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The best of Lassie
The eagle: Lassie and Timmy take a hand in helping nature when they see a man steal an egg from an eagle's nest and replace it with a goose egg, which the eagle hatches. When the eagle can't teach her gosling to fly, Timmy and Lassie take it back to the Martin farm. How the eagle hovers protectively over thte Martin farm to supervise the raising of her gosling by the real mother provides a thrilling series of events.
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no95043400
- http://viaf.org/viaf/144518073
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no00002320
- http://viaf.org/viaf/139851732
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- "The eagle: Lassie and Timmy take a hand in helping nature when they see a man steal an egg from an eagle's nest and replace it with a goose egg, which the eagle hatches. When the eagle can't teach her gosling to fly, Timmy and Lassie take it back to the Martin farm. How the eagle hovers protectively over thte Martin farm to supervise the raising of her gosling by the real mother provides a thrilling series of events."@en
- "The Whopper: Mrs. Martin worries about the "tall tales" Timmy has been telling and explains the damage that can be caused by seemingly harmless "whoppers." Timmy promises to stop telling "big ones." The very next day, however, he and Lassie discover a neighbors' house on fire and no one will believe him. Lassie manages to convince the grownups that there really is danger as the story comes to an exciting climax."@en
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- "Drama"@en
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- "The best of Lassie"@en