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Beaver orders a $280 stereophonic accordion.
Beaver orders a $280 stereophonic accordion.
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S4, EP12 "Beaver and Kenneth"A friendless boy has been stealing things at school to give to Beaver.
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S4, EP11 "Chuckie's New Shoes"Beaver messes up a trip to the store to buy a neighbor's little boy a pair of shoes.
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S4, EP10 "Wally's Glamour Girl"Wally is afraid of meeting a girl to whom he has misrepresented himself in correspondence.
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S4, EP8 "Eddie's Double-Cross"Eddie is deluded by a girl into thinking that she really likes him.
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S4, EP7 "Miss Landers' Fiance"Beaver gets depressed when he discovers his teacher, Miss Landers, has a fiancé.
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