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my diamond!
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And because of a courageous
little girl named Penny...
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the world's largest diamond,
the Devil's Eye...
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is now in the Smithsonian Institute.
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But what's even
more important, folks...
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this little orphan's dream
has come true.
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Today she's being adopted.
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-And here she is
with her new mother and father.
- For she's a jolly good fellow
1:14:30
For Penny's a jolly good fellow
For Penny's a jolly good fellow
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From Morningside Orphanage
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She's got a new mom and dad
Hooray for her mom and dad
1:14:39
- For Penny's a jolly good fellow
For Penny's a jolly good fellow
- Bernard, I am so happy for Penny.
1:14:44
- For Penny's a jolly good fellow
- Yeah, so y-you might say that...
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- that Penny, uh, brought us together.
- From Morningside Orphanage
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You are a darling.
1:14:51
Penny,you were a brave little girl
to do what you did all by yourself.
1:14:54
Oh, I didn't do it
all by myself.
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Two little mice from
the Rescue Aid Society helped me.
1:15:02
Mice? Rescue Aid Society?
1:15:05
Yes, they rescued me.
1:15:08
Uh, could I say hello to them?
Hello, Bianca.!
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Hi, Bernard.!
1:15:13
You can talk to these little mice?
1:15:15
All the time.
Mice can talk like anybody.
1:15:18
Didn't you know that?
1:15:20
Well, uh, I didn't,
but I do now, Penny.
1:15:31
Evinrude, what are you doing here?
1:15:41
It's another call for help.
1:15:43
Here, uh, uh...
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you're gonna need some volunteers.
1:15:48
But-- B-But, B-Bianca,
we just--
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Oh, Bernard, adventure, thrills...
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intrigue, travel, exotic places.
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Oh, come on, darling. Let's go.