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- Friendly: Once upon a time,
not long ago, and not far away,

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there was a farm.

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And on the farm,
there was a barn.

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That's not the barn,
that's the house.

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Find the barn.

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That's not the barn,
that's the corn crib.

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Find the barn.

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That's the barn!

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A big red barn.

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Now, find the boot.

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And now, look up.

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That's the big red barn.

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Are all barns big and red,
do you think?

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We could ask Rusty,
or we could ask Jerome.

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Let's go to the castle.

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I'll hurry over first
and go in the back door

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so that
I can let the drawbridge down

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and open the big front doors
for you.

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Are you ready?

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Here's my castle.

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[whimsical music]

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Here we are, inside.

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And here's one little chair
for one of you,

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and a bigger chair for two more
to curl up in.

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And for someone who likes
to rock, a rocking chair.

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Now, look up.

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I'll call Rusty.

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We'll ask him about barns.

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Rusty!

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Hi.
- Hi, Friendly.

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- How are you?
- Oh, fine, how are you?

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Fine.
- Hmm.

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Where have you been?
- On the farm.

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- Oh, how's the farm?

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- Fine.
- Hmm.

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- We were looking at the barn.

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- It's a big barn, isn't it?
- Yes.

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- Mm-hmm.
- You know what color it is.

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- Oh, I think it's red,
isn't it?

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- Same color as your nightgown.
- Oh!

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Does it have polka dots?

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- No.
- Oh, oh, oh.

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- Barns don't have polka dots.
- Oh, I suppose not.

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- Are all barns red?

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- Well, I don't know, Friendly.

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- Shall we ask Jerome?
- Maybe Jerome would know.

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- He's seen a lot of barns.

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- More barns than I have,
I think.

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- Because he hikes
on his long legs.

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- Goes all over.
[Friendly whistles]

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- Giant giraffes can do that.
[Jerome whistles]

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- Hi, Jerome.
- Hi, Friendly.

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Hi, Rusty.
- Hi.

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- Well...
- Jerome.

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- Yes?
- We were talking about barns.

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- Barns?

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- How big they are
and what color they are.

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- Well, they're big and...

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Well...
- Are they all red?

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- Not all of 'em.

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- What color...
- No.

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- ...are some barns you've seen?
- Well, I've seen white barns.

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- Yes, there are white barns.

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- And I've seen a few
yellow barns.

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- Friendly: Yellow barn?
- Yellow barns?

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- Friendly: Really?
- Mm-hmm.

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And...
I saw one light green barn once.

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- A green barn?
- Mm-hmm.

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- Blue barns?

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- Well, there may be.

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I don't remember any blue barns,
but there may be.

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- Well--
- Wow, all those colors?

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- Yes.
- Most barns are...

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- Most barns are red, I think.
- I think they are.

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I think that's why there's
a book about a red barn.

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- Once I saw are red and white
barn, too.

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- Mm-hmm.
- But most of 'em are red.

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- Oh, the book
about the red barn.

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- There's a book
about a red barn.

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- There is?
- Yes.

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- Oh, a red barn.
- A big red barn.

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That's the name of it too.
- Right down here.

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It didn't call it a big yellow
barn or a big white barn.

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- And it isn't a big blue barn.

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- No, I don't think it is.
- It's...

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Oh.

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It's a big book.

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There.
- A big book and a big barn.

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Here it is.
- A big red barn.

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Big red barn.
- Rusty: Mm-hmm.

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- See?
- Well...

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I suppose they named it that
because most barns are red.

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Let me put the book up where
everyone can see it, Jerome.

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- You really saw some
yellow barns, though?

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- Yes.

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Yellow barns looked very nice.
- Wow.

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Can you see the barn when the
grass is all yellow?

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Or is it kind of hidden?
- Oh, no.

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No, it's too big to hide
behind the grass.

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- Friendly: Can you see
the book?

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Oh, yes.
- Rusty: Mm-hmm.

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- Friendly: There,
that's a big red barn.

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And that's a <i>Big Red Barn</i>
by Margaret Wise Brown.

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And the pictures
are by Rosella Hartman.

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And it's a Young Scott book

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from the William R. Scott
company.

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And look at this.

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- Rusty: Oh!

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- Friendly: A flying horse
on a weathervane.

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- Jerome: Mm-hmm.

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I like to watch them.

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By the big red barn
in the great green field.

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There was a pink pig
who was learning to squeal.

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- Rusty: Oh!

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- Friendly: There was
a great big horse.

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and a very little horse.

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And on every barn there
is a weathervane, of course.

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A golden flying horse.

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To show which way
the wind is blowing.

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- Jerome: It's a nice horse.

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- Friendly: There was a big pile
of hay and a little pile of hay.

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And that is where the children
would play.

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But in this story,
the children are away.

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- Jerome: Oh, they are?

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- Friendly: And only the animals
are here today.

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- Rusty: Oh!

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Mm-hmm.

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- Friendly: The sheep
and the donkey

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and the geese and the goats

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were making funny noises
out of their throats.

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- Jerome: Oh!

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- Friendly: An old scarecrow
was leaning on his hoe.

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And a field mouse was born
in a field of corn.

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- Rusty: I can't see
any field mouse.

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- Friendly: Too small to see.
- Rusty: Oh, too small, mm-hmm.

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- Friendly: Cock-a-doodle-doo!

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In the barn there was a rooster
and a pigeon too.

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And a big white hen
standing on one leg.

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And under the hen
was a quiet egg.

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There was a bantam rooster
and a little bantam hen

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with a big clutch of eggs
if you can count to ten.

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Cock-a-doodle-doo!

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- Rusty: Those are
book roosters.

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- Friendly: Yes.
- Rusty: Mm-hmm.

