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56 Marshall's Surprise: The Lost Egg That Hatched a T-Rex · The Story Time With Lucky Podcast

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  Welcome back to Storytime with Lucky Podcast. Today we're going to read Dino Babies and Lost Egg.
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  One day Marshall was walking through the forest when he found an egg.
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  He decided to show to the other dino babies what sort of exit,
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  asked Franklin, and going to hatch it and find out, said Marshall.
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  And he sat on the egg and waited for it to hatch. After a few hours,
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  Marshall heard a cracking noise.
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  Then before he knew it, the egg had hatched. The other dino babies came rushing in.
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  Marshall, got Franklin, she's a, a, a, a, T-Rex.
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  Put her down before she eats you. cried steadily. No, said Marshall.
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  She's cute and I'm her mummy.
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  Marshall, she's a T-Rex. You can't keep her, said Franklin gently.
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  She's my baby. I'm going to call Trixie.
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  I'm going to call her Trixie. I'm going to keep her, insisted Marshall.
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  Oh well, she is rather cute. She is rather cute,
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  sighed the dino babies. And soon everyone wanted to play with Trixie.
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  She was great fun.
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  Dino babies were glad they'd hatched her after all.
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  That evening, Marshal Franklin popped, trooped home with Trixie.
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  But Mum wasn't pleased to see Trixie. Arrgh!
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  Get that T-Rex out of here!
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  She screeched. You can't keep her, Marshall. She's dangerous.
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  I'm sorry, Trixie. I'm sorry, Trixie, cried Marshall.
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  Gulping back at you. The next morning...
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  Marshall and Franklin came outside the next morning. Er, no, there was Trixie.
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  She had waited for them all night.
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  Marshall was delighted, but Franklin remembered what their mum said.
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  We have to get rid of her, he said.
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  Franklin asked all the dino babies for ideas.
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  We have to get rid of her, but she won't go away.
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  He explained, I bet if we don't like, if we don't, I bet if we act like we don't
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  like her she'll leave, said Truman.
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  Shoo Trixie, um, love, shoo Trixie, love, said Lavera sadly.
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  Trixie started to cry, beat it, we don't want you here anymore, said Stanley.
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  Wiping away a tear. We, stop, we can't do this, said Labria.
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  It's horrible. She turned to Trixie and smiled. It's okay, we really, we like it really.
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  Turn, and Trixie's eyes jumped into Labria's arms.
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  Maybe if we ignore her, she'll go away by herself.
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  Suggested Truman but it might take a very long time few weeks later the dino babies were playing in,
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  their tree cave a few weeks later.
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  The dino babies were playing in their tree cave.
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  It's been a long time since we played with Trixie, said Franklin.
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  Yes, we haven't seen any T-Rexes at all, just like Mum wanted, agreed Marshall.
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  As they spoke, Trixie the T-Rex put their head up to the window.
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  She had grown enormous! This isn't working, guys, said La Bearer.
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  We've been ignoring her for weeks and she's still here but just then another
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  norman t-rex came crashing through the trees.
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  And and trixie stared at him and a gooey look came into her eyes I think Trixie
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  is just falling in love, said Liberia.
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  Trixie waved goodbye to join the other T-Rex. I'm going to miss my baby, well, Marshall.
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  We all miss her, said Truman. But just think, Marshall, said Franklin,
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  if Trixie has babies, you'll be a mummy and a granny too.
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  No way, I'm far too young to be opening.
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  Ted Marshall, let's go and play instead.
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  The end and thank you for listening.