music]

03:10

dancing and it doesn't look as if much

03:12

is

03:14

[Music]

03:16

happening what Sergey isn't performing

03:19

Sergey isn't performing

03:22

why apparently he's upset because no one

03:24

was there to greet him when he arrived

03:27

and Monica is so devastated she's locked

03:29

H in her

03:30

room oh Paddington it's all my fault I

03:34

should have introduced you to the girls

03:36

after the show I knew if I didn't do

03:39

something quickly the show would be

03:41

ruined what's going on

03:44

darling I Smell Trouble speaking of

03:47

trouble where is Paddington he was here

03:50

a moment

03:52

ago oh

03:55

no please

03:58

Serge no I will not go

04:01

on he's only a bear only a bear it's a

04:06

good thing Mrs bird didn't hear you say

04:08

that you you are that bear I'm very

04:13

sorry about what happened earlier Mr oov

04:15

the girls will be very disappointed if

04:17

you don't

04:20

[Music]

04:22

dance if you insist I have changed my

04:26

mind I will not disappoint my my fans

04:31

first I will do my famous solo

04:35

Z I trust everything is in order no I

04:39

mean yes I'm sure it will

04:42

be Addington you've got to stall s gay

04:45

while I cook Monica out of her

04:49

[Music]

04:58

room

05:03

[Music]

05:05

[Applause]

05:17

aha are you seeing what I'm seeing I'm

05:20

afraid so you

05:23

again and what is this don't worry Mr

05:26

oov it's only marmalade huh

05:35

I cannot go on for One S you have too

05:38

much shortness and for the second thing

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your

05:41

Ana they are not clean my entrea are not

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clean but I had a bath last night I do

05:48

not mean they are dirty I mean they

05:51

should be clean Snappy like

05:55

so it's a bit difficult when you've only

05:57

got Paws Mr oov but I'll have a

06:04

[Music]

06:05

[Applause]

06:09

[Music]

06:14

try haddington are you all right you

06:18

were wonderful even Monica said so how

06:22

did you manage those high jobs cause and

06:25

effect we've removed the cause and he'll

06:28

soon get over the

06:30

effect so you see Aunt Lucy dancing with

06:33

Mr oov wasn't so hard all you need is

06:36

one large open safety pin and the is the

06:38

[Music]

06:40

[Applause]

06:41

[Music]

