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	<title>Comments on: Rupert the Pet Rhino.</title>
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		<title>By: jael</title>
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		<description>As I recall...there was a children&#039;s book published in the early 60&#039;s 
called &quot;Rupert the Rhinoceros&quot; about a near-sighted rhino and his
ordeal getting glasses etc.  I used to read this to myself when I
was in the eye doc&#039;s office in 1963-1965. Ever since have had a 
soft spot for rhinos. Wonder if the book was inspired by this
baby rhino?</description>
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called "Rupert the Rhinoceros" about a near-sighted rhino and his<br />
ordeal getting glasses etc.  I used to read this to myself when I<br />
was in the eye doc's office in 1963-1965. Ever since have had a<br />
soft spot for rhinos. Wonder if the book was inspired by this<br />
baby rhino?</p>
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