Roobarb Roobarb E004 When the Tree Fell to Pieces

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00:00 [Musique de la vidéo]

00:13 [Bruit de vent]

00:19 "Good gracious me!"

00:20 pensait Rhubarb sur un jour très froid.

00:22 "Good gracious me! What a funny day it is!

00:25 It's almost too thick to walk through.

00:27 I've never known such a thick day."

00:29 Rhubarb ran into the wind

00:31 and was then thrown back up to the house.

00:33 "What a rubbery day!"

00:35 [Bruit de vent]

00:42 There wasn't a soul in the garden,

00:43 not a squeak nor a peep from anyone.

00:45 Just Rhubarb,

00:47 screaming back and forth

00:48 and the wind howling.

00:50 As Rhubarb was springing back up to the house,

00:52 he reached out and caught hold of this tree

00:54 and held on with all his might.

00:55 "Oh, dear!"

00:57 panted Rhubarb in a deathless sort of way.

00:59 "The day is slipping all one way.

01:01 I'm breaking the leaves off the tree.

01:02 If only I could stop the day from slipping,

01:04 I could save the leaves.

01:05 But when a day starts to slip,

01:08 there's nothing anyone can do."

01:10 When the sun went down and the wind went,

01:14 Rhubarb stood wobbling on the lawn

01:16 with his fur stretched as long as string.

01:18 "Now what sort of a day would do a thing like that?"

01:22 grumbled Rhubarb,

01:23 falling into his bed, dog-tired

01:25 and feeling very ropey.

01:27 Next morning,

01:29 Rhubarb woke up and carefully opened the door.

01:33 Went out into the garden

01:35 to find that the new day wasn't at all thick

01:39 or even slipping.

01:41 "Well, blow me down!"

01:44 "No, no, no, no, no, that's not what I mean!"

01:47 screamed Rhubarb.

01:49 "Dearie me is what I really mean!"

01:51 "Who?" he said as he looked about

01:54 and saw that there was only one leaf on the tree.

01:57 "Even the leaves have slipped off the tree.

02:00 "Even the leaves have slipped off the tree," said Rhubarb.

02:03 And with that, he clipped out his claws

02:06 and bounced about the garden, collecting up leaves

02:08 and piling them by the tree.

02:10 "I'm going to mend the tree!"

02:12 shouted Rhubarb.

02:13 And all the birds screeched with laughter,

02:15 casted and leapt up onto the fence,

02:17 and grinned at Rhubarb's tree-mending feet,

02:19 all clogged up with leaves.

02:21 [music]

02:37 As soon as Rhubarb had finished piling up all the leaves,

02:40 he bounded off up to the shed to get some glue and a ladder,

02:43 when a gust of very wiggly wind blew into the garden

02:46 and scattered Rhubarb's leaves all about.

02:49 [laughter]

02:55 The birds spun round and round in the sky,

02:57 and Custard somersaulted and autumnsaulted all along the fence,

03:00 and Rhubarb shouted at the top of his bark,

03:02 but nobody could hear him,

03:04 as the wind blew all the leaves and Rhubarb's voice

03:06 far away up into the sky.

03:08 [wind]

03:11 As Rhubarb stormed back up to the house,

03:13 speechless and in a very bad mood,

03:16 Custard was caught up in a whirl of wind,

03:19 and went spinning up and down the top of the fence,

03:21 screeching and screaming.

03:23 "This is one catastrophe I wouldn't miss for all the bones in a dinosaur!"

03:26 squealed Rhubarb as he found his voice,

03:28 and shouted above the howls of Custard and the wind.

03:31 "It's an air wind that blows no good,

03:33 and Custards are good for nothing!"

03:36 [music]

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