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Horton:
I meant what I said, and I said what I meant. An elephant's faithful one-hundred percent.
Narrator:
Then out of the wagon and on to a ship, out over the ocean, and oooh, what a trip!
Fish:
[Sees Horton the Elephant sitting on a tree in a ship] Well, now I've seen everything!
[Shoots himself]
Narrator:
Rolling and tossing and splashed with a spray, but Horton said day after day after day:
Horton:
I meant what I said and I said what I meant, but... ooomph! I am sea-sick one hundred percent!
Narrator:
But doddling along way up high in the sky, who of all people should chance to fly by but that old, good-for-nothing bird runaway Maysie.
Maysie:
I'm still on vacation.
Narrator:
Yeah, and still just as lazy.
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Narrator:
Horton Hatches the Egg. Now once in a jungle, or so the tale goes, there lived a strange bird that most everyone knows. Her name, it was Maysie. She was mean as could be, and never seemed happy while up in her tree. Sighed Mayzie, this lazy bird hatching her egg...
Maysie:
I'm tired and I'm bored and I've kinks in my leg from sitting, just sitting here day after day. It's work, how I hate it. I'd much rather play. If I could find someone, I'd fly away free.
Maysie:
You've nothing to do, and I do need a rest. Would you like to sit on the egg in my nest?
Narrator:
The elephant laughed...
Horton:
Why of all silly things. I haven't feathers, and I haven't wings. Me on your egg? Why it doesn't make sense. Your egg is so small, ma'am, and I'm so immense.
Maysie:
I have to get up for a rest, otherwise I'll never get rid of these bags 'neath my eyes.
[Close-up of Maysie's eyes show traveling bags under her eyes]
Maysie:
I'll hurry right back. Why, I'll never be missed.
Horton:
Very well, since you insist. I'll stay and be faithful, I mean what I say.
Maysie:
Toodle-oo.
Narrator:
...said Maysie, and fluttered away.
Maysie:
[Returns to pick up her bags] Oops! Pardon me.复制复制成功复制失败，请手动复制
