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The lines for book two are:
1 "What's so great about Britain anyhow?"
2 "Paddington, Paddington, all change; next stop Paddington," the conductor called.
3 It was Grace who started it all.
4 "Woolgathering, Robert?" enquired Mr. Fosse.
5 Elizabeth was bored, and when she became bored, anything could happen.
6 It was the end of the summer term.
7 Imagine the dullest, greyest, blandest building you can and you would be nowhere near how dull, grey or bland the Grange School was.
8 It was the first day of Michaelmas term, and the new pupils eyed each other uneasily.
9 "I want to see!"
10 "Sod that for a game of soldiers," said William.
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1 "What's so great about Britain anyhow?"
2 "Paddington, Paddington, all change; next stop Paddington," the conductor called.
3 It was Grace who started it all.
4 "Woolgathering, Robert?" enquired Mr. Fosse.
5 Elizabeth was bored, and when she became bored, anything could happen.
6 It was the end of the summer term.
7 Imagine the dullest, greyest, blandest building you can and you would be nowhere near how dull, grey or bland the Grange School was.
8 It was the first day of Michaelmas term, and the new pupils eyed each other uneasily.
9 "I want to see!"
10 "Sod that for a game of soldiers," said William.
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