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The Polar Express Chris Van Allsburg Narrators 1-8 narrator 1: On Christmas Eve, many years ago, I lay quietly in my bed. I did not rustle the sheets. I breathed slowly and silently. I was listening for a sound-a sound a friend had told me I d never hear-ringing bells of Santa s sleigh. narrator 2 There s no Santa narrator 3: my friend insisted, but I knew he was wrong. Late that night I did hear the sounds, though not of ringing bells. narrator 4: From outside came the sounds of hissing steam and squeaking metal. I looked through my window and saw a train standing perfectly still in from of my house. narrator 5: It was wrapped in an apron of steam. Snowflakes fell lightly around it. A conductor stood at the open door of one of the cars. narrator 6: He took large pocket watch from his vest, then looked up at my window. I put on my slippers and robe. I tiptoed downstairs and out the door. narrator 7: All aboard narrator 8: the conductor cried out.
The Polar Express Chris Van Allsburg Narrators 1-8 Narrator 1: On Christmas Eve, many years ago, I lay quietly in my bed. I did not rustle the
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