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05/16/08 14:03:32 (8 months ago)

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1		rai0001 WHEN THE SUNLIGHT STRIKES RAINDROPS IN THE AIR THEY ACT AS A PRISM AND
2		rai0002 FORM A RAINBOW THE RAINBOW IS A DIVISION OF
3		rai0003 LIGHT WHITE LIGHT INTO MANY BEAUTIFUL COLORS
4		rai0004 THESE TAKE THE SHAPE OF A LONG ROUND ARCH
5		rai0005 WITH ITS PATH HIGH ABOVE
6		rai0006 AND ITS TWO ENDS APPARENTLY BEYOND THE HORIZON
7		rai0007 THERE IS ACCORDING TO LEGEND A BOILING POT OF
8		rai0008 GOLD AT ONE END PEOPLE LOOK BUT NO ONE EVER
9		rai0009 FINDS IT WHEN A MAN LOOKS FOR SOMETHING BEYOND HIS REACH
10		rai0010 HIS FRIENDS SAY HE IS LOOKING FOR THE POT OF
11		rai0011 GOLD AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW
12		rai0012 THROUGHOUT THE CENTURIES PEOPLE HAVE EXPLAINED THE RAINBOW IN VARIOUS WAYS
13		rai0013 SOME HAVE ACCEPTED IT AS A MIRACLE WITHOUT PHYSICAL EXPLANATIONS
14		rai0014 TO THE HEBREWS IT WAS A TOKEN THAT THERE WOULD BE
15		rai0015 NO MORE UNIVERSAL FLOODS THE GREEKS USED TO IMAGINE
16		rai0016 THAT IT WAS A SIGN FROM THE GODS TO FORETELL
17		rai0017 WAR OR HEAVY RAIN THE NORSEMEN CONSIDERED THE RAINBOW
18		rai0018 AS A BRIDGE OVER WHICH THE GODS PASSED FROM EARTH TO THEIR HOME IN THE SKY
19		rai0019 OTHERS HAVE TRIED TO EXPLAIN THE PHENOMENON PHYSICALLY
20		rai0020 ARISTOTLE THOUGHT THAT THE RAINBOW WAS CAUSED BY REFLECTION
21		rai0021 OF THE SUN'S RAYS BY THE RAIN
22		rai0022 SINCE THEN PHYSICISTS HAVE FOUND THAT IT IS NOT
23		rai0023 REFLECTION BUT REFRACTION BY THE RAINDROPS WHICH CAUSES THE RAINBOWS
24		rai0024 MANY COMPLICATED IDEAS ABOUT THE RAINBOW HAVE BEEN
25		rai0025 FORMED THE DIFFERENCE IN THE RAINBOW DEPENDS CONSIDERABLY UPON THE SIZE OF THE DROPS
26		rai0026 AND THE WIDTH OF THE COLORED BAND INCREASES AS THE SIZE OF THE DROPS INCREASES
27		rai0027 THE ACTUAL PRIMARY RAINBOW OBSERVED IS SAID TO BE THE EFFECT
28		rai0028 OF SUPER IMPOSITION OF A NUMBER OF BOWS
29		rai0029 IF THE RED
30		rai0030 OF THE SECOND BOW FALLS UPON THE GREEN OF THE FIRST THE
31		rai0031 RESULT IS TO GIVE A BOW WITH A
32		rai0032 ABNORMALLY WIDE YELLOW BAND SINCE RED AND GREEN LIGHT
33		rai0033 WHEN MIXED FORM YELLOW THIS IS NOT
34		rai0034 THIS IS A VERY COMMON TYPE OF BOW
35		rai0035 ONE SHOWING MAINLY RED AND YELLOW WITH
36		rai0036 LITTLE OR NO GREEN OR BLUE
	1	voy0001 THIS IS A LIBRIVOX RECORDING ALL LIBRIVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
	2	voy0002 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRIVOX DOT ORG RECORDED BY CHRIS GORINGE
	3	voy0003 THE VOYAGES OF DOCTOR DOLITTLE BY HUGH LOFTING PART FOUR CHAPTER TWO
	4	voy0004 THE FIDGIT'S STORY WELL NOW THAT HE WAS STARTED ONCE MORE UPON HIS OLD HOBBY OF THE SHELLFISH LANGUAGES THERE
	5	voy0005 WAS NO STOPPING THE DOCTOR HE WORKED RIGHT THROUGH THE NIGHT
	6	voy0006 A LITTLE AFTER MIDNIGHT I FELL ASLEEP IN A CHAIR ABOUT TWO IN THE MORNING
	7	voy0007 BUMPO FELL ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL AND FOR FIVE HOURS THE CURLEW WAS ALLOWED TO DRIFT WHERE SHE LIKED
	8	voy0008 BUT STILL JOHN DOLITTLE WORKED ON TRYING HIS HARDEST TO UNDERSTAND THE FIDGIT'S LANGUAGE
