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Cycles
Cycles

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Uncle Max's secret
Uncle Max's secret

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Anna learns a secret while helping her Uncle Max in his tailer's shop.

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Leave Herbert alone.
Leave Herbert alone.

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Young Jennifer finally succeeds in making friends with Herbert, the cat next door.

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Just awful
Just awful

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James cuts his finger in the playground and is sent to the school nurse.

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