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- Friendly: Moo, moo!

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A big brown cow
and a little brown cow.

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Both ate their dinner of hay
from the mow.

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There was an old black cat,
meow, meow,

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and a tiger tomcat, meow!

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And an old red dog, bow-wow.
- Jerome: Oh.

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- Friendly: With some little
puppy dogs all round and warm.

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- Jerome: Puppies are fun
to play with.

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- Friendly: Mm-hmm.

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And they all lived together
in the big red barn.

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And they played all day
in the grass and in the hay.

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- Rusty: I wonder
what the farmer's name is.

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- Friendly: I don't know.

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Until the sun went down
in the great green field.

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There goes the sun.
- Jerome: Big sun too.

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- Friendly: The big cow lowed.

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The little pig squealed.

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The horses stomped
in the sweet warm hay.

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And the little donkey
gave one last bray.

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- Jerome: There goes the sun.

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- Friendly: The little black
bats flew away out of the barn

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at the end of the day.

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The hens were sleeping
on their nest.

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Even the roosters took a rest.

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And the geese and the goats made
no more noises

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with their throats.

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- Rusty: Everything's quieting
down.

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- Friendly: And there they were
all night long,

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sound asleep
in the big red barn.

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And only the mice were left
to play,

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rustling and squeaking
in the hay.

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- Rusty: Oh, I see 'em now.
- Friendly: There they are.

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The moon sailed high
in the dark night sky.

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Beyond the house
where the children slept,

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the tiger cat crept home to his
kittens in the big red barn.

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- Jerome: Oh!

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- Friendly: But out
in the field,

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the old scarecrow still leaned
on his hoe.

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- Rusty: Scarecrow stood there
all night.

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- Friendly: There he is.
- Rusty: Mm-hmm.

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- Friendly: And there, beneath
the moon, is the big red barn.

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There.
- Wow!

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The <i>Big Red Barn.</i>

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- By Margaret Wise Brown.

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- I think I know whose barn
that was.

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I think I know
what the man's name was.

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- You know whose farm it was?
- I think so.

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- Whose farm?
- Old MacDonald.

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- Oh!

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- It might be because it had
all the animals

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that are in the song.
- That's right, it did.

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- The Old MacDonald song.

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- It had all those animals.

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Let's sing that song, Friendly.
- Should we?

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- Should we?

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- We could sing about one or two
of the animals.

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- One or two.
- All three of us?

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- That would be a good idea.
- You sing the first part.

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- And I'll be the animal.
- You'll be the animal.

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- All right.
- And I'll sing the E-I-E-I-O.

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- All right.

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Ready?
- Ready.

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? Old MacDonald had a farm ?

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? E-I-E-I-O ?

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? And on this farm
he had a chicken ?

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? E-I-E-I-O ?

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? With a ?
? Cluck-cluck ?

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? Here and a ?
? Cluck-cluck ?

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? There ?

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? Here a ?
? Cluck ?

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? There a ?
? Cluck ?

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? Everywhere a ?
? Cluck-cluck ?

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? Old MacDonald had a farm ?
? E-I-E-I-O ?

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? Old McDonald had a farm ?
? E-I-E-I-O ?

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? And on this farm
he had a lamb ?

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? E-I-E-I-O ?

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? With a ?
? Baa-baa ?

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? Here and a ?
? Baa-baa ?

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? There ?

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? Here a ?
? Baa ?

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? There a ?
? Baa ?

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? Everywhere a ?
? Baa-baa ?

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? Cluck-cluck ?
? Here ?

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? And a ?
? Cluck-cluck ?

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? There ?

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? Here a ?
? Cluck ?

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? There a ?
? Cluck ?

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? Everywhere a ?
? Cluck-cluck ?

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? Old McDonald had a farm ?
? E-I-E-I-O ?

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That was good.

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That was fun.
- I know another one we can do.

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- What?
- A rabbit.

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- A rabbit?
- A rabbit?

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- Oh, I know what
you're gonna do.

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All right.
- I don't know.

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- Wanna try it?
- Try it.

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- All right.

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? Old McDonald had a farm ?

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? E-I-E-I-O ?

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? And on this farm
he had a rabbit ?

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? E-I-E-I-O ?

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? With a ?
[no audio]

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? Here and a ?
[no audio]

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? There ?

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? Here a ?
[no audio]

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00:11:02,396 --> 00:11:03,530
? There a ?
[no audio]

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? Everywhere a ?
[no audio]

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I see.
- Ahh.

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He's right through his nose.

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- Finish the song.

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- ? Old McDonald had a farm ?

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- ? E-I-E-I-O ?

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You didn't make a sound like a
rabbit, did you Rusty?

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00:11:19,913 --> 00:11:22,049
- No, he didn't
because rabbits,

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do rabbits make any sound
at all?

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- I don't think so.

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- I don't think so.
- No.

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- But they wiggle their noses.
- They wiggle their noses.

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- Just the way
you wiggle your nose.

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- They wiggle their ears too,

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but my ears are too small to see
when I wiggle them.

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- Mm-hmm.
- Mm-hmm.

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- You ready?
- Oh, I'm ready.

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[gentle recorder music]

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Hi, rabbit.
[Rusty laughs]

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[yawns]

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- Friendly: Good night,
woodly nose.

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- Good night, Friendly.
[yawns]

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- Friendly: Good night, Jerome.
- Good night, Friendly.

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- Friendly: It is late.

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This little chair will be
waiting for one of you

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and the rocking chair
for another who likes to rock,

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and the big armchair
for two more to curl up in

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when you come again
to our castle.

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Now, I'll close the big
front doors

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and pull up the drawbridge
after you're gone.

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Good night.
- Jerome: Good night.

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[gentle music]