The Little Blue Engine said "I think I can!"

The Little Blue Engine said, "I think I can!"

The Little Blue Engine said that, "I think I can!"

The other engines said, "I, pull the likes of you?  I think not!"

The other engines said that:  "I, pull the likes of you?  I think not!"

The other engines said "I, pull the likes of you?  I think not!"

The toy clown reminded all the engines about "the good boys and girls on the other side of the mountain."

The toy clown reminded all of the engines about, "The good boys and girls on the other side of the mountain."

The toy clown reminded all of the engines about, "the good boys and girls on the other side of the mountain.

A rusty old engine claimed that he, "was too tired."

A rusty old engine claimed that he, "Was too tired."

A rusty old engine claimed that he "was too tired."

The Little Blue Engine replied with confidence:  "I think I can!"

The Little Blue Engine replied with confidence. "I think I can!"

The Little Blue Engine replied with confidence "I think I can!"

The moral of the story, according to Ms. Hegedus, is that, "self-confidence goes a long way."

The moral of the story, according to Ms. Hegedus, is that "self-confidence goes a long way."

The moral of the story, according to Ms. Hegedus, is that: "Self confidence goes a long way."