It's a cool Christmas.

Isn't there another road?

That's not enough, Mr Blore.

We're going to add another seven here.

Well, I've got plenty of time.

I still have to get rid of this carpet.

Carpet

And then nine plus eight is seventeen.

It's too damp, men, too damp.

Where'd you go to school?

They could not get enough food.

What a big dog!

Yeah. That's true.

Can you beat your little rug when nobody's out here?

What a heavy desk this is!

All right, eight times seven.

It's...

Same thing as four times two.

Five times one is five.

All right.

I checked everywhere!

A mud pie.

These new curtains don't go well with the rugs.

I have to buy a new carpet for this room.

You can't just run off like that

Then you go six more, thirty six, forty two, forty eight.

What a big eater he is!

What about a kiss, eh, princess?

We must buy a new carpet for this room.

I have to buy a new carpet for this room.

My father didn't say a word during dinner.

That's easy.

I think we could design an entire city.

Gums everything up.

All over, I guess.

I got bit by mosquitoes all over this area, and it itches so badly I can't stand it.

A purple carpet will not go with this red curtain.

That's wrong. It will take over thousands of years until it's gone.

The west coast with all those surface cracks,

We could look it up in the rest of the table because nine times three is the same thing as three times nine.

And then he describes the home he owned in their village.

Two times five is ten.

Up here I added one from every step, here I'm adding two.

Two times eight, sixteen.

Five times two is ten.