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One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Lines 118-142 Summary
A Bird in Your Ear's Worth Two in the Bush
A creature asks his friend to look in his ear because he cannot hear (118-123).
It turns out there was a bird in his ear. Gosh, we
hate
it when that happens. But hey, it's gone now, so now his hearing's all clear.
Another creature tells his story, saying that his hat is old and his teeth are gold.
Oh, and one of his shoes is off but he has a bird that he likes to hold (128-142). TMI, creature. TMI.
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