06:44

limit there you go Mr Brown all polished

06:48

up and as good as you thank you very

06:50

much Mr grber I can't think how it got

06:52

so scratched when you remember all the

06:55

thousands of miles we have traveled

06:56

together it is not so surprising besides

06:59

besides real leather needs feeding from

07:01

time to

07:02

time perhaps it would like some

07:05

marmalade I think not Mr Brown do you

07:08

remember our first trip together I was

07:11

planning the opening chapter for my book

07:13

the world and its

07:15

wonders camera

07:18

passport traveler's checks don't forget

07:21

the map of France Mr grber thank you Mr

07:24

Brown where would I be without you in

07:27

Russia there is many a true words spoken

07:30

in Gest Mr Brown I could do with someone

07:32

like yourself to help me on my travels

07:34

always willing to lend a

07:37

PO perhaps it isn't such a fanciful idea

07:41

after all you could be my man

07:44

Friday or perhaps I should say my be

07:48

Friday what about the rest of the week

07:50

Mr grber H if you will excuse me Mr

07:53

Brown I have a telephone call to

07:55

make you want Paddington to go to France

07:58

with you

08:00

to help you with your book The One your

08:02

millionaire customer is paying you to

08:04

write excuse me a minute Mr grber

08:08

Henry I was delighted that you could

08:11

accompany me on my trips to plan

08:13

itineries and do research yes and since

08:16

we were going to France Mr Brown lent me

08:19

his old Beret and Jonathan gave me that

08:21

fake mustache but planning an itinary

08:23

wasn't as easy as it sounded I think I

08:26

must have turned left at the end of

08:27

Windsor Gardens by mistake Paddington

08:30

are you all right in there I hope you

08:32

haven't made a mess I only tied it up

08:34

this

08:35

morning

08:38

Paddington excuse aoir I beg your pardon

08:43

I didn't know you understood French Mrs

08:44

bird you can borrow my book if you

08:47

like useful phrases for the traveler

08:50

abroad H well you mind you don't give

08:53

yourself a headache with all those new

08:55

words I won't Mrs bird or aoir

09:02

Paddington may be ready for France but

09:05

are the French ready for

09:08

[Music]

09:10

Paddington remember Mr Brun I'm counting

09:13

on you to take notes for future

09:16

reference note number one remember to

09:19

take

09:20

notes Paddington I think that must be

09:23

your

09:24

plane wow fancy flying in your own

09:28

private jet Mr gruber's benefactor

09:30

certainly isn't cutting any

09:39

corners I'll be interested to see how

09:42

many times your passport gets stamped

09:43

before you've completed your book Mr

09:45

grber oh mercy me passport what about

09:48

peddington do be need one I don't

09:51

imagine paddington's got a passport

09:53

knowing his circumstances did you say

09:55

there's someone traveling without a

09:57

passport where is this

10:03

individual

10:08

[Music]

10:09

what this definitely isn't on the

10:13

itinary someone's left their table Den

10:16

[Music]

10:24

his it's Paddington what's he up to now

10:30

so that is the gentleman in question I

10:32

shall need his full name and address

10:35

well uh he isn't actually a gentleman

10:38

he's a bear we called him Paddington

10:40

after the train station you're telling

10:42

me I'm dealing with a bear what's more

10:44

one without a passport traveling under

10:47

an assumed name this will all have to be

10:49

fully

10:54

investigated put down those

10:58

padels

11:00

but I was only practicing my table

11:01

tennis shots then that airplane started

11:03

coming towards me now we can get it from

11:05

the Bear's mouth where are you from well

11:09

it depends you see I live at number 32

11:11

Windsor Gardens but I come from darkest

11:14

Peru I stowed away in a Lifeboat and a

11:17

sto away this is a serious matter I

11:20

shall have to ask you to come with me

11:22

and have your credentials checked have

11:24

my credentials checked but I felt all

11:27

right at

11:27

breakfast

11:31

that's a false mustache that Jonathan

11:32

gave me and that's my notebook I'm

11:34

supposed to write down everything I see

11:36

are you in the pay of some foreign power

11:39

oh no Mr grber comes from Hungary but I

11:41

don't think he's paying

11:43

me what's that it's a marmalade sandwich

11:46

I always keep one in case I have an

11:48

emergency and I think I've got one

11:49

coming I wonder what else you've got

11:52

hidden away there's something very fishy

11:54

about this suitcase for a start it's

11:56

smaller on the inside than it should be

12:01

that's because it's got a secret

12:05

compartment oh dear Paddington can look

12:08

very suspicious sometimes especially if

12:11

you don't know him of course I blame

12:13

myself for not thinking about

12:15

paddington's circumstances before I

12:17

suggest the trip if that bear is in

12:19

trouble they'll have me to deal with you

12:22

don't think they send Paddington back to

12:24

Peru do you they wouldn't would they

12:26

they mustn't Over My Dead Body would we

12:29

do without him they

12:31

can't Paddington what happened

12:34

everything was cleared up when I showed

12:36

them my passport you have a passport of

12:39

course my Aunt Lucy would never have let

12:41

me travel all this way without one all

12:43

swed Endwell Mr Bren but why ever didn't

12:47

you say so nobody ever asked me Mr grber

12:50

except for the nice lady the nice

12:54

lady I must say this marmalade sandwich

12:57

is awfully good you don't happen to have

12:59

any more do you hidden away no but have

13:03

a jar of marmalade if you have some

13:04

bread and butter I've said it before and

13:07

I'll say it again Bears always land on

13:10

their

13:11

feet Mrs BD was right and it's a good

13:14

good thing they do Mr Brown in our Many

13:17

Adventures since then I've learned that

13:19

with you as a travel companion anything

13:22

can happen and usually

13:25

[Music]