	9	voy0009 STRUGGLING TO MAKE THE FIDGIT UNDERSTAND HIM WHEN I WOKE UP IT WAS BROAD DAYLIGHT AGAIN
	10	voy0010 THE DOCTOR WAS STILL STANDING AT THE LISTENING TANK LOOKING AS TIRED AS
	11	voy0011 AN OWL AND DREADFULLY WET BUT ON HIS FACE THERE WAS A PROUD
	12	voy0012 AND HAPPY SMILE STUBBINS HE SAID AS SOON AS HE SAW ME STIR I'VE
	13	voy0013 DONE IT I'VE GOT THE KEY TO THE FIDGIT'S LANGUAGE IT'S A
	14	voy0014 FRIGHTFULLY DIFFICULT LANGUAGE QUITE DIFFERENT FROM ANYTHING I EVER HEARD
	15	voy0015 THE ONLY THING IT REMINDS ME OF SLIGHTLY IS ANCIENT HEBREW
	16	voy0016 IT ISN'T SHELLFISH BUT IT'S A BIG STEP TOWARDS IT NOW THE NEXT THING
	17	voy0017 I WANT YOU TO TAKE A PENCIL AND A FRESH NOTEBOOK AND WRITE DOWN
	18	voy0018 EVERYTHING I SAY THE FIDGIT HAS PROMISED TO TELL ME THE STORY OF HIS LIFE
	19	voy0019 I WILL TRANSLATE IT INTO ENGLISH AND YOU PUT IT DOWN IN THE BOOK ARE
	20	voy0020 YOU READY ONCE MORE THE DOCTOR LOWERED HIS EAR BENEATH THE LEVEL OF THE WATER
	21	voy0021 AND AS HE BEGAN TO SPEAK I STARTED TO WRITE AND THIS IS THE STORY
	22	voy0022 THAT THE FIDGIT TOLD US THIRTEEN MONTHS IN AN AQUARIUM
	23	voy0023 I WAS BORN IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN CLOSE TO THE COAST OF CHILE
	24	voy0024 I WAS ONE OF A FAMILY OF TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND TEN
	25	voy0025 SOON AFTER OUR MOTHER AND FATHER LEFT US WE YOUNGSTERS GOT SCATTERED
	26	voy0026 THE FAMILY WAS BROKEN UP BY A HERD OF WHALES WHO CHASED US
	27	voy0027 I AND MY SISTER CLIPPA SHE WAS MY FAVORITE SISTER
	28	voy0028 HAD A VERY NARROW ESCAPE FOR OUR LIVES AS A RULE
	29	voy0029 WHALES ARE NOT VERY HARD TO GET AWAY FROM IF YOU ARE GOOD AT DODGING
	30	voy0030 IF YOU'VE ONLY GOT A QUICK SWERVE BUT THIS ONE THAT CAME AFTER CLIPPA AND MYSELF WAS
	31	voy0031 A VERY MEAN WHALE EVERY TIME HE LOST US UNDER A STONE OR SOMETHING
	32	voy0032 HE'D COME BACK AND HUNT AND HUNT TILL HE ROUTED US OUT INTO THE OPEN AGAIN
	33	voy0033 I NEVER SAW SUCH A NASTY PERSEVERING BRUTE WELL WE SHOOK HIM AT LAST
	34	voy0034 THOUGH NOT BEFORE HE HAD WORRIED US FOR HUNDREDS OF MILES NORTHWARD
	35	voy0035 UP THE WEST COAST OF SOUTH AMERICA BUT LUCK WAS AGAINST US THAT DAY
	36	voy0036 WHILE WE WERE RESTING AND TRYING TO GET OUR BREATH
	37	voy0037 ANOTHER FAMILY OF FIDGITS CAME RUSHING BY SHOUTING COME ON SWIM FOR YOUR LIVES THE DOG FISH ARE COMING
	38	voy0038 NOW DOG FISH ARE PARTICULARLY FOND OF FIDGITS WE ARE YOU MIGHT SAY THEIR FAVORITE FOOD
	39	voy0039 AND FOR THAT REASON WE ALWAYS KEEP AWAY FROM DEEP MUDDY WATERS WHAT'S MORE
	40	voy0040 DOG FISH ARE NOT EASY TO ESCAPE FROM THEY ARE TERRIBLY FAST AND CLEVER HUNTERS
	41	voy0041 SO UP WE HAD TO JUMP AND ON AGAIN
	42	voy0042 AFTER WE HAD GONE A FEW MORE HUNDRED MILES WE LOOKED BACK
	43	voy0043 AND SAW THAT THE DOG FISH WERE GAINING ON US
	44	voy0044 SO WE TURNED INTO A HARBOR IT HAPPENED TO BE ONE ON THE WEST COAST OF THE UNITED STATES
	45	voy0045 HERE WE GUESSED AND HOPED THE DOG FISH WOULD NOT BE LIKELY TO FOLLOW US
	46	voy0046 AS IT HAPPENED THEY DIDN'T EVEN SEE US TURN IN BUT DASHED ON NORTHWARD
	47	voy0047 AND WE NEVER SAW THEM AGAIN I HOPE THEY FROZE TO DEATH
	48	voy0048 IN THE ARCTIC SEAS BUT AS I SAID LUCK WAS AGAINST US THAT
