Stuart Little
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:18:03
Attention, everybody. We'd like to
introduce you to someone.

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This is Stuart.
:18:17
Hello, everyone.
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-He's a, a--
-...--dorable!

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-Adorable.
-Yeah, that's right.

:18:30
I couldn't think of the word.
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Oh, Stuart, look.
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Look at that.
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This is a real Schmelling.
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-Those are the best kind.
-You know what they say:

:18:44
-''If it ain't Schmelling....''
-''It ain't bowling.''

:18:48
Look here, Stuart.
:18:50
Climb on up here, son.
Plant your caboose right up here.

:19:01
He may have to grow into it.
:19:03
I think he's grown a little
since we've been here.

:19:06
That's what happened to me.
One summer, I just shot right up.

:19:12
May I say something?
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in the orphanage, we used to tell
fairy tales...

:19:19
...of finding our families
and having a party like this.

:19:22
A party with cakes and presents
and all varieties of meat loaf.

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A party with a big family who came
from far away just to wish us well.

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I don't know much about families...
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...but this must be the nicest family
in the world.

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So I just wanted to thank each of you.
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Because now I know...
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...fairy tales are real.
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Fairy tales are real?
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I think I'm gonna cough up a furball.
:19:52
Now It's time for
the best present of all.

:19:55
It's something for you and George.

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