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The people on the train were hot an

The people on the train were hot and tired. A tall young man sat next to three small children and their aunt. The aunt and the children talked. When the aunt spoke ahe always began with “Don`t...” When the children spoke thay always began with “Why...?” The young man said nothing.
The small boy whistled loudly. “Don`t do that, Cyril,” said his aunt. Cyril stood up and looked out of the window at the countryside. “Why is that man taking those sheep out of that field?” he asked. “Perhaps he`s taking them to another field where there`s more grass,” said the aunt. “But there`s lots of grass in that field. Why can`t the sheep stay there?” “Perhaps the grass in the other field is better.” “Why is it better?” The young man looked annoyed. “Oh dear,” thought the aunt, “he doesn`t like children.” “Sit down quietly, Cyril. Now, listen, I`m going to tell you all a story.”

The children looked bored but they listened. The story was very boring indeed. It was about a very beautiful little girl, who worked hard and behaved beautifully. Everybody loved her. One day she fell into a lake and everyone in the village ran to save her.

“Why did they save her?” asked the bigger girl.
“Because she was so good,”said the aunt.
“But that`s stupid,” said the girl.”When people fall into lakes, it doesn`t
matter if they`re good or bad, you run to save them.”
“You`re right,” said the young man, speaking for the first time. “That`s a
ridiculous story.”
“Well, perhaps you would like to tell a story,” said the aunt coldly.
“OK,” said the man. The children looked interested and he began.

The tale of horribly good Bertha

“Once upon a time, a long time ago there was a little girl called Bertha.
She was always well behaved and worked hard at school to please her parents
and her teachers. She was never late, never dirty or untidy, never rude, and
she never told lies.”
The children on the train began to look bored. “Was she pretty?” asked the smaller girl.
“No,” said the young man. “She wasn`t pretty at all. She was just horrible good. Bertha was so good that she won three gold medals. One said Never late, one said Always polite, and the third said Best Child in the World.”
“Yuk!” said the three children.

“Anyway,” said the young man, “Bertha was so good that the king invited her
to his palace. So she put on her best clean white dress and she pinned her
three medals to the front and she walked through the woods to the king`s
palace. But in the woods there lived a big hungry wolf. He saw Bertha`s
lovely white dress through the trees and he heard the medals clinking
together as she walked.