	49	voy0049 DAY WHILE I AND MY SISTER WERE CRUISING GENTLY ROUND THE SHIPS ANCHORED IN THE HARBOR
	50	voy0050 LOOKING FOR ORANGE PEELS A GREAT DELICACY WITH US SWOOP BANG
	51	voy0051 WE WERE CAUGHT IN A NET WE STRUGGLED FOR ALL WE WERE WORTH BUT IT WAS NO USE
	52	voy0052 THE NET WAS SMALL MESHED AND STRONGLY MADE
	53	voy0053 KICKING AND FLIPPING WE WERE HAULED UP THE SIDE OF THE SHIP AND DUMPED DOWN ON THE DECK
	54	voy0054 HIGH AND DRY IN A BLAZING NOON DAY SUN
	55	voy0055 HERE A COUPLE OF OLD MEN IN WHISKERS AND SPECTACLES LEANT OVER US MAKING STRANGE SOUNDS
	56	voy0056 SOME CODLING HAD GOT CAUGHT IN THE NET THE SAME TIME AS WE WERE
	57	voy0057 THESE THE OLD MEN THREW BACK INTO THE SEA BUT US THEY SEEMED TO THINK VERY PRECIOUS
	58	voy0058 THEY PUT US CAREFULLY INTO A LARGE JAR AND AFTER THEY HAD TAKEN US ON SHORE
	59	voy0059 THEY WENT TO A BIG HOUSE AND CHANGED US FROM THE JAR
	60	voy0060 INTO GLASS BOXES FULL OF WATER THIS HOUSE WAS ON THE EDGE OF THE HARBOR
	61	voy0061 AND A SMALL STREAM OF SEA WATER WAS MADE TO FLOW THROUGH THE GLASS TANK SO WE COULD BREATHE PROPERLY
	62	voy0062 OF COURSE WE HAD NEVER LIVED INSIDE GLASS WALLS BEFORE
	63	voy0063 AND AT FIRST WE KEPT ON TRYING TO SWIM THROUGH THEM AND GOT OUR NOSES
	64	voy0064 AWFULLY SORE BUMPING THE GLASS AT FULL SPEED THEN FOLLOWED WEEKS AND WEEKS OF WEARY IDLENESS
	65	voy0065 THEY TREATED US WELL SO FAR AS THEY KNEW HOW
	66	voy0066 THE OLD FELLOWS IN SPECTACLES CAME AND LOOKED AT US PROUDLY TWICE A DAY AND SAW
	67	voy0067 THAT WE HAD THE PROPER FOOD TO EAT THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF LIGHT AND
	68	voy0068 THAT THE WATER WAS NOT TOO HOT OR TOO COLD BUT OH THE
	69	voy0069 DULLNESS OF THAT LIFE IT SEEMED WE WERE A KIND OF A SHOW
	70	voy0070 AT A CERTAIN HOUR EVERY MORNING THE BIG DOORS OF THE HOUSE WERE THROWN OPEN
	71	voy0071 AND EVERYBODY IN THE CITY WHO HAD NOTHING SPECIAL TO DO CAME IN AND LOOKED AT US
	72	voy0072 THERE WERE OTHER TANKS FILLED WITH DIFFERENT KINDS OF FISHES ALL ROUND THE WALLS OF THE BIG ROOM AND
	73	voy0073 THE CROWDS WOULD GO FROM TANK TO TANK
	74	voy0074 LOOKING IN AT US THROUGH THE GLASS WITH THEIR MOUTHS OPEN LIKE HALF WITTED
	75	voy0075 FLOUNDERS WE GOT SO SICK OF IT THAT WE USED TO OPEN OUR MOUTHS BACK AT THEM AND
	76	voy0076 THIS THEY SEEMED TO THINK HIGHLY COMICAL ONE DAY MY SISTER SAID TO ME
	77	voy0077 THINK YOU BROTHER THAT THESE STRANGE CREATURES WHO HAVE CAPTURED US CAN TALK
	78	voy0078 SURELY SAID I HAVE YOU NOT NOTICED THAT SOME TALK WITH THE LIPS ONLY
	79	voy0079 SOME WITH THE WHOLE FACE AND YET OTHERS DISCOURSE WITH THE HANDS
	80	voy0080 WHEN THEY COME QUITE CLOSE TO THE GLASS YOU CAN HEAR THEM LISTEN
	81	voy0081 AT THAT MOMENT A FEMALE LARGER THAN THE REST
	82	voy0082 PRESSED HER NOSE UP AGAINST THE GLASS POINTED AT ME AND SAID TO HER YOUNG BEHIND HER
	83	voy0083 OH LOOK HERE'S A QUEER ONE AND THEN WE NOTICED THAT THEY NEARLY ALWAYS SAID THIS
	84	voy0084 WHEN THEY LOOKED IN AND FOR A LONG TIME WE
	85	voy0085 THOUGHT THAT SUCH WAS THE WHOLE EXTENT OF THE LANGUAGE
	86	voy0086 THIS BEING A PEOPLE OF BUT FEW IDEAS TO
	87	voy0087 HELP PASS AWAY THE WEARY HOURS WE LEARNED IT BY HEART OH LOOK
	88	voy0088 HERE'S A QUEER ONE BUT WE NEVER GOT TO KNOW WHAT IT MEANT
	89	voy0089 OTHER PHRASES HOWEVER WE DID GET THE MEANING OF
