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When the night has come

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And the land is dark

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And the moon is the only light we'll see

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No, I won't be afraid

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Oh, I won't be afraid

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Just as long as I live

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I'm going to read a story by Dr. Su, who is one of the most important authors of the 19th century,

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who has written stories like El Grinch, El Lodax and Arnold.

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And basically this story tells us about a kind of little birds called the Snitch,

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which are normal and current birds, some of them have a star in their guts and others do not.

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And this leads us to those who have the guts to stay better than the others, and the others feel bad about themselves because they don't have that.

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And now to the next one.

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This niche.

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If you go to Hau Wau Hu or walk down this beach, you'll notice shots of a bird called this niche.

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In fact, there are two shots of this niche you'll find.

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The star-bellied kind and the plain-bellied kind.

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The star-bellied kind of snitch have very big stars.

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The plain-bellied snitch don't have them on the stars.

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Now, these stars, they're not big, they're not so small.

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You think such a thing wouldn't matter at all.

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But because of the stars, all the star-bellied snitch believe they're the best kind of snitch on the beach.

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One walks to the others, they pass them right by, which they should hide and mightily stack up in the sky.

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One asks them to go to their parties or light rides, their ball games, their smart models, roasts, or their high rides.

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and they playing belly snitch well they get mad that there's sometimes the things that are really

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quite bad and they throw their food things at this belly at the star belly heads like

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oysters and cows of the spring of old beds how they how they fight on this beach

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This unfriendly snitch, and all because this snitch believes happy stars, think they better than a snitch which none upon dar.

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And really, this story of a terrible shame, for except for this star, every snitch are the same.

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Then one day, it seems, while the plain-bellied snitch were mopping and dopping alone on the beaches, just sitting there wishing their bellies had stars, a stranger stood up in the strangest car.

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My friend, he announced it, in a voice queen and king, my name is Sylvester McMonkey McBean, and I heard of your troubles. I heard you were unhappy, but I can fix that.

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I'm the fix-it-up chappie. I come in here to help you. I have what you need. And my prices are low. And I work at great speed. And my work is 100% guaranteed.

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Then quickly, Sylvester Monkey McBean put together a very peculiar machine. And he said,

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He said, you want stars like a star-bellied snitch?

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My friend, you can have them for three dollars each.

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Just pay me your money and help buy a boat

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so they plunder inside.

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Then the big machine go, I need poke and dunk and jerk.

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I need Dirk. I need... We'll fit them around, but the thing really works. When the plain

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bellies meet, pop out, they have the stars. They actually did. They have the stars upon

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Dirk. Then they yell at the ones who have the stars. You're exactly like you. You can't

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tell us apart. We're all just the same. Now, you snooty old smarties, and now we can all

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go to your family parties. God grant, go meet the one who had stars at first. We steal the

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best meat, and they are the worst. But now, how in the world will we know they all for

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me? If which kind is what, or the other way round? Then up came McBean with a very sly

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wink, and he said, things are not quite as bad as you think, so you don't know who is who. This is

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perfectly true, but come with me, friends. Do you know what I do? I made again the best niches in

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the beach, and all it will cost, ten dollars each. Belly stars are no longer in style, said my

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What you need is a trip through my star-off machine.

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These words contraption will take off your stars so you won't look like a smith who have them on fars.

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And that handy machine working perfectly precise remove all the stars from the tunnel quite nice.

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Then, with his nudes in the air, they fared about, they opened their gates and they let out a shout.

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We know who is who, now there isn't a doubt. The best kind of a snitch are snitch without.

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Then, of course, those with stars all along were fully mad, to be wearing stars now so fully bad.

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Then, of course, old Sylvester Monkey McBean invited them into his start-up machine.

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Then, of course, from then on, as you probably guessed, things really got into a terrible mess.

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All the rest of the day, all this was screaming bitches that fixed up Chuffy,

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keep fixing up his niche, off again, on again, in again, out again.

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Through the machine, they race it round and about again,

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changing the stars in every minute or two.

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They keep paying money, they keep running through,

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until they plane out, they start bailing you,

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whether this one was that one, or that one was this one,

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or which one was what one, or what one was who.

