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Matilda 4: 'the parrot'

   Matilda (adapted from Roald Dahl) : 'The parrot'.

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Her husband's face was grey. ...The next day Matilda took the parrot back: who lived just round the corner. Matilda's mother thought it was a ghost. ' She would borrow the parrot for one night and hide it behind a cupboard in the dining-room'... 'Save us, Harry!' she screamed. 'Save us!' in the living room in front of the TV when They all ran out of the room. He also liked to repeat :' Dead man's dinner!'. his father had given to him. The parrot could say :' Hello, hello, hello!'. 'Dead man's dinner! Dead man's dinner!' 'My parents loved it', she told Fred. Fred was a small boy of six a voice came loud and clear from the dining-room: ...They were all having supper she had a sudden idea: He often talked about the wonderful parrot When Matilda heard Fred's parrot,