Display title | The Trumpet of the Swan |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | One day on a Canadian lake, a cob (male swan) and a pen (female swan) are saved from a fox by a boy named Sam. Sam is allowed to watch the swans' cygnets (baby swans) hatch, and it is discovered that one of them is mute. Instead of chirping to greet him, the mute cygnet pulls Sam's shoelace. Awww. Thus begins an Odd Friendship between swan and boy. |