13:27

does

13:29

dear Aunt Lucy just imagine my

13:31

excitement when I found the Browns and I

13:33

had been invited to a fancy dress ball

13:36

of course to go to such an affair one

13:38

needs the right

13:40

clothes oh not to mention a good tailor

13:44

perfect don't

13:49

move oh

13:51

dear this will be difficult the

13:55

gentleman's legs are a

13:57

bit um

14:00

still we've never been beaten yet may I

14:03

ask is that your copy of Duncan Hyde's

14:06

restaurant

14:08

guide ah to eat at an establishment he

14:11

has rated worthy of five bowler

14:14

hats that would be heaven I'm treating

14:17

my family to a lunch out today so uh I

14:20

asked palton to find us a good place to

14:22

go if I may be Sur bolded there's a new

14:26

restaurant just opened up underneath the

14:28

shop the food there is simply Exquisite

14:32

ah so you've tried it then well no but

14:35

the menu is a work of art oh why

14:38

not Padington we'll meet you there when

14:40

you're finished

14:46

here speaking of

14:50

Bowlers and

14:52

inspiration I have a feeling this is the

14:54

beginning of a Great Adventure in

14:57

fashion change the way you feel just a

15:00

different way try a brand new look and

15:04

have some fun today a ganger suit can

15:07

look real slick a wide GM hat with

15:09

silver

15:11

thck groovy crows can make you swing

15:13

snap your fingers and want to

15:18

sing just go make you feel all right

15:21

make you want to dance on Saturday night

15:23

change the way you feel just a different

15:26

way try a brand new look at have some

15:29

fun today if you want to have some R and

15:32

soul dress up like the king of rock and

15:34

roll thank you thank you very

15:37

much PL and simple or styish flare it's

15:40

hard to know just what to wear change

15:42

the way you feel just a different way

15:46

try aand look and have some fun

15:50

today the Taylor wanted to deliver the

15:52

suit but I decided to wear it there and

15:55

[Music]

15:57

then couldn't wait to show the browns my

16:00

new

16:01

outfit I don't understand it we've been

16:04

open for 2 weeks now and still no sign

16:06

of a review in the newspaper from Duncan

16:10

Hyde if only we knew what he looked like

16:13

all we have to go on is his silly

16:15

newspaper picture how am I supposed to

16:18

attract business if the most famous

16:19

restaurant reviewer in London won't even

16:21

step through my

16:22

[Music]

