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There was once a little boy whose most prized possession was a light blue cat's-eye crystal marble. "Big Blue," as he called it, sparkled in the sunlight like a raindrop and glistened in the moonlight like a diamond. The little boy always carried it in his pocket so he could rub it for good luck. Sometimes he would take Big Blue out and show it to his friends, but most often he played with it by himself on lazy summer afternoons as he hiked along the beach when there was nothing else to do.