‘Aha!’ thought the wolf. ‘Lunch!’ And he started to move quickly but quietly
throught the trees towards Bertha.”
“Oh, no!” cried the children. “Is he going to eat Bertha?”
“Yes, of course,” answered the young man. “Bertha tried to run away but she
couldn`t run fast because the medals were so heavy. The wolf caught her
easily and he ate everything, every bit of Bertha, expect her three medals.”
“That`s a terrible story,” said the aunt.
“No, it isn`t,” shouted the children. “It`s the best story ever!”
“Ah,” said young man,”the train`s stopping. It`s my station.”
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The people on the train were hot and tired. A tall young man sat next to three small children and their aunt. The aunt and the children talked. When the aunt spoke ahe always began with “Don`t...” When the children spoke thay always began with “Why...?” The young man said nothing.The small boy whistled loudly. “Don`t do that, Cyril,” said his aunt. Cyril stood up and looked out of the window at the countryside. “Why is that man taking those sheep out of that field?” he asked. “Perhaps he`s taking them to another field where there`s more grass,” said the aunt. “But there`s lots of grass in that field. Why can`t the sheep stay there?” “Perhaps the grass in the other field is better.” “Why is it better?” The young man looked annoyed. “Oh dear,” thought the aunt, “he doesn`t like children.” “Sit down quietly, Cyril. Now, listen, I`m going to tell you all a story.”The children looked bored but they listened. The story was very boring indeed. It was about a very beautiful little girl, who worked hard and behaved beautifully. Everybody loved her. One day she fell into a lake and everyone in the village ran to save her.“Why did they save her?” asked the bigger girl.“Because she was so good,”said the aunt.“But that`s stupid,” said the girl.”When people fall into lakes, it doesn`tmatter if they`re good or bad, you run to save them.”“You`re right,” said the young man, speaking for the first time. “That`s aridiculous story.”“Well, perhaps you would like to tell a story,” said the aunt coldly.“OK,” said the man. The children looked interested and he began.The tale of horribly good Bertha“Once upon a time, a long time ago there was a little girl called Bertha.She was always well behaved and worked hard at school to please her parentsand her teachers. She was never late, never dirty or untidy, never rude, andshe never told lies.”The children on the train began to look bored. “Was she pretty?” asked the smaller girl.“No,” said the young man. “She wasn`t pretty at all. She was just horrible good. Bertha was so good that she won three gold medals. One said Never late, one said Always polite, and the third said Best Child in the World.”“Yuk!” said the three children.“Anyway,” said the young man, “Bertha was so good that the king invited herto his palace. So she put on her best clean white dress and she pinned herthree medals to the front and she walked through the woods to the king`spalace. But in the woods there lived a big hungry wolf. He saw Bertha`slovely white dress through the trees and he heard the medals clinkingtogether as she walked.‘Aha!’ thought the wolf. ‘Lunch!’ And he started to move quickly but quietlythrought the trees towards Bertha.”“Oh, no!” cried the children. “Is he going to eat Bertha?”“Yes, of course,” answered the young man. “Bertha tried to run away but shecouldn`t run fast because the medals were so heavy. The wolf caught hereasily and he ate everything, every bit of Bertha, expect her three medals.”“That`s a terrible story,” said the aunt.“No, it isn`t,” shouted the children. “It`s the best story ever!”“Ah,” said young man,”the train`s stopping. It`s my station.”
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La gente en el tren eran caliente y cansado.Un joven alto se sentó junto a tres pequeños hijos y a su tía.La tía y los hijos de hablar.¿Cuando la tía habla AHE siempre comenzó con "Don ` t..." cuando los niños habla Thay siempre comenzó con "Por qué...?"El joven no dijo nada.El pequeño niño silbó fuerte."Don ` t hacer eso, Cyril", dijo su tía.Cyril se levantó y miró por la ventana en el campo.¿"Por qué es que el hombre de tomar esas ovejas fuera de ese campo?", preguntó."Tal vez él ` s de llevarlos a un campo donde hay más hierba," dijo la tía."Pero hay un monton de hierba en el campo.¿Por qué no las ovejas quedarse ahí?¿"Quizás la hierba en el otro campo es mejor." "Por qué es mejor?"El joven parecía molesto."Oh, querida," la tía ", no como niños". "Sentarse tranquilamente, Cyril.Ahora, escucha, voy a contarles una historia. "Los niños parecía aburrido pero lo escuchado.La historia fue muy aburrido.Era una hermosa niña, que trabajaba duro y portado maravillosamente.Todos la amaban.Un día, ella cayó en un lago y todos en el pueblo corrió a salvarla.¿"Por qué no salvarla?", preguntó el joven."Porque ella era tan buena," dijo la tía."Pero eso es estúpido", dijo la niña. "Cuando la gente caer en Lagos, doesn ` tImporta si son buenos o malos, corres para salvar a ellos "."Tienes razón," dijo el joven, que habla por primera vez."Eso es unHistoria ridícula "."Bueno, tal vez te gustaría contar una historia", dijo la tía fríamente."Está bien", dijo el hombre.Los niños parecía interesado y comenzó.La historia de horriblemente bueno Bertha"Érase una vez, hace mucho tiempo había una niña llamada Bertha.Ella siempre fue educado y trabajado duro en la escuela para complacer a sus padresY su matricula.Ella nunca es tarde, nunca sucio o desordenado, nunca grosero, yElla nunca le dijo mentiras ".Los niños en el tren comenzó a mirar aburrido.¿"Ella era bonita?", preguntó la pequeña niña."No," dijo el joven."Ella no era bastante a todos.Ella era horrible.Bertha era tan bueno que ganó tres medallas de oro.Uno dice nunca tarde, uno dice siempre cortés, y la tercera dice mejor niño del mundo ".¡"Yuk!"Dijo que los tres niños."De todos modos", dijo el joven, "Bertha fue tan bueno que el rey invitó a susA su palacio.Entonces ella se puso su mejor vestido de blanco limpio y le inmovilizóTres medallas para el frente y caminó a través del bosque a la King ` sPalacio.Pero en el bosque vivía un gran lobo hambriento.Vio a Bertha ` sHermoso vestido blanco a traves de los arboles y escuchó el tintineo de las medallasJuntos mientras caminaba.¡'Aha!'pensó el lobo.¡'el almuerzo!Y empezó a moverse rapidamente pero en silencioA través de los árboles hacia Bertha ".¡"Oh, no!"Gritó a los niños.¿"Se va a comer a Bertha?""Sí, claro", respondió el joven."Bertha trató de huir pero ellaNo podía correr rápido porque las medallas eran tan pesados.El lobo atrapadoFácilmente y se comió todo, cada pedacito de Bertha, esperan que sus tres medallas "."Es una historia terrible", dijo la tía."No, no", gritó a los niños.¡"Es la mejor historia!""Ah," dijo el joven, "el tren ` s parar.It ` s mi estación. "
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