16:27

door it's

16:29

at

16:32

last may I be of assistance sir I

16:35

noticed you're not in the book but I was

16:37

hoping I might be able to do some

16:38

testing later on I think some of your

16:40

dishes might be worth a bower good

16:43

afternoon sir may I say what an honor it

16:46

is to have you here with us today may I

16:49

show you to our very best

16:52

table this restaurant was seeming nicer

16:54

by the minute Aunt Lucy I was sure

16:56

Duncan Hyde would enjoy it get this

16:59

gentleman whatever he wants he need only

17:02

sign the bill you might like to try the

17:04

chef salad Bombay or the shish kebab FL

17:07

the F or perhaps the ratoo B those all

17:12

sound good such dedication to duty start

17:16

the gentleman on the salad

17:18

Bombay I had never seen such food before

17:21

Aunt Lucy the first dish cleansed my

17:23

pallet and the second warmed it up I

17:27

plunged into the third Cor with gusto

17:29

all in all it was a magical

17:33

experience peeking

17:36

duck C

17:40

that goodness look how much that Bear's

17:43

eaten do you think he's trying for some

17:45

sort of world record would sir care for

17:48

a digestive cognac armanac quantro or

17:52

perhaps a nice chilled dessert wine do

17:55

you have any hot

17:56

cocoa I have a feel feeling you're

17:59

trying to catch us out perhaps you would

18:01

like to cast an eye over our selection

18:03

of Sweet Temptations I'd rather eat them

18:07

but I really should save some room I'm

18:09

having lunch with the Browns oh how nice

18:13

look at how much he's eaten it must be

18:15

some kind of publicity stunt to drum up

18:17

customers well he's certainly making me

18:19

feel hungry goodness what a popular

18:22

place I hope we can get a table I don't

18:24

see Paddington he must still be at the

18:26

Tailor's if you were just sign this

18:31

sir what's this do you mean to say

18:34

you're not Duncan Hyde the famous G

18:37

Duncan Hyde my name's not Duncan Hyde

18:39

it's Paddington Brown from darkest

18:45

Peru with Hollow Leg and no money come

18:48

on everyone I think we have some

18:50

rescuing to do excuse

18:54

us

18:55

£300 for a meal about 10 Meals by my

18:59

Reckoning £20 for a bomb surpries that's

19:03

all part of the surpries well I've got

19:05

one for you I've only got 10

19:07

[Music]

19:11

P does this young bear belong to

19:14

you well actually um Henry how could you

19:20

since you ask I'm afraid he does belong

19:22

to us that

19:26

is come come now now no need to worry

19:29

about Mere Money having that bear in

19:32

here has brought me more customers than

19:34

even the best review from Duncan Hyde I

19:38

owe you a vote of thanks my young friend

19:40

please sit everyone as friends of this

19:43

bear you are all welcome to lunch on the

19:47

house well Paddington why don't you

19:49

order first I think perhaps I might just

19:52

sit and watch if you don't mind Mr Brown

19:54

but I know what I'd like to do first may

19:56

I please borrow a pen of

20:00

[Music]

20:01

course I'm afraid I can't award you any

20:04

bowler hats but here are five Peruvian

20:07

ones

20:08

[Music]

20:15

instead dear Aunt Lucy last night I gave

20:18

the Browns some of my special homemade

20:20

toffee for

20:26

dessert what do you think of it Miss a

20:29

brown it's

20:31

um quite

20:34

unique where did you find the recipe

20:37

Paddington it was handed down to me by

20:39

my uncle in darkest Peru Mrs Brown I

20:42

should think he was glad to be R of it

20:45

more toffee

20:47

[Music]

20:50

oh I was just about to brush my teeth

20:53

but I couldn't resist one more piece of

20:57

Toffee

20:59

[Music]

21:04

my uncle used to say it's very good

21:06

exercise for the

21:08

[Music]

21:16

Jaws I think paddington's toffee could

21:19

have industrial applications as a super

21:22

cement

21:25

ah Paddington what's wrong I've lost one

21:29

of my teeth I know I had it this morning

21:32

I can see where it was the bottom half

21:35

is there but the top must have broken

21:36

off but I've had that tooth since I was

21:38

born and it was my best one it's a Pity

21:41

you've lost your broken piece you could

21:43

have left it under your pillow for the

21:44

Tooth Fairy she would have given you 5

21:47

for it perhaps we can find

21:50

[Music]

21:54

it we've searched everywhere but no luck

21:58

that means I Shan get my 5 P cheer up

22:00

Paddington it could have been worse if

22:03

you'd lost a whole tooth it would have

22:04

been 10 P 10 P someone ought to tell the

22:07

Tooth Fairy Bear's teeth are worth a lot

22:09

more than that I bet she's got all her

22:14

teeth are you all right Paddington does

22:17

it hurt it doesn't hurt Mrs Brown it

22:21

just feels

22:22

empty I had to take good care of what

22:25

was left you never know with tooth

22:27

fairies

22:28

[Music]

