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Horton Hatches the Egg Lines 32-45 Summary
Practical Matters
Realizing that he "must weigh a ton" (36), Horton decides that his first plan of action is to reinforce the trunk of the nest-bearing tree.
That done, he climbs up the tree—with utmost care—and parks himself gently on top of Mayzie's egg.
And then he does the only thing there is to do when brooding an egg. He sits.
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