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Thursday, March 12, 1987

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Calvin and Hobbes are looking at the raccoon. Hobbes asks if he's eaten anything, and Calvin replies no. They continue to look at the raccoon. Calvin tells the raccoon not to die. He says it wouldn't be grateful of the raccoon to break his heart.

Transcript

Has he eaten anything? No. don't die little raccoon. It wouldn't be very grateful of you to break my heart.

Collected in

Something Under the Bed Is Drooling
p. 95
The Essential Calvin and Hobbes
p. 224
The Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book
p. 39
The Complete Calvin and Hobbes
Book 1,p. 243
The Complete Calvin and Hobbes
Book 1,p. 243
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