22:33

I don't think I shall have any breakfast

22:34

this morning the spot where my tooth was

22:37

is starting to hurt that's it I'm

22:39

calling the dentist I wonder if we

22:42

should be taking him to the dentist or

22:44

the vet the

22:47

vet it was good of Mr leech to see a new

22:50

patient like Paddington so quickly who

22:52

said anything about Paddington I simply

22:55

said there was an emergency in the

22:56

family

22:59

don't you think you're a little

23:00

overdressed Paddington Jonathan told me

23:03

I might be frozen oh he didn't mean the

23:06

whole of you dear just a bit around your

23:07

tooth so that it won't hurt there's

23:10

nothing to be afraid of Paddington Mr

23:12

leech has been practicing for years

23:15

practicing couldn't we pay extra and get

23:17

someone who knows what he's

23:19

[Music]

23:23

doing open wide we're ready to begin

23:28

I'm afraid I shall have to charge extra

23:30

Bears have 42 teeth but I've only got 41

23:33

and A2 that's still 9 and a half more

23:35

than I normally deal with I expect some

23:38

of mine as spares in case of an

23:39

emergency like the marmalade sandwich I

23:41

keep under my

23:42

hat H it looks to me as though we've

23:46

been eating something we

23:47

shouldn't have you been making toffee

23:49

too Mr leech no I haven't now open wide

23:54

I must say going to the dentist wasn't

23:55

as bad as I thought it might be there

23:57

was a com fortable chair a lamp to keep

23:59

me warm and it was all over in no time

24:02

there thank you very much Mr leech I

24:05

didn't feel a thing because I haven't

24:07

done anything yet I have to give you an

24:09

injection first now just stay where you

24:11

are for a moment I'll be right back I

24:14

thought the injection must be the

24:16

freezing Jonathan told me about so I

24:18

decided to have some fruit juice

24:20

[Music]

24:23

first

24:26

oops

24:28

then I noticed that Mr leech had left

24:30

his vacuum cleaner plugged

24:33

in

24:36

ow well seems we're all comfortable and

24:39

ready to

24:40

start open wide

24:43

[Music]

24:48

please how do you think it's going it's

24:51

awfully quiet in there they say no news

24:54

is good

24:56

news oh are we ready for our injection

24:59

now and please understand this will hurt

25:02

me more than it will hurt

25:04

you there we go all done that didn't

25:08

hurt at all would you like me to give

25:10

you your injection now Mr leech

25:12

certainly not whatever next but you said

25:14

yours would hurt more than mine I need

25:17

to take a wax impression now say ah then

25:21

bite down hard and don't let go for

25:26

anything

25:30

a oh

25:32

[Music]

25:34

dear oh that was my thumb but what's

25:38

left of it but you said don't let go for

25:40

anything Mr leech would you like us to

25:43

come back another day no no when I first

25:46

became a dentist I was told some days

25:48

would be worse than others and I won't

25:49

be beaten now if I'm going to fit this

25:52

young bear with a new gold top to his

25:53

tooth I'm going to finish the job a new

25:56

gold top it'll make make you even more

25:58

valuable than you are now thank you very

26:00

much Mr leech perhaps you'd like to try

26:03

one of these I uh it's very kind of you

26:06

I don't normally indulge it doesn't set

26:08

a very good example but perhaps just

26:10

this

26:11

[Music]

26:16

once oh dear Mr leech I hope you haven't

26:19

done what I

26:22

[Music]

26:24

did but I'm afraid he had Aunt Lucy on

26:27

the other hand it gave me an

26:30

idea I unwrapped the toffee I'd started

26:32

the night before and there was my

26:35

tooth I put the 5 Pence the Tooth Fairy

26:38

left me towards buying the ingredients

26:39

for making softer toffee I hope you

26:42

enjoy

26:42

[Music]

26:51

it

26:53

[Music]

