Answer the following questions based on the provided text about Paddington: 1. What did Paddington see...? 2. Who was in the garden...? 3. Why was Paddington looking...? 4. How did Paddington try to u

Paddington saw a wall of blackness when he looked through the hole in the fence.

Mr Curry, Paddington's next-door neighbour, was in the garden next door.

Paddington was trying to look into the next-door garden because the knot-hole usually gave a very good view of it.

Paddington tried to unblock the hole by picking up one of Mr Brown's old bean sticks and poking it through the hole.

Mr Curry danced up and down because Paddington had poked him in the eye with the stick.

His face turned a deep purple because he was very angry and in pain after being poked in the eye.

Based on the mentions of "golfing trousers" and "plus-fours," it is likely Mr Curry has been practising golf in his back garden.