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aleksandr82 [10.1K]
1 year ago
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What was mr. tod doing when he heard the sound of car?

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Arturiano [62]1 year ago
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Mr.Tod, when he heard the sound of car he was having lunch in the coffee room of an inn.

Mr. Toad is described as the "horror," "traffic-quiller," and "Lord of the Lone Trail." Mr. Toad doesn't seem to have much common sense because he steals a car without giving it any thought. He is so consumed by his love of vehicles that he disregards all traffic laws and acts haughtily toward the authorities.

Mr. Toad lacks sincerity in his activities and is unable to comprehend the magnitude of his crime. He appears to approach situations nonchalantly. After some time of waiting, Mr. Toad lost all self-control. He discreetly snuck out of the room and made his way around to the inn yard.

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