26:56

no

26:58

Mr grber and I were visiting London's

27:00

Natural History Museum where there was

27:02

the most amazing thing I'd ever

27:04

seen what is it Mr grber that's a

27:08

diplodocus one of the largest dinosaurs

27:11

ever to roam the Earth large it's huge

27:15

but just Skin and

27:17

Bones well just bones

27:22

actually it's a fossil of a dinosaur

27:25

that lived millions of years ago oh I

27:28

was wondering how it got down those

27:30

stairs wouldn't a creature like that

27:32

make a wonderful chapter in your book

27:34

the world and wonders precisely why I

27:38

brought you here Mr Brown we off to

27:40

visit an old friend of mine in Canada to

27:42

go on a dinosaur

27:44

dig in the Alberta Badlands

27:50

peekaboo hey grber long time no see

27:54

indeed it is Dr Cano and may I introduce

27:57

to my friend Paddington Brown of 32

28:00

Windsor Gardens London originally of

28:02

darkest Peru pleased to meet you

28:04

Paddington I see you admire our

28:06

Albertosaurus originally of the darkest

28:08

Jurassic the Albertosaurus was one of

28:10

the fiercest flesh eating

28:12

dinosaurs flesh eating speaking of

28:15

eating we finished but do you guys want

28:17

some

28:20

lunch no thank you I'm not particularly

28:23

hungry right now doctor why is a doctor

28:25

needed here are the dinosaurs ill

28:28

no no Mr Brown Dr Canmore is a

28:31

paleontologist a scientist who studies

28:34

ancient life that means anything before

28:36

grber here was born come on I'll show

28:39

you around this is where we dump Rock

28:42

after checking it for fossils there's a

28:44

lot of digging in paleontology bears are

28:46

good at digging perhaps I could be a

28:48

pale a pal a

28:52

pal think of Dr Canmore as a a dinosaur

28:57

detect detective Mr Brown a detective

29:00

that means you have to search for Clues

29:02

yes but my Clues are hundreds of

29:04

millions of years old in fact you're

29:06

standing in one right

29:09

now a

29:12

footprint Paddington I'd like you to

29:14

meet my research assistant archal

29:16

Didsbury why don't you show Paddington

29:19

round your

29:21

dig according to Mr Didsbury the dry

29:24

Badlands used to be a big wet swamp when

29:26

the dinosaur lived here it all seemed

29:29

quite fantastic don't touch that oh

29:34

helium's hity is a most precise science

29:36

we must know the exact position of every

29:39

bone oh I wasn't going to move it Mr

29:41

disbury it's much too big any mistake

29:44

would mean a difference of millions of

29:46

years in our calculations very important

29:49

especially if we discover a new dinosaur

29:51

there are new dinosaurs Mr Didsbury live

29:54

ones all dinosaurs are old them dead

29:58

there are just some we haven't found

30:00

yet can we that brush

30:07

please oh I'm sorry Mr Didsbury say her

30:11

Paddington isn't it it would be a great

30:13

hell to us if you could check to see if

30:14

we missed any fossils back at where the

30:16

big machine is I'd love to help Mr DB

30:19

but will the hose go that far no need

30:22

for the hose just get out of here I mean

30:26

just get

30:28

digging it was a big responsibility to

30:30

be in charge of a dig on my first day as

30:32

