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Hi there, kids.

We're still hard at work writing loads more stories for you. While you wait, here's another one of our favourite stories from our archive. But first, it's time for a huge shout-out to a young listener in Freiburg, Germany, sometimes known as creature.

Give me an A.

Give me an M.

Give me an O.

Give me an S.

It's Amos.

Okay, Ruby, let's get on with the story.

The Sword and the Stone.

Many years ago, in Merry Old England, there was a huge cathedral made from the finest stone and glass in the realm.

In front of this mighty cathedral was a large courtyard, and in that courtyard was something very special indeed,

something that had been there for so long, just about everybody had forgotten when it had first appeared.

It was a massive moss-covered stone, and in that stone was a mysterious sword.

It stood straight up, proud and true, and completely untouched by the ravages of time.

No rust had weathered its pommel, and no moss had dulled the blade. In fact, it looked

just like it had when it was first made many, many years ago.

To add to the mystery of the sword were the strange words written in ornate writing that ran down the middle of the shiny blade.

They said boldly that...

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