天才宝贝熊(little bear)文本：clever cricket

Clever Cricket
E: We are here.
L: Me too.
GN: Oh, good! Lunch’s almost ready, you two
E: Granny, it’s getting cold outside.
L: I’m not cold.
E: You’ve got a fur coat.
L: I know.
GN: It’s getting cold in here too. We need some more wood on the fire.
E: I can get the wood for you Granny. Come on Little Bear. I’ll show you where it is. Here is the wood pile.
L: And here is one for you too Tutu.
GN: Good job! Just put it in the wood box. Oh, thank you, Tutu.
L: It will be winter soon, won’t it Granny?
GN: I love winter. Don’t you, Little Bear?
L: Oh, yes.I don’t mind cold at all. But I love the fire and the fireplace.
GN: So do I. Oh, that would do nicely. Thank you Emily! Thank you Little Bear! And thank you Tutu!
L: What was that?
GN: It sounds very much like a cricket. Maybe you brought him in with the fire wood.
E: I can’t see him.
GN: He could be anywhere.
L: That came from over there.
E: No..
E: Over there.
L: Maybe he is in the cupboard.
E: I don’t think so.
GN: He’ll trip a lot as the house warms up. But you have to be careful. You don’t want to scare him.
L: We can’t find him anywhere.
E: I don’t think he’s ever going to come out.
GN: Well, cricket is very shy by nature, you know. Do you know that it is a good luck to have a cricket in the house.
L: Emily, you have a lucky house.
E: I guess I do. Listen. Isn’t that nice?
L: Crickets are very musical.
GN: Yes, they are, very much so.
L: Did you hear that? It answered me. I heard him.
E: Let me try. Oh, is he wonderful?
L: He’s talking to us. He is a very clever cricket.
GN: That’s what we’ll name him, Clever Cricket.
L: I think he is trying to teach us a song.
L: Oh, look, there he is, Clever Cricket.
E: Oh. He is jumping all over the place.
GN: Crickets just naturally jump, and they never really know where they are going
to land. Well, there, there. Now take a deep breath, Clever Cricket and try to settle down. That’s better.
L: You are sure a good jumper, Clever Cricket.
E: Yes, indeed. You have the jumps like people who have the hiccups.
GN: I never knew such a musical cricket.
L: I think he really likes to stay here.
GN: He is welcome to spend the whole winter. As a matter of fact, he can stay as long as he likes.
E: I think he ‘s going to be very happy here.
L: Look, the mice are coming out to dance.
E: I don’t know mice are such good dancers.
GN: Let me see. I think we need a few words to go with this song.
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Emily, Cricket---
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And mice come out in the fire place
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What fun to be a mouse dancing on the floor of Granny’s house.
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