Elocution Is Everything


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 * Oh... It's you.
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 * Oh, not this again, Mr. Caterpillar. You know perfectly well who I am! At least... I THINK I told you who I--
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 * ... What YOU think is of NO importinance. Now: RECITE!
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 * What? Another lesson -- now? That is... Oh, very well, I suppose...
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 * What? Another lesson -- now? That is... Oh, very well, I suppose...
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Level 6 "Time to Recite" Level 8
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 * rowspan="2"|Send the Caterpillar and Alice to recite.
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 * " 'You are old,' said the youth, 'one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever...' "
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 * " '... Yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose -- what made you so awfully clever?' "
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 * Oh, dear... that can't be right. I'm sure there was a line about "health and vigor" in that poem! Certainly nothing about eels...
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 * I know. I have improved it as well.
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 * An eel is exacatically the sort of creature that should be in poems... Such a sinuous shape.
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 * I know. I have improved it as well.
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 * An eel is exacatically the sort of creature that should be in poems... Such a sinuous shape.
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