The Velveteen Rabbit Page #6
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Your mother gave me that.
542
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46:32,054 -- 00:46:28,984She loved the holidays.
543
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46:28,984 -- 00:46:27,116Well...
544
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46:27,116 -- 00:46:24,413I think have absolutely chosen
545
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46:24,413 -- 00:46:22,311the best tree in
the entire lot.
546
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46:22,311 -- 00:46:20,742Thanks...
547
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46:20,742 -- 00:46:17,139Nana.
548
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46:17,139 -- 00:46:15,771"Nana"?
549
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46:15,771 -- 00:46:12,468"Grandmother" is such
a long name.
550
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46:12,468 -- 00:46:10,065Don't you think?
551
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46:10,065 -- 00:46:06,562Ye-- I guess it is quite long.
552
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46:06,562 -- 00:46:02,091Isn't it?
553
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46:02,091 -- 00:45:39,201"Nana."
554
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45:39,201 -- 00:45:33,395It is beautiful.
555
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45:33,395 -- 00:45:31,660But it seems to me we--
556
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45:31,660 -- 00:45:28,023we are missing something.
557
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45:28,023 -- 00:45:26,188I know!
558
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45:26,188 -- 00:45:23,752it can be.
559
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45:23,752 -- 00:45:22,051What are you looking for?
560
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45:22,051 -- 00:45:19,882My angel.
561
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45:19,882 -- 00:45:17,346I haven't put a tree up
562
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45:17,346 -- 00:45:14,109I just don't know what
happened to my angel.
563
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45:14,109 -- 00:45:11,240We could go buy one.
564
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45:11,240 -- 00:45:08,137No, we can't.
Well, at least not today.
565
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45:08,137 -- 00:45:02,264I just gave Henry the day off.
566
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45:02,264 -- 00:44:56,592The car is here.
You can drive us.
567
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44:56,592 -- 00:44:53,522Impossible.
I don't know how to operate a car.
568
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44:53,522 -- 00:44:49,418That's Henry's job.
569
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44:49,418 -- 00:44:47,216It doesn't look that hard to me.
570
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44:47,216 -- 00:44:37,673No, I couldn't possibly.
571
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44:37,673 -- 00:44:35,004Could l?
572
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44:35,004 -- 00:44:30,599I think you could.
573
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44:30,599 -- 00:44:20,089Then run and get ready
before I change my mind.
574
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44:20,089 -- 00:44:18,387Er...
575
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44:18,387 -- 00:44:12,381well, I don't know where to start.
576
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44:12,381 -- 00:44:09,378I think you need to
turn it on.
577
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44:09,378 -- 00:43:43,218Oh, yeah. That's as good
a place as any.
578
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43:43,218 -- 00:43:35,878579
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43:35,878 -- 00:43:33,709( spinning )
580
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43:33,709 -- 00:43:17,126581
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43:17,126 -- 00:43:13,422Oh, my,
what do I think I'm doing?
582
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43:13,422 -- 00:42:46,395You can do it, Nana.
I know you can.
583
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42:46,395 -- 00:42:43,058Well, this isn't so hard.
584
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42:43,058 -- 00:42:39,955See? I told you
you could do it.
585
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42:39,955 -- 00:42:36,051Rabbit was right.
You really aren't all that crabby.
586
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42:36,051 -- 00:42:33,549Oh, well.
587
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42:33,549 -- 00:42:29,912I guess I'm going to have to thank
Rabbit for that wonderful compliment.
588
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42:29,912 -- 00:42:25,741589
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42:25,741 -- 00:42:12,328Er, why thank you, Rabbit.
590
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42:12,328 -- 00:41:25,181( horn whistling )
591
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41:25,181 -- 00:41:08,230Santa Claus.
592
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41:08,230 -- 00:41:05,795to ask of Santa?
593
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41:05,795 -- 00:41:03,292Oh yes, I know what I want.
594
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41:03,292 -- 00:40:59,989What might that be?
A friend for Rabbit?
595
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40:59,989 -- 00:40:57,186A game?
596
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40:57,186 -- 00:40:53,182I want Father home for Christmas.
