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That's the problem—she doesn t think! What does she think she’s I have to do the thinking for both of us.
He's soft, Jack. He feels like Henry. He's no dog, Annie. Lead \ ; (oo : \\ | Wh ‘ Ze J fo = j . mea 7 fj 11 x Yvataed sd 4 L) "A Vip, ee ia A ; \ Gi et Ast Z ah af rs ee mF . ‘di : . a iy eN But feel how soft he is, Jack. Don't think, Jack. Just do it.
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Don't count on it. His brain is probably no bigger than a bean. No, he’s very smart. We're probably the first people in the whole world to ever see a real live dinosaur. I wonder how smart he is.
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Are you talking to me, Forget it, Annie. come to a time long ago,
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We really are in a time long ago!
That dinosaur looks like a rhinoceros. Except with _three horns instead of one. That's why it's called a Triceratops. are you so scared? Does he eat people?
I'll look it up. “The Triceratops lived in the late Cretaceous Period. The plant-eating dinosaur weighed over 12,000 pounds.”
Just plants. No meat. We're probably the first people in the whole world to ever see a real live Triceratops. Did you miss the part where the book said he weighs 12,000 pounds? Don't you want to take notes about him? I already said that.
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He looks nice, Jack. Watch out for his horns, Annie!
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someone must have come here before us.
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look what I found!
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Move toward me.
Bow your head. Pretend to chew. I read that's what you do if a mean dog comes at you.
I don't think she’s mad anymore. Thanks, Jack, for saving me. / You have to think. You can't just go running to a nest of babies. so cute. And I didn't see the big one. Wherever there are babies, there's always a mother nearby.
I'm sorry I made you worry about your babies.
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Hey, Jack! She's nice, too.
What happened? I don't know. She just ran away. I thought we were starting to be friends.
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CHAPTER SEVEN Ready, Set, Go!