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Super Great Kids' Stories

The Master of Masters

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Storyteller Tim Ralphs has fun with words in this old English Folktale. A new servant girl is told by her master to call things by rather silly names. The cat is a 'white-faced simminy' and the fire in the hearth is to be called 'hot cockalorum.' Will the young girl be able to remember all these daft names when there's an emergency?

© Super Great Kids' Stories Length 23 min 21 November 2025 Season 1 Episode 304 Stories UK Episodic

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© Super Great Kids' Stories Length 23 min 21 November 2025 Season 1 Episode 304 Stories UK Episodic

The Rathlin Island Fairies & The Fisherman of Lough Neagh

The Rathlin Island Fairies & The Fisherman of Lough Neagh

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Storyteller Tim Ralphs has fun with words in this old English Folktale. A new servant girl is told by her master to call things by rather silly names. The cat is a 'white-faced simminy' and the fire in the hearth is to be called 'hot cockalorum.' Will the young girl be able to remember all these daft names when there's an emergency? Listen along, join in the repetition and find out!

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