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Some of the townspeople look quite goofy, but they also look familiar, in a tale clearly fished from American waters. The watercolor illustrations exaggerate as much as the text: Figures and landscapes sway with the artist's lyrical lines perspectives as if from odd camera lenses distort and amuse. Simon Henry must do all the humiliating things he promised, and Oscar lives on, singing in the deep hole by Higgins Bend. The catfish clamps on and tows the fishing boat like the shark in Jaws, finally leaving only half a sock behind. Since his socks ``were beginning to smell worse that sour milk, worse than secret-recipe stinkbait,'' he uses them as a lure. The two odd-looking middle-aged characters wager with each other in colorful phrases about Simon Henry's ability to succeed. One day, Potato Kelly, female proprietor of the bait and chowder shop, tells him of the ``crafty, bait-grasping catfish'' in local waters, and the chase is on. WORKSHEET 49 : Contrast: although, even though, though, in spite of, despite.

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In pursuit of his passion, he ignores even the ``Friday-Night-Potluck-Everybody-Come-and-Fling'' party in town. Listen on Spotify: The ultimate kids music playlist, featuring 100 of the best kids songs ever Nursery rhymes, pop favourites, TV show themes, dancing. Jingling, jingling, jingling Joe, Jingle at the window, Tideo. Simon Henry's outstanding features are his ability to catch any fish and brag about it, his unsociable temperament, and his tight boots. Lyrics for Tideo (Jingle at the Window) Skip one window, Tideo, Skip two windows, Tideo, Skip three windows, Tideo, Jingle at the window, Tideo.

A meaty tale of the quest for an uncatchable fish named Oscar is told in folksy, irresistible language. clap on O Measure 4: pat knees on rhythm of jingle at the window, one stomp, clap on O.

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