	90	voy0090 AND WE EVEN LEARNED TO READ A LITTLE IN MAN TALK
	91	voy0091 MANY BIG SIGNS THERE WERE SET UP UPON THE WALLS AND WHEN WE SAW THAT
	92	voy0092 THE KEEPERS STOPPED THE PEOPLE FROM SPITTING AND SMOKING
	93	voy0093 POINTED TO THESE SIGNS ANGRILY AND READ THEM OUT LOUD
	94	voy0094 WE KNEW THEN THAT THESE WRITINGS SIGNIFIED NO SMOKING AND DON'T SPIT
	95	voy0095 THEN IN THE EVENINGS AFTER THE CROWD HAD GONE THE SAME AGED MALE
	96	voy0096 WITH ONE LEG OF WOOD SWEPT UP THE PEANUT SHELLS WITH A BROOM EVERY NIGHT AND
	97	voy0097 WHILE HE WAS SO DOING HE ALWAYS WHISTLED THE SAME TUNE TO HIMSELF
	98	voy0098 THIS MELODY WE RATHER LIKED AND WE LEARNED THAT TOO BY HEART
	99	voy0099 THINKING IT WAS PART OF THE LANGUAGE THUS A WHOLE YEAR WENT BY IN THIS DISMAL PLACE
	100	voy0100 SOME DAYS NEW FISHES WERE BROUGHT IN TO THE OTHER TANKS
	101	voy0101 AND OTHER DAYS OLD FISHES WERE TAKEN OUT
	102	voy0102 AT FIRST WE HAD HOPED WE WOULD ONLY BE KEPT HERE FOR A WHILE AND
	103	voy0103 THAT AFTER WE HAD BEEN LOOKED AT SUFFICIENTLY WE WOULD BE RETURNED TO FREEDOM AND THE SEA
	104	voy0104 BUT AS MONTH AFTER MONTH WENT BY AND WE WERE LEFT UNDISTURBED
	105	voy0105 OUR HEARTS GREW HEAVY WITHIN OUR PRISON WALLS OF GLASS AND WE SPOKE TO ONE ANOTHER
	106	voy0106 LESS AND LESS ONE DAY WHEN THE CROWD WAS THICKEST IN THE BIG ROOM
	107	voy0107 A WOMAN WITH A RED FACE FAINTED FROM THE HEAT I WATCHED THROUGH THE GLASS
	108	voy0108 AND SAW THAT THE REST OF THE PEOPLE GOT HIGHLY EXCITED
	109	voy0109 THOUGH TO ME IT DID NOT SEEM TO BE A MATTER OF VERY GREAT IMPORTANCE
	110	voy0110 THEY THREW COLD WATER ON HER AND CARRIED HER OUT INTO THE OPEN AIR
	111	voy0111 THIS MADE ME THINK MIGHTILY AND PRESENTLY A GREAT IDEA BURST UPON ME
	112	voy0112 SISTER I SAID TURNING TO POOR CLIPPA WHO WAS SULKING AT THE BOTTOM OF OUR PRISON
	113	voy0113 TRYING TO HIDE BEHIND A STONE FROM THE STUPID GAZE OF THE CHILDREN WHO
	114	voy0114 THRONGED ABOUT OUR TANK SUPPOSING THAT WE PRETENDED WE WERE SICK
	115	voy0115 DO YOU THINK THEY WOULD TAKE US ALSO FROM THIS STUFFY HOUSE BROTHER
	116	voy0116 SAID SHE WEARILY THAT THEY MIGHT DO BUT MOST LIKELY THEY WOULD
	117	voy0117 THROW US ON A RUBBISH HEAP WHERE WE WOULD DIE IN THE HOT SUN
	118	voy0118 BUT SAID I WHY SHOULD THEY GO ABROAD TO SEEK A RUBBISH HEAP
	119	voy0119 WHEN THE HARBOR IS SO CLOSE
	120	voy0120 WHILE WE WERE BEING BROUGHT HERE I SAW MEN THROWING THEIR RUBBISH INTO THE WATER
	121	voy0121 IF THEY WOULD ONLY THROW US ALSO THERE WE COULD QUICKLY REACH THE SEA
	122	voy0122 THE SEA MURMURED POOR CLIPPA WITH A FARAWAY LOOK IN HER EYES
	123	voy0123 SHE HAD FINE EYES HAD MY SISTER CLIPPA HOW LIKE A DREAM IT SOUNDS THE SEA
	124	voy0124 OH BROTHER WILL WE EVER SWIM IN IT AGAIN THINK YOU
	125	voy0125 EVERY NIGHT AS I LIE AWAKE ON THE FLOOR OF THIS EVIL SMELLING DUNGEON
	126	voy0126 I HEAR ITS HEARTY VOICE RINGING IN MY EARS HOW I HAVE LONGED FOR IT
	127	voy0127 JUST TO FEEL IT ONCE AGAIN THE NICE BIG WHOLESOME HOMELINESS OF IT ALL
	128	voy0128 TO JUMP JUST TO JUMP FROM THE CREST OF AN ATLANTIC WAVE LAUGHING IN THE TRADE WIND'S SPINDRIFT
	129	voy0129 DOWN INTO THE BLUE GREEN SWIRLING TROUGH
