The Sword in the Stone
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Then along comes this huge pike
with big jaws and sharp, jagged teeth.

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Oh, turn him off, Dad.
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He was a monster!
The biggest fish I ever saw.

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And, boy, that's the biggest
fish story I ever heard.

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But it's true, sir.
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That's three demerits for being late
and three more for the fish story.

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Now, hop into the kitchen!
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I told you the Wart
was loony.

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Yes, well, he's either
out of his head or, uh....

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there's something mighty
fishy going on around here.

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For every high
there is a low

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For every to
there is a fro

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To and fro
Stop and go

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That's what makes
the world go round

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Oh, it's you, Merlin, sir.
- Uh, yes, my lad.

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Now, have you ever
considered being a squirrel?

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Well, no, I don't suppose.
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Well, now, there is
a tiny creature...

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with enormous problems.
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How he has survived
throughout the ages...

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is one of nature's
big mysteries.

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His life is hazardous.
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Downright dangerous.
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Uh, would you
like to try it?

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Oh, no, I'd better not.
- Oh-ho.

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It's, uh, too dangerous
for you, eh?

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Oh, no, it's not that.
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It's just that I've got six
demerits. All this work to do.

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What a mess!
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What a medieval muddle.
We'll have to modernize it.

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Start an assembly-line system.
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All right now. One and a-two
and a-three and a-four!

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Higitus figitus migitus mum
Skitun de bitun de batun de dum

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But I'm supposed to do it.
- No one will know the difference, son.


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