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Even now, when I drive through some well-man-icured hamlet in Kent or Surrey I half expect to see a small bear in a red jersey and yellow checked trousers bounding across the village green.
Where a bear and his pals could have extraordinary adventures with knights, pirates, Red Indians, men from the moon, Chinese wizards, smugglers -- and still get home in time for their tea.
Rupert first appeared in the Daily Express in 1920, part of the paper's circulation battle with the Daily Mail who were having success with a cartoon character known as Teddy Tail in a strip called Pip, Squeak And Wilfred.
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