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Dr. Seuss The Sneetches with Captions

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    A 3 decker!
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    Consisting of One - The Sneetches
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    Two - The Zax
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    and Three - Green Eggs and Ham
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    Now the star bellied sneetches had bellys with stars.
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    The plain bellied sneetches had none
    upon thars.
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    No stars on their bellys. No stars upon thars.
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    Now those stars weren't so big.
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    They were really quite small.
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    You would think such a thing wouldn't matter at all.
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    But because they had stars, all the
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    star bellied sneetches would brag.
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    "We're the best kind of sneetch on the beaches!"
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    With their snoots in the air,
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    the would sniff and they'd snort.
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    They'd have nothing to do with the plain
    bellied sort.
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    "Ronald, remember, when you are out walking,
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    you walk past a sneetch of that type without talking."
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    "Keep your snoot in the air, and remember
    to snort.
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    We have no truck whatever with the
    plain bellied sort."
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    When the star bellied children went out to play ball.
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    Could a plain belly get in the game? Not at all!
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    You only could play if your bellies had stars.
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    And the plain bellied children had none
    upon thars.
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    Yar Yar...your belly's got no stars.
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    When the star bellied sneetches had
    frankfurter roasts,
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    or picnics or parties or marshmallow toasts,
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    They never invited the plain belly sneetches.
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    They left them out cold and in the dark
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    on the beaches.
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    They kept them away.
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    They never let them come near.
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    That's how they treated them year
    after year.
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    They got snort. They got snooted.
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    Their bottoms got booted.
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    While the star bellied sneetches all taunted
    and hooted.
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    "They just are not suited. No stars upon thars!"
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    Then one day, it seems while the plain
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    bellied sneetches were moping and doping
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    alone on the beaches, just sitting there
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    wishing their bellies had stars.
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    A stranger approached in the strangest of cars.
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    "My friends, I have seen they've been treating you mean.
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    My name is Sylvester McMonkey McBean.
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    I know precisely why you're so unhappy.
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    And that I can fix. I'm the fix it up chappy.
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    machine noises
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    My prices are low, and I work with great
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    speed and my work is 100% guaranteed.
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    By my new patent process of protoprotoxis
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    of the inner subnuclear neausbaum nogoxsis
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    you'll get a star like the star bellied
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    sneetch for the mere paltry payment of $3 each.
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    A star? Here?
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    Yes my friend, there.
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    And the first to go through gets the trip at
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    half fare.
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    Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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    machine noises
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    It works!
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    Yeah, It works! It works!
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    Ladies and gentlemen. We are faced with a
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    most awkward dilemma.
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    We're the true star bellys.
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    We had them first.
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    We're still the best sneetches, and
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    they're still the worst.
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    Yeah, but how are we going to proove it?
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    Which is which? I can't tell us apart.
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    Let me through...excuse me.
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    Step aside please. Thank you.
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    You don't know me my friends
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    but calm down if you can, I'm here
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    to help the original star bellied clan.
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    Those upstarts it's true now have
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    stars just like you.
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    But follow me my friends and you know what
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    I'll do? I'll make you again the best sneetches
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    on the beaches and all it will cost you is
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    $10 eaches.
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    Belly stars my dear friends are no
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    longer in style. I'll have yours off in a
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    very short while.
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    In my wondrous machine which
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    eradicates stars. Then you won't look like sneetches
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    who have them on thars.
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    Eradicate these? Eradicates these with
    the greatest of ease!
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    Provided you pay your 10 bucks if you please.
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    Here's $10 for the boy and $10 for me.
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    Thank you.
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    Thank you. Thank you.
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    machine noises
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    How original! How distinctive!
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    How exclusive!
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    Then of course, those with stars
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    all got frightfully mad.
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    To be wearing a star now was frightfully bad.
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    And of course old Sylvester McMonkey
    McBean,
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    invited them into his "Star Off" machine.
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    Thank you. Thank you.
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    machine noise
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    Then of course from then on,
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    as you probably guessed, things really
    got into a horrible mess.
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    machine noise
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    All the rest of that day
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    on those wild screaming beaches,
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    the fix it up chappy kept fixing up
    sneetches!
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    Off again, on again, in again, out again.
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    Through the machine, they raced round and about
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    again changing their stars every minute or two.
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    They kept paying money.
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    They kept running through until
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    neither the plain or the star bellies
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    knew whether this one or that one was
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    this one or which one was what one.
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    Or what one was who.
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    Then, when every last cent of their money
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    was spent, the fix it up chappy
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    packed up and he went.
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    machine noise
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    And he laughed as he drove his
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    car up the beach.
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    They never will learn. No, you can't
    teach a sneetch.
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    But, McBean was quite wrong.
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    I am happy to say that the sneetches
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    got really quite smart on that day.
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    That day they decided that sneetches
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    are sneetches and no kind of sneetch
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    is the best on the beaches.
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    That day all the sneetches forgot about stars,
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    and whether or not they had one upon thars.
Title:
Dr. Seuss The Sneetches with Captions
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Video Language:
English
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12:18

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