597
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40:53,182 -- 00:40:51,013Oh, well...
598
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40:51,013 -- 00:40:48,310that might be a little
difficult request, Toby.
599
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40:48,310 -- 00:40:44,740You see, Santa specializes in...
600
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40:44,740 -- 00:40:41,237well, book and toys and puzzles
601
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40:41,237 -- 00:40:32,795and, well, things that fit
easily into his bag.
602
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40:32,795 -- 00:40:18,247But I guess it couldn't
hurt to ask, could it?
603
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40:18,247 -- 00:40:15,745What's that you're look at, dear?
604
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40:15,745 -- 00:40:11,273Real rabbits. See?
605
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40:11,273 -- 00:40:09,238Aren't they beautiful?
606
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40:09,238 -- 00:40:05,434- ( inhales )
- Ahh...
607
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40:05,434 -- 00:40:03,799- Ahem.
- Yeah.
608
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40:03,799 -- 00:40:00,529of time with us here.
609
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40:00,529 -- 00:39:57,893Yeah, isn't it great?
610
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39:57,893 -- 00:39:55,591He can't live here forever.
611
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39:55,591 -- 00:39:53,089- That's not--
- That's not how things work.
612
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39:53,089 -- 00:39:50,786But Toby brings us to life.
613
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39:50,786 -- 00:39:47,917If he leaves, I'll never be--
614
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39:47,917 -- 00:39:46,348Real?
None of us is--
615
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39:46,348 -- 00:39:44,013None of us is real!
616
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39:44,013 -- 00:39:41,777Tell him, Duck.
617
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39:41,777 -- 00:39:39,275None of us are real.
618
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39:39,275 -- 00:39:36,205- It's our--
- It's our responsibility to--
619
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39:36,205 -- 00:39:33,469It's our responsibility
620
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39:33,469 -- 00:39:31,834to help him grow.
621
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39:31,834 -- 00:39:28,998But the legend!
I thought--
622
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39:28,998 -- 00:39:26,595Hey, Rabbit!
623
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39:26,595 -- 00:39:18,621Watch this.
624
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39:18,621 -- 00:39:16,652( sniffing )
625
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39:16,652 -- 00:39:03,072( howling )
626
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39:03,072 -- 00:39:00,703Worming!
627
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39:00,703 -- 00:38:50,860Rabbit:
I wish you never had to leave.
628
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38:50,860 -- 00:38:49,058Toby?
629
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38:49,058 -- 00:38:47,289Yes, Grandmother?
630
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38:47,289 -- 00:38:45,054You're filthy, young man.
631
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38:45,054 -- 00:38:40,182Come on, tell your friends good night.
It's time to get cleaned up.
632
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38:40,182 -- 00:38:38,614Good night, Swan.
633
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38:38,614 -- 00:38:36,712Good night, Horse.
634
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38:36,712 -- 00:38:34,744Wait a minute.
635
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38:34,744 -- 00:38:30,940What have you got in
your hand?
636
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38:30,940 -- 00:38:29,005You don't want to know.
637
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38:29,005 -- 00:38:26,869Toby,
638
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38:26,869 -- 00:38:24,166there should be no secrets
between us.
639
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38:24,166 -- 00:38:21,097But Grandmother, really,
it's nothing that you'd want.
640
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38:21,097 -- 00:38:18,160Well, let me look.
641
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38:18,160 -- 00:38:15,791I'm going to get
cleaned up right now!
642
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38:15,791 -- 00:38:13,723Ahh!
643
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38:13,723 -- 00:38:11,621Well, see that you do!
644
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38:11,621 -- 00:38:07,216And tomorrow morning, you and l
are going to clean up this attic.
645
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38:07,216 -- 00:37:13,563( shudders )
646
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37:13,563 -- 00:37:11,761I'm going to hold
on to the saddle
647
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37:11,761 -- 00:37:09,225until you're ready for me
to let go again.
648
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37:09,225 -- 00:37:07,056I didn't know you
could do this, Nana.
649
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37:07,056 -- 00:37:02,818Oh, I wasn't aware of many things
650
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37:02,818 -- 00:37:00,449Now don't forget: keep pedaling.
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