	130	voy0130 TO CHASE THE SHRIMPS ON A SUMMER EVENING WHEN THE SKY IS RED AND THE LIGHT'S ALL PINK WITHIN THE FOAM
	131	voy0131 TO LIE ON THE TOP IN THE DOLDRUMS NOONDAY CALM AND WARM YOUR TUMMY IN THE TROPIC SUN
	132	voy0132 TO WANDER HAND IN HAND ONCE MORE THROUGH THE GIANT SEAWEED
	133	voy0133 FORESTS OF THE INDIAN OCEAN SEEKING THE DELICIOUS EGGS OF THE POP POP
	134	voy0134 TO PLAY HIDE AND SEEK AMONG THE CASTLES OF THE CORAL TOWNS
	135	voy0135 WITH THEIR PEARL AND JASPER WINDOWS SPANGLING THE FLOOR OF THE SPANISH MAIN
	136	voy0136 TO PICNIC IN THE ANEMONE MEADOWS DIM BLUE AND LILAC GRAY
	137	voy0137 THAT LIE IN THE LOWLANDS BEYOND THE SOUTH SEA GARDEN
	138	voy0138 TO THROW SOMERSAULTS ON THE SPRINGY SPONGE BEDS OF THE MEXICAN GULF
	139	voy0139 TO POKE ABOUT AMONG THE DEAD SHIPS AND SEE WHAT WONDERS AND ADVENTURES LIE INSIDE
	140	voy0140 AND THEN ON WINTER NIGHTS WHEN THE NORTHEASTER WHIPS THE WATER INTO FROTH
	141	voy0141 TO SWOOP DOWN AND DOWN TO GET AWAY FROM THE COLD
	142	voy0142 DOWN TO WHERE THE WATER'S WARM AND DARK
	143	voy0143 DOWN AND STILL DOWN TILL WE SPY THE TWINKLE OF THE FIRE EELS
	144	voy0144 FAR BELOW WHERE OUR FRIENDS AND COUSINS SIT CHATTING ROUND THE COUNCIL GROTTO
	145	voy0145 CHATTING BROTHER OVER THE NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE SEA OH AND
	146	voy0146 THEN SHE BROKE DOWN COMPLETELY SNIFFLING STOP IT I SAID YOU MAKE ME HOMESICK
	147	voy0147 LOOK HERE LET'S PRETEND WE'RE SICK OR BETTER STILL LET'S PRETEND WE'RE DEAD AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS
	148	voy0148 IF THEY THROW US ON A RUBBISH HEAP AND WE FRY IN THE SUN
	149	voy0149 WE'LL NOT BE MUCH WORSE OFF THAN WE ARE HERE IN THIS SMELLY PRISON
	150	voy0150 WHAT DO YOU SAY WILL YOU RISK IT I WILL SHE SAID AND GLADLY
	151	voy0151 SO NEXT MORNING TWO FIDGITS WERE FOUND BY THE KEEPER
	152	voy0152 FLOATING ON THE TOP OF THE WATER IN THEIR TANK STIFF AND DEAD
	153	voy0153 WE GAVE A MIGHTY GOOD IMITATION OF DEAD FISH ALTHOUGH I SAY IT MYSELF
	154	voy0154 THE KEEPER RAN AND GOT THE OLD GENTLEMEN WITH SPECTACLES AND WHISKERS THEY
	155	voy0155 THREW UP THEIR HANDS IN HORROR WHEN THEY SAW US
	156	voy0156 LIFTING US CAREFULLY OUT OF THE WATER THEY LAID US ON WET CLOTHS
	157	voy0157 THAT WAS THE HARDEST PART OF ALL
	158	voy0158 IF YOU'RE A FISH AND GET TAKEN OUT OF THE WATER YOU HAVE TO KEEP OPENING AND SHUTTING YOUR MOUTH
	159	voy0159 TO BREATHE AT ALL AND EVEN THAT YOU CAN'T KEEP UP FOR LONG
	160	voy0160 AND ALL THIS TIME WE HAD TO STAY STIFF AS STICKS AND BREATHE SILENTLY
	161	voy0161 THROUGH HALF CLOSED LIPS WELL THE OLD FELLOWS POKED US AND
	162	voy0162 FELT US AND PINCHED US TILL I THOUGHT THEY'D NEVER BE DONE
	163	voy0163 THEN WHEN THEIR BACKS WERE TURNED A MOMENT
	164	voy0164 A WRETCHED CAT GOT UP ON THE TABLE AND NEARLY ATE US
	165	voy0165 LUCKILY THE OLD MEN TURNED ROUND IN TIME AND SHOOED HER AWAY
	166	voy0166 YOU MAY BE SURE THOUGH THAT WE TOOK A COUPLE OF GOOD GULPS OF AIR WHILE THEY WEREN'T LOOKING AND
	167	voy0167 THAT WAS THE ONLY THING THAT SAVED US FROM CHOKING
	168	voy0168 I WANTED TO WHISPER TO CLIPPA TO BE BRAVE AND STICK IT OUT
	169	voy0169 BUT I COULDN'T EVEN DO THAT BECAUSE AS YOU KNOW MOST KINDS OF FISH TALK CANNOT BE HEARD
	170	voy0170 NOT EVEN A SHOUT UNLESS YOU'RE UNDER WATER THEN
