Thomas Kinkade Beacon of hope

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animals, gave it a sympathetic audience.
‘What’s up, Duck?’ said the rabbit.
‘The duck says’, translated Gaspode, ‘that it’s like a migratory thing. Just the same feelin’ as a migration, he Victor thought about the book in his pocket. Chanting and lighting fires. What sort of person did that?
‘I don’t know what’s going on,’ he said. ‘I’d like to find out. Look, haven’t you got names? I feel awkward, talking to people without names.’
‘Only me,’ said Gaspode. ‘Bein’ a dog. I’m named after the famous Gaspode, you knowsays.’ ‘Yeah? I didn’t have far to come,’ the rabbit volunteered. ‘We lived on the dunes anyway.’ It sighed. ‘For three happy years and four miserable days,’ it added. A thought struck Victor. ‘So you’d know about the old man on the beach?’ he said. ‘Oh, him. Yeah. Him. He was always coming up here.’ ‘What sort of person was he?’ said Victor. ‘Listen, buster, up to four days ago I had a vocabulary consisting of two verbs and one noun. What do you think I thought he was? All I know is, he didn’t bother us. We probably thought he was a rock on legs, or something.’