James and the Giant Peach
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Hey! I've got you!
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Happy birthday, darling!
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Now, quickly blow them out
before the wind does.

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But make a wish first.
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'It was a wonderful life.'
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'They had each other
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'and they had their dreams.'
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Look!
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That cloud looks like a camel.
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And that one over there looks
like a train engine.

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And can you see the tallest
building in the worid?

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I can't find it.
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Try looking at it another way.
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I see it!
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That's where we're going.
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On a great ship that will take
us across the ocean.

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And we'll go right
to the top of that building.

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The three of us...
On top of the worid.

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Are there any kids there,
like me?

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Hundreds of them.
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It's a wonderful place, James.
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A city where dreams come true.
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'Then, one day,
a terrible thing happened.'

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'An angry rhinoceros
appeared out of nowhere

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'and gobbled up
his poor mother and father.'

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'Their troubles,
if they had any at all,

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'were over
in 35 seconds flat.

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'But James' troubles
were just beginning.'

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'For now, he lives here
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'with Aunt Sponge... '
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Get up!
You lazy little bug.

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'And Aunt Spiker.'
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You've already wasted
four minutes of daylight.

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- Look at him!
- Lolly-gagging in dreamland

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when there's so much work to do.
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Weeds to pull, wood to chop.
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Work, work, work, work, work!

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