aot a palot dinosaur

30:38

detective bonon bonon bones bones

30:43

digging for bones picking around these

30:45

rocks and stones long ago when Years

30:48

Gone by dinosaurs Ru the Earth and Sky

30:52

some were large some were small some we

30:55

know were very tall bones bones bones

30:59

bones when they walked the Earth would

31:01

Quake the sound of their Ro made shake

31:04

and when they died left Only Bone and

31:07

over time it turned to stone dinosaurs

31:10

were colossal now all that's left is the

31:14

fossil dinosaur detectives got a job to

31:17

do going to dig around going to find a

31:20

clue bones digging for bones picking

31:23

around these rocks and stones bones

31:26

bones for bones picking around these

31:29

rocks and stones for

31:33

bones Mr ditsy Mr

31:36

Didsbury Mr Didsbury I found a

31:40

fossil it's not a big one I'm afraid but

31:43

have you ever seen one like it yes it

31:46

was called

31:48

lunch my

31:50

dinosaur my

31:56

marmalade luckily I still had a bit of

31:58

string so I thought I'd try using it to

32:01

get my marmalade

32:03

back Hey

32:05

disbury Oh I thought you were that bear

32:08

if he isn't soaking me he's making

32:09

dinosaurs out of chicken bones and now

32:12

what is he

32:14

done Mr

32:19

Gro I've got you Mr

32:22

Brown a fossil I I've never seen

32:25

anything like it it's some kind of hair

32:28

bearing therapsid from the peran period

32:30

an ancestor of today's

32:32

mammals I've got you Mr

32:35

Brown look Mr Brown if you screw up your

32:39

eyes it almost looks as though it could

32:41

have been pushing some kind of early

32:43

shopping basket on Wheels which has

32:45

tipped

32:46

over perhaps it had an accident on its

32:49

way home with the shopping maybe he

32:51

didn't make it because there was some

32:53

cataclysmic upheaval you should look

32:55

around Mr Brown and see see if there's

32:57

any prehistoric shopping lying

33:00

around I'm afraid not Mr grber there's

33:03

only my jar of

33:05

marmalade but MAA had a label could it

33:08

have belonged to the dinosaurs after all

33:11

we will never know the truth Mr Brown

33:14

but in this world of Wonders all things

33:17

are possible in any case this will make

33:20

a good ending to my chapter actually I

33:23

know an even better one Paddington gets

33:25

to name this new

33:28

[Music]

33:30

Discovery I would like to name this new

33:32

species of dinosaur the pading Saurus

33:41

marmalades dear Aunt Lucy last Saturday

33:44

Mr Brown took us to Bry for the day and

33:46

I went on the

33:47

pier there was so much going on I didn't

33:50

know what to look at

33:51

first did you see

33:54

that that lady looks as though she's

33:56

gliding on or water it's called water

33:58

skiing I wish I could do that I wonder

34:01

where you get the

34:02

skis at Senor Alberto's water skiing

34:05

school look Senor Alberto guarantees to

34:09

teach anyone to ski crash courses given

34:12

daily crash courses I'm not sure I like

34:15

the sound of

34:17

that come along everyone Mr Mrs Brown

34:20

will be wondering what we've got to if I

34:21

may Mrs bird I'd like to stay here for a

34:23

while all right then we'll be at the fun

34:29

[Applause]