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Then when every last cent of their money was spent, they fixed it up, chopped it, packed it up, and he went.

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And he laughed as he drove in his car up the beach.

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They never will learn.

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No, you can't teach a snitch.

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But McBean was quite wrong.

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I'm quite happy to say that the snitch got really quite smart on that day.

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The day they decided that snitches and snitches are not kind of snitching the best of witches.

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That day all the snitches forgot about the stars and whenever they had one or not upon thoughts.

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This story of dragons happened a long time ago, when Miss Dragon taught in her school.

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Of all the class, Zop was the most applied because he wanted a golden star.

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First, the dragon lady taught them how to fly.

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Up to the sky, with your wings extended.

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And now that you have learned, you have to practice if you want to be experts in the art of flying.

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Sok jumped and flew very high.

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And Sok did pirouettes.

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He glanced up and down.

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And he gave himself a cake.

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Then a girl appeared.

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Don't cry, dragon.

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With this little girl I'll cure you, Chichón.

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Thank you. What a great idea!

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Zog said, and with the string on, he flew into the sun.

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Secondly, the dragon lady taught them how to snore.

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Open your mouth!

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Harder, harder!

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The tongue between the teeth.

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And now that you have learned, you have to repeat it.

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If you want to be experts in the art of snoring.

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Zop began to dance, and he ran away in a ferocious way, but with such a roar, he swallowed.

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Then the girl appeared.

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Hello dragon, do you want a candy for the cough?

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Wow! What a wonderful idea! said the fox.

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And with a breath of the mint flew to the sun.

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One year later, Miss Dragon taught him how to swing.

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No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

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Eh, fire must come out.

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Ah, a ball of ice.

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Y ahora que habéis aprendido, tenéis que practicar.

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Si queréis ser expertos en la telequema.

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Cogió aire y sopló.

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Y salió un fuego aplazador.

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Pero olía un poco raro.

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¡Oh! Su ala se estaba quemando.

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Apareció entonces la niña.

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¡Pobrecito, te has quemado!

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¡Deja que te venga el costado!

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Sof said, what a good idea, said Sof, and with her hand hanging, she flew to the sun.

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And in the room, the lady dragon showed us how to eat strawberry.

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Did you know who? A princess.

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And now that you have learned, you have to practice.

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So you have to practice the art of rafting.

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So, he tried with many princesses and princesses, but he never got it.

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Why am I a disaster?

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He was scared.

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I will never win a star.

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But then the little one saw him.

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Why don't you adapt me to be the princess?

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Uh, uh, good day, good day, said Sof, and the princess flew across the coast to the sun.

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The dragon's sound was wonderful, and it was the most beautiful and most beautiful thing that had ever been a star.

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Sof was happy, and the princess was happy too.

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There he controlled the temperature and read the procedures.

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One year passed and the dragons of the fifth learned to fight.

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The dragon lady said,

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There comes a gentleman to practice.

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The man in the armor said,

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Princess Arely, my name is Jorge and I am going to rescue her, but for this I have to fight.

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The princess is mine.

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The princess spit fire and shook her wings.

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You are wrong dragon.

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The knight shouted, raising his sword.

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All the lagoons in the sky were shaking.

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Who would win, the knight or Zod?

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The princess came crying.

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Don't fight, please. The world is full of wars, fights and pain.

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I don't want to be rescued, or be a princess, or live in a palace with strawberry clothes.

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I want to be a doctor and travel from here to there.

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I will look for patients to take care of.

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Really? What a coincidence!

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exclaimed the knight.

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I have always dreamed of being sick.

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We could be together,

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said Lely.

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But how will we travel the kingdom with such a small caballero?

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I can take you flying,

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said Thor.

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I would love to be part of the crew.

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Great! said the lady, full of joy, while all the companions applauded at the reception.

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Bravo!

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The lady dragged the horse.

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If you stay here, you could be our pet and we would take care of you.

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Oh, what a good idea, said the sun, and with a smile he flew to the sun.

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If the sky that we look upon should tumble and fall to the sea

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I will shed a tear just as long as you stand, stand by me

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And darling, darling, stand by me

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Hold me, stand by me