	171	voy0171 JUST AS WE WERE ABOUT TO GIVE IT UP AND LET ON THAT WE WERE ALIVE
	172	voy0172 ONE OF THE OLD MEN SHOOK HIS HEAD SADLY
	173	voy0173 LIFTED US UP AND CARRIED US OUT OF THE BUILDING NOW FOR IT
	174	voy0174 I THOUGHT TO MYSELF WE'LL SOON KNOW OUR FATE LIBERTY OR THE GARBAGE CAN
	175	voy0175 OUTSIDE TO OUR UNSPEAKABLE HORROR HE MADE STRAIGHT FOR A LARGE ASH BARREL
	176	voy0176 WHICH STOOD AGAINST THE WALL ON THE OTHER SIDE OF A YARD
	177	voy0177 MOST HAPPILY FOR US HOWEVER WHILE HE WAS CROSSING THIS YARD
	178	voy0178 A VERY DIRTY MAN WITH A WAGON AND HORSES DROVE UP AND TOOK THE ASH BARREL AWAY I
	179	voy0179 SUPPOSE IT WAS HIS PROPERTY THEN THE OLD MAN LOOKED AROUND FOR SOME OTHER PLACE TO THROW US
	180	voy0180 HE SEEMED ABOUT TO CAST US UPON THE GROUND BUT
	181	voy0181 HE EVIDENTLY THOUGHT THAT THIS WOULD MAKE THE YARD UNTIDY AND HE DESISTED
	182	voy0182 THE SUSPENSE WAS TERRIBLE HE MOVED OUTSIDE THE YARD GATE
	183	voy0183 AND MY HEART SANK ONCE MORE AS I SAW THAT HE NOW INTENDED TO THROW US IN THE GUTTER OF THE ROADWAY
	184	voy0184 BUT FORTUNE WAS INDEED WITH US THAT DAY
	185	voy0185 A LARGE MAN IN BLUE CLOTHES AND SILVER BUTTONS STOPPED HIM IN THE NICK OF TIME
	186	voy0186 EVIDENTLY FROM THE WAY THE LARGE MAN LECTURED AND WAVED A SHORT
	187	voy0187 THICK STICK IT WAS AGAINST THE RULES OF THE TOWN TO THROW DEAD FISH IN THE STREETS
	188	voy0188 AT LAST TO OUR UNUTTERABLE JOY THE OLD MAN TURNED AND MOVED OFF WITH US TOWARDS THE HARBOR
	189	voy0189 HE WALKED SO SLOWLY
	190	voy0190 MUTTERING TO HIMSELF ALL THE WAY AND WATCHING THE MAN IN BLUE OUT OF THE CORNER OF HIS EYE THAT
	191	voy0191 I WANTED TO BITE HIS FINGER TO MAKE HIM HURRY UP
	192	voy0192 BOTH CLIPPA AND I WERE ACTUALLY AT OUR LAST GASP
	193	voy0193 FINALLY HE REACHED THE SEA WALL
	194	voy0194 AND GIVING US ONE LAST SAD LOOK HE DROPPED US INTO THE WATERS OF THE HARBOR
	195	voy0195 NEVER HAD WE REALIZED ANYTHING LIKE THE THRILL OF THAT MOMENT AS WE
	196	voy0196 FELT THE SALT WETNESS CLOSE OVER OUR HEADS WITH ONE
	197	voy0197 FLICK OF OUR TAILS WE CAME TO LIFE AGAIN THE OLD MAN WAS SO SURPRISED
	198	voy0198 THAT HE FELL RIGHT INTO THE WATER ALMOST ON TOP OF US
	199	voy0199 FROM THIS HE WAS RESCUED BY A SAILOR WITH A BOAT HOOK
	200	voy0200 AND THE LAST WE SAW OF HIM
	201	voy0201 THE MAN IN BLUE WAS DRAGGING HIM AWAY BY THE COAT COLLAR LECTURING HIM AGAIN
	202	voy0202 APPARENTLY IT WAS ALSO AGAINST THE RULES OF THE TOWN TO THROW DEAD FISH INTO THE HARBOR
	203	voy0203 BUT WE WHAT TIME OR THOUGHT HAD WE FOR HIS TROUBLES WE WERE FREE
	204	voy0204 IN LIGHTNING LEAPS IN CURVING SPURTS IN CRAZY ZIG ZAGS WHOOPING SHRIEKING WITH DELIGHT
	205	voy0205 WE SPED FOR HOME AND THE OPEN SEA THAT IS ALL OF MY STORY AND
	206	voy0206 I WILL NOW AS I PROMISED LAST NIGHT
	207	voy0207 TRY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY ASK ABOUT THE SEA
	208	voy0208 ON CONDITION THAT I AM SET AT LIBERTY AS SOON AS YOU HAVE DONE
	209	voy0209 THE DOCTOR
	210	voy0210 IS THERE ANY PART OF THE SEA DEEPER THAN THAT KNOWN AS THE NERO DEEP I MEAN THE ONE NEAR THE ISLAND OF GUAM
	211	voy0211 THE FIDGIT WHY CERTAINLY THERE'S ONE MUCH DEEPER THAN THAT NEAR THE MOUTH
	212	voy0212 OF THE AMAZON RIVER BUT IT'S SMALL AND HARD TO FIND