34:31

Fair oops Mrs bird you forgot your

34:35

umbrella Mrs bird oh dear I better hang

34:40

on to it for her I wanted to know more

34:42

about these crash courses so I went off

34:44

in search of senior

34:46

Alberto it's a day at the pier and we're

34:49

here with local water skiing instructor

34:51

Senor Alberto tell me senor how's

34:54

business well darling you to be every

34:56

body wants to water ski now it's the par

34:59

of sailing what you going to do life has

35:02

it UPS and it has it Downs excuse me

35:05

senior Alberto if I took one of your

35:08

crash courses would I need a helmet

35:10

crash

35:12

courses no no no it's just an expression

35:15

no one need a crash in it's a hurry up

35:18

to learn

35:20

cish a television camera is your program

35:23

shown in darkest Peru hello Aunt Lucy I

35:27

hope you got my last

35:28

postcard hey tny we are very busy here

35:31

huh but I only wanted to inquire about

35:33

water skiing

35:34

lessons anytime anywhere at the senior

35:38

Alberto School of the water ski in I can

35:40

teach anyone to water

35:43

ski only not today I'm busy with this

35:46

very important television

35:49

interview hey so sorry seor we just

35:52

don't have time to wait perhaps some

35:54

other time ciao ah Mr Alberto might you

35:57

have the time now Mama Mia after you Los

36:01

me all of that free publicity f a chance

36:04

you get a lesson from

36:06

me why So Glam I wanted to take one of

36:10

senior Alberto's crash courses excuse me

36:12

lad that wouldn't be a marmalade

36:14

sandwich would it yes would you like

36:17

half Don't Mind If I Do Stanley is the

36:19

name I'm Paddington Brown pleased to

36:21

meet

36:23

you you can't fool me I know a marmalade

36:26

sandwich when I smells one pton meet my

36:28

good friend Oliver would you like my

36:31

half Mr Oliver right neighborly of you

36:33

panon I was feeling a bit peckish but

36:35

what are you going to eat not to worry

36:37

Mr Oliver I always keep a spare one

36:38

under my hat in case of an

36:43

emergency H eating again eh and whose

36:47

lunch match should be scaming off this

36:48

time padding practically forc the hon us

36:51

a regular silver tongue If Ever I heard

36:53

one yes and I'm the queen mother come on

36:56

then boys or we miss the hairy legs

36:58

contest would you happen to know what

37:00

the first prize is this week Maggie

37:02

you'll never

37:03

guess a water SK lesson from senior

37:07

Alberto did someone mention a hairy Lex

37:10

contest very hairy

37:14

indeed what do you mean paddington's

37:16

enter a contest you'll

37:21

see finally something halfway

37:23

interesting to use for our reports what

37:26

day at the pier would be complete

37:28

without a contest or two and today is no

37:31

exception well then ladies and gentlemen

37:34

you've seen all the contestants remember

37:36

it's your applause that will choose the

37:37

winner of our hairy legs contest oh

37:41

let's not forget will save at a free

37:43

crash course crash

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course did I say a crash course I meant

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hurry up to learn course

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Kish is it contestant isn't number

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one or is it number

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four or number

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seven yes it's number seven let's hear

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it for number seven here's our

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winner a bear can't with a hairy legs

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contest you didn't say anything about

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Bear's not being able to enter that's

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discrimination that is give him the

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prize um well like I said we have our

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winner no cannot a teacher a bear to

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water ski but your poster said you can

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teach

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anyone what do you say to that Senor

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Alberto like I said

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anyone

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anyone the funny thing about life Aunt

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Lucy is is that sometimes you get what

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you wished for and other times you begin

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to wish you hadn't wished for it in the

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first place keep your legs together and

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your knees are B and just a shout ready

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to go faster I'm afraid my knees are a

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bit near the water to start

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with okay faster it

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is oh dear seeo Alberto I can't seem to

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master this master this

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okay

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see slow

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down oh no not up

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down wow look at

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Paddington now who says you can't teach

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an old dog new tricks it certainly looks

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like business will be picking up Senor

39:43

Alberto well it's like I said life has

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its ups and it has its downs and now

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thanks to this a young Bear's gimmick it

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has its

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ups I thought you might enjoy seeing

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these photographs which Mr Brown took of

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my first flight Aunt Lucy but I think

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from now on I'll leave the flying to the

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birds because like the old saying goes

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what goes up must come down a

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nephew you certainly are a bear who has

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his paws firmly rooted on the

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ground most of the

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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time do do do

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[Music]

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do do

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[Music]

40:55

do

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[Music]

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curious speaks is M but tr's never far

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[Music]

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behind left Peru and sailed to England

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alone

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[Music]

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there he met the grounds and they took

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him

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home now a new life has he W

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favor he always does his best to help

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everyone when a problem appears he never

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misses a beat and always finds a way to

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land on his feet has his very own unique

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point of

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view looks at everything as if it's

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brand

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new he is friendly and polite and he

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tries to do things right but he gets in

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sticky messes just the same he's curious

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and speaks his mind but tr's never

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behind it's Padington bear he's one of

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the I'm Paddington Bear

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