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"The king is in the altogether,
but altogether, the altogether
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"He's altogether as naked
as the day that he was born
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"And it's altogether too chilly a morn!"
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- Hans!
- Hurry, Peter.
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We're going to hear another story.
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Hans, the schoolmaster
went to the Burgomaster and the...
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Peter, don't worry so much
on a beautiful day like this.
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They're coming here - the schoolmaster,
the Burgomaster, the council. Look!
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Good morning, Burgomaster.
:08:44
Look, Burgomaster.
The books - on the dirty ground!
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Here. The History of Denmark
used to tie the string of a dirty kite!
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The history of any country
can always stand a little fresh air.
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Did you hear about the history book
that took a vacation
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and came back a much better history?
:09:05
You see? That's the stuff
he fills the children's heads with!
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Look at this.
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"Arithmetic. A two met a four one day.
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"They liked each other immediately
and got married,
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"and all the other numbers
came to their wedding."
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- It's impossible!
- There are different ways of learning.
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A cobbler belongs in his shop,
and children belong in school.
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- Tend to your shoes. I'll tend to my school!
- To be sure.
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But is the world made up of nothing else
but shoes and schoolrooms, and...?
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There's a story
of a piece of chalk and a blackboard.
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The piece of chalk had written
so many things on the blackboard
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that it believed
it knew all about everything.
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The blackboard was angry.
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She felt that without her to write upon,
nobody would know anything,
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and she was the one
who really knew it all.