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Mom puts the raccoon in the box. She tells Calvin all they can do is keep him warm and safe. She tells him they'll put him in the garage and out some food and water. Calvin mentions he read that raccoons will eat almost anything. He says chances are he'll be happy to donate most of his dinner. Mom tells him he doesn't even know what they're having.

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Well, I got him in the shoe box. I guess all we can do is keep him warm and safe. We'll keep him in the garage, and put out some water and food. I read in a book that raccoons will eat just about anything. Chances are, I'll be happy to donate most of my dinner. Calvin, you don't even know what we're having.

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Something Under the Bed Is Drooling
p. 94
The Essential Calvin and Hobbes
p. 223
The Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book
p. 38
The Complete Calvin and Hobbes
Book 1,p. 242
The Complete Calvin and Hobbes
Book 1,p. 242
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