	213	voy0213 WE CALL IT THE DEEP HOLE AND THERE'S ANOTHER IN THE ANTARCTIC SEA
	214	voy0214 THE DOCTOR CAN YOU TALK ANY SHELLFISH LANGUAGE YOURSELF THE FIDGIT NO NOT A WORD
	215	voy0215 WE REGULAR FISHES DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE SHELLFISH WE CONSIDER THEM A LOW CLASS
	216	voy0216 THE DOCTOR BUT WHEN YOU'RE NEAR THEM CAN YOU HEAR THE SOUND THEY MAKE TALKING I MEAN
	217	voy0217 WITHOUT NECESSARILY UNDERSTANDING WHAT THEY SAY THE FIDGIT ONLY WITH THE VERY LARGEST ONES
	218	voy0218 SHELLFISH HAVE SUCH WEAK SMALL VOICES IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE FOR
	219	voy0219 ANY BUT THEIR OWN KIND TO HEAR THEM BUT WITH THE BIGGER ONES IT IS DIFFERENT
	220	voy0220 THEY MAKE A SAD BOOMING NOISE RATHER LIKE AN IRON PIPE
	221	voy0221 BEING KNOCKED WITH A STONE ONLY NOT NEARLY SO LOUD OF COURSE
	222	voy0222 THE DOCTOR I AM MOST ANXIOUS TO GET DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA TO STUDY MANY THINGS
	223	voy0223 BUT WE LAND ANIMALS AS YOU NO DOUBT KNOW ARE UNABLE TO BREATHE UNDER WATER
	224	voy0224 HAVE YOU ANY IDEAS THAT MIGHT HELP ME THE FIDGIT
	225	voy0225 I THINK THAT FOR BOTH YOUR DIFFICULTIES THE BEST THING FOR YOU TO DO
	226	voy0226 WOULD BE TO TRY AND GET HOLD OF THE GREAT GLASS SEA SNAIL
	227	voy0227 THE DOCTOR ER WHO OR WHAT IS THE GREAT GLASS SEA SNAIL
	228	voy0228 THE FIDGIT HE IS AN ENORMOUS SALT WATER SNAIL
	229	voy0229 ONE OF THE WINKLE FAMILY BUT AS LARGE AS A BIG HOUSE
	230	voy0230 HE TALKS QUITE LOUDLY WHEN HE SPEAKS BUT THIS IS NOT OFTEN
	231	voy0231 HE CAN GO TO ANY PART OF THE OCEAN AT ALL DEPTHS
	232	voy0232 BECAUSE HE DOESN'T HAVE TO BE AFRAID OF ANY CREATURE IN THE SEA
	233	voy0233 HIS SHELL IS MADE OF TRANSPARENT MOTHER O PEARL SO THAT YOU CAN SEE THROUGH IT
	234	voy0234 BUT IT'S THICK AND STRONG WHEN HE IS OUT OF HIS SHELL AND
	235	voy0235 HE CARRIES IT EMPTY ON HIS BACK THERE
	236	voy0236 IS ROOM IN IT FOR A WAGON AND A PAIR OF HORSES
	237	voy0237 HE HAS BEEN SEEN CARRYING HIS FOOD IN IT WHEN TRAVELING THE DOCTOR
	238	voy0238 I FEEL THAT THAT IS JUST THE CREATURE I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
	239	voy0239 HE COULD TAKE ME AND MY ASSISTANT INSIDE HIS SHELL AND WE
	240	voy0240 COULD EXPLORE THE DEEPEST DEPTHS IN SAFETY DO YOU THINK YOU COULD GET HIM FOR ME
	241	voy0241 THE FIDGIT ALAS NO I WOULD WILLINGLY IF I COULD
	242	voy0242 BUT HE IS HARDLY EVER SEEN BY ORDINARY FISH
	243	voy0243 HE LIVES AT THE BOTTOM OF THE DEEP HOLE AND SELDOM COMES OUT
	244	voy0244 AND INTO THE DEEP HOLE THE LOWER WATERS OF WHICH ARE MUDDY
	245	voy0245 FISHES SUCH AS WE ARE AFRAID TO GO THE DOCTOR
	246	voy0246 DEAR ME THAT'S A TERRIBLE DISAPPOINTMENT ARE THERE MANY OF THIS KIND OF SNAIL IN THE SEA
	247	voy0247 THE FIDGIT OH NO HE IS THE ONLY ONE IN EXISTENCE SINCE HIS SECOND WIFE
	248	voy0248 DIED LONG LONG AGO HE IS THE LAST OF THE GIANT SHELLFISH HE
	249	voy0249 BELONGS TO PAST AGES WHEN THE WHALES WERE LAND ANIMALS AND ALL THAT
	250	voy0250 THEY SAY HE IS OVER SEVENTY THOUSAND YEARS OLD THE DOCTOR GOOD GRACIOUS
	251	voy0251 WHAT WONDERFUL THINGS HE COULD TELL ME I DO WISH I COULD MEET HIM
	252	voy0252 THE FIDGIT WERE THERE ANY MORE QUESTIONS YOU WISHED TO ASK ME
