Born to Run! (Dr. Seuss/Cat in the Hat)

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The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!
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Title Page

Copyright

First Page

“F
lick the Jiggermawhizzer!”

said Nick. “And let’s fly

our Thinga-ma-jigger

up into the sky!

Get ready for takeoff.

Let’s get on our way.

What kind of adventure

should we have today?”

“Adventure?” the Cat said.

“You’ll soon get your wish!

Today we will swim with

a very strong fish.

You’ll meet my friend Sam,

and we’ll have lots of fun.

She’s a salmon, and she’ll

show us how salmon run!”

“Do they run,” said Nick,

“like we run down the street?

How can they do that

without any feet?”

“Salmon run when they swim

against the current,” said the Cat.

“Fish have to be strong

to swim upstream like that.”

“Press the Shrinkamadoodle

and we’ll get so small …

… we will not frighten

the salmon at all.”

“Hello!” said Samantha.

“Just look at me run.

I leap out of the water

and flash in the sun!”