	253	voy0253 THIS WATER IN YOUR TANK IS GETTING QUITE WARM AND SICKLY
	254	voy0254 I'D LIKE TO BE PUT BACK INTO THE SEA AS SOON AS YOU CAN SPARE ME
	255	voy0255 THE DOCTOR JUST ONE MORE THING WHEN CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS CROSSED THE ATLANTIC IN
	256	voy0256 FOURTEEN NINETY TWO HE THREW OVERBOARD TWO COPIES OF HIS DIARY SEALED UP IN BARRELS
	257	voy0257 ONE OF THEM WAS NEVER FOUND IT MUST HAVE SUNK
	258	voy0258 I WOULD LIKE TO GET IT FOR MY LIBRARY DO
	259	voy0259 YOU HAPPEN TO KNOW WHERE IT IS THE FIDGIT YES I DO
	260	voy0260 THAT TOO IS IN THE DEEP HOLE WHEN THE BARREL SANK THE CURRENTS DRIFTED IT NORTHWARDS
	261	voy0261 DOWN WHAT WE CALL THE ORINOCO SLOPE TILL IT FINALLY DISAPPEARED INTO THE DEEP HOLE
	262	voy0262 IF IT WAS ANY OTHER PART OF THE SEA I'D TRY AND GET IT FOR YOU
	263	voy0263 BUT NOT THERE THE DOCTOR WELL THAT IS ALL I THINK
	264	voy0264 I HATE TO PUT YOU BACK INTO THE SEA
	265	voy0265 BECAUSE I KNOW THAT AS SOON AS I DO
	266	voy0266 I'LL THINK OF A HUNDRED OTHER QUESTIONS I WANTED TO ASK YOU BUT
	267	voy0267 I MUST KEEP MY PROMISE WOULD YOU CARE FOR ANYTHING BEFORE YOU GO
	268	voy0268 IT SEEMS A COLD DAY SOME CRACKER CRUMBS OR SOMETHING THE FIDGIT
	269	voy0269 NO I WON'T STOP ALL I WANT JUST AT PRESENT IS FRESH SEA WATER
	270	voy0270 THE DOCTOR I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR ALL THE INFORMATION YOU HAVE GIVEN ME
	271	voy0271 YOU HAVE BEEN VERY HELPFUL AND PATIENT THE FIDGIT PRAY DO NOT MENTION IT
	272	voy0272 IT HAS BEEN A REAL PLEASURE TO BE OF ASSISTANCE TO THE GREAT JOHN DOLITTLE
	273	voy0273 YOU ARE AS OF COURSE YOU KNOW ALREADY QUITE FAMOUS AMONG THE BETTER CLASS OF FISHES
	274	voy0274 GOODBYE AND GOOD LUCK TO YOU TO YOUR SHIP AND TO ALL YOUR PLANS
	275	voy0275 THE DOCTOR CARRIED THE LISTENING TANK TO A PORTHOLE
	276	voy0276 OPENED IT AND EMPTIED THE TANK INTO THE SEA GOOD BYE HE MURMURED
	277	voy0277 AS A FAINT SPLASH REACHED US FROM WITHOUT I DROPPED MY PENCIL ON THE TABLE AND LEANED BACK
	278	voy0278 WITH A SIGH MY FINGERS WERE SO STIFF WITH WRITERS CRAMP THAT I
	279	voy0279 FELT AS THOUGH I SHOULD NEVER BE ABLE TO OPEN MY HAND AGAIN
	280	voy0280 BUT I AT LEAST HAD HAD A NIGHT'S SLEEP AS FOR THE POOR DOCTOR
	281	voy0281 HE WAS SO WEARY THAT HE HAD HARDLY PUT THE TANK BACK UPON THE TABLE AND DROPPED INTO A CHAIR
	282	voy0282 WHEN HIS EYES CLOSED AND HE BEGAN TO SNORE IN THE PASSAGE OUTSIDE
	283	voy0283 POLYNESIA SCRATCHED ANGRILY AT THE DOOR I ROSE AND LET HER IN
	284	voy0284 A NICE STATE OF AFFAIRS SHE STORMED WHAT SORT OF A SHIP IS THIS
	285	voy0285 THERE'S THAT COLORED MAN UPSTAIRS ASLEEP UNDER THE WHEEL THE DOCTOR ASLEEP DOWN HERE
	286	voy0286 AND YOU MAKING POT HOOKS IN A COPY BOOK WITH A PENCIL
	287	voy0287 EXPECT THE SHIP TO STEER HERSELF TO BRAZIL WE'RE JUST
	288	voy0288 DRIFTING AROUND THE SEA LIKE AN EMPTY BOTTLE AND A WEEK BEHIND TIME AS IT IS
	289	voy0289 WHAT'S HAPPENED TO YOU ALL SHE WAS SO ANGRY THAT HER VOICE ROSE TO A SCREAM BUT
	290	voy0290 IT WOULD HAVE TAKEN MORE THAN THAT TO WAKE THE DOCTOR
	291	voy0291 I PUT THE NOTE BOOK CAREFULLY IN A DRAWER AND WENT ON DECK
	292	voy0292 TO TAKE THE WHEEL END OF CHAPTER TWO

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