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01:01I'll see you next time.
01:36To be continued...
01:56Help!
01:58Ha! Ha! Ha! I got me a real biggin'.
02:01Help!
02:02Help!
02:03It appears to me like somebody might need some help.
02:06Mm-mm. I'm fine.
02:08Help! Hocky's pulling me into the river!
02:11Somebody help me! I'm floating away!
02:13I'll be in St. Louis before a nightfall if somebody don't help me!
02:17Help me, Hocky!
02:17That poor old drunk Muck Potter.
02:19Help!
02:20He's gonna wreck your best fishing pole! Give me a hand!
02:23Hold on, Tom!
02:24Aw, gee!
02:26He got away!
02:28Golly, he sure was a biggin', Tom.
02:31Huh?
02:32I'm goin' home!
02:33Well...
02:34Help!
02:36Hmm...
02:36I wonder if old Muff's really in trouble.
02:39Help!
02:39I wonder why his boat keeps on drifting downstream.
02:42Probably so drunk he forgot to bring any oars with him.
02:45I'm thinkin' maybe he could use some savin', Tom.
02:47Yeah, well, how do we get out there to him?
02:50Help!
02:50Help!
02:50Well, we could swim out there and push the darn boat in.
02:54Oh, for the sake, somebody help me before I drift into the rapids! Help me! Hey!
03:00Ooh-ooh!
03:01I think maybe he's a mite nervous.
03:03Yeah!
03:04Maybe he don't know how to swim.
03:06He's just got himself liquored up and he's scared.
03:09Mmm...
03:10I say let's go get him.
03:12I reckon.
03:13Yep.
03:13Come on.
03:19Oh, poor old Muff.
03:20Hunter's a goner for sure.
03:22Hey!
03:22Hey!
03:23Help!
03:24Help!
03:24You boys up there!
03:26Come on!
03:27Give me a hand, will ya?
03:29Help!
03:30Help!
03:30I don't wanna float away to China!
03:33Come on!
03:33Give me a hand!
03:40Don't you think you better sit down before you fall down, Mr. Potter?
03:44Oh, yeah.
03:44I beg your pardon.
03:46What were you doing out on the river without a paddle anyhow?
03:50Mmm...
03:50Well, nobody'd help me.
03:52They just stood there and laughed at me while I floated away.
03:55Oh, Muff.
03:55I reckon they was just funnin' around with ya.
03:58Mmm...
03:58Well, I may drink a little too much, but I don't remember ever causing anybody trouble.
04:02Maybe the town folk don't think that way.
04:05How come you let your oars get away from ya?
04:08Mmm...
04:09Didn't have no oars with me in the first place.
04:11I fell asleep in the boat.
04:13When I woke up, the moorings was loose, and I was driftin' away.
04:16You mean it just untied itself while you was sleepin'?
04:18No, I'm sure it didn't happen by itself.
04:20Somebody that don't like Old Wolf tried to do me in for sure.
04:30Mmm...
04:33Mmm...
04:34Yep.
04:36Well, boys, I'd sure like to reward you, but I'm plumb out of money.
04:40Don't mention it.
04:41We were happy to help.
04:43Why are you always drinkin'?
04:44Well, there must have been a reason somewhere along the way, but I swear I forgot what it is.
04:49Aunt Paula says it makes your brain rot.
04:50I reckon it's those things that does the body the most harm that he's least likely to want to give
04:56up.
04:57Here's to ya.
05:01Hey, now wait just a minute here.
05:03Maybe there is something I can do to reward you.
05:06Is he kiddin' us, Huck?
05:07I can clue you in how to get rich.
05:10What I'm speakin' about is pirates' treasure buried up somewhere by St. Peter.
05:14Huh?
05:14That's right.
05:15Huh.
05:16Treasure?
05:19Back a long time ago, pirates that was trying to escape the militia headed north up to Mississippi.
05:23The plan was to try to reach the safety of St. Petersburg before the militia caught up with them,
05:28being careful to protect their treasure along the way, naturally.
05:32They never made it to St. Petersburg, but something happened to the treasure cause nobody ever found it.
05:37Folks say, once they were surrounded, knowing it was just a matter of time before they was caught,
05:42they buried the treasure.
05:43Do you mean it's still there? Now? Huh?
05:46As far as I know, nobody's ever dug it up to this day.
05:49Tell us where it's hidden, Muffin. Maybe we can find it for ya.
05:53Well, I'm not positive, but according to what I've heard...
05:57What have you heard?
05:58It's buried somewhere up on the west side of Cardiff Hill.
06:02We need better directions than that. Cardiff Hill goes on for miles and miles.
06:06That's right. That hill's a mighty big place to be lookin' for treasure.
06:11But if you do find the treasure, I'd be happy to take just half of it and give the rest
06:15to you.
06:16Hmm. I'd look for it myself if I could find the time.
06:21How did you come to hear about Captain Pollock's treasure, Muff?
06:24My father told me. But being a drunk, he never told it the same way twice.
06:30He heard about it from his father.
06:32But it's anybody's guess how much of the story's true and how much ain't.
06:36Then it was your grandfather who knew about the treasure to begin with?
06:40Hmm. That's right, Tom.
06:42My grandpappy was one of the original members of Captain Pollock's scurvy crew.
06:46Hmm. You say he was a pirate?
06:49Yep. That's what he was, all right. And he was the only one they was never able to catch.
06:54Wow! That means you got pirate blood in your veins.
06:57Yep. Is that so surprising?
07:01Mm-hmm. It is to me.
07:13Say, Huck, I'm thinking we should go up to Cardiff Hill and look for that Captain Pollock's treasure.
07:17I bet you it wouldn't be a bit hard to find.
07:21Sounds like a great idea to me.
07:23You know, I remember hearing people talk about this Captain Pollock, but I never heard he was captured round here.
07:28Muff's crazy.
07:33Do you mean to say you jumped in the river to save that scalawag, Muff Potter?
07:37That's right, ma'am.
07:38By yourself?
07:40No, ma'am. Huck was with me. We pushed the boat to shore, and we saved him.
07:44You were playing with Huck Finn?
07:46I'm sorry.
07:47You should be.
07:48If we'd have left him out there by himself without any paddles, he'd have been to St. Louis by tomorrow,
07:53or the boat would have capsized and he'd have drowned.
07:55Well, I never.
07:57Say, Aunt Polly, what kind of man was Muff Potter's granddaddy?
08:03Well, I'm not old enough to have known him.
08:06Mm-hmm.
08:07Well, how about his daddy? Did you know him?
08:09Yes, he worked in the mine.
08:11And he drank entirely too much, just like Muff does.
08:20Do you think it's possible that Muff's grandfather was a pirate?
08:24Is it possible?
08:26Hmm.
08:27Well, anything's possible, but I never heard of that.
08:30Oh, I wonder what it could be then.
08:32I bet you he just hid his true identity because he didn't want anybody to know.
08:37What are you muttering about?
08:38I don't want you ever again to swim alone in that river.
08:42And I don't want you playing with that Huck Finn anymore.
08:45Now, eat your dinner before it gets cold.
08:55A fellow has to keep his strength up when he has a big job ahead of him.
08:59And all I could think of was getting hold of a shovel and digging up that treasure.
09:03Hmm.
09:08Hmm.
09:14Hmm.
09:18Hmm.
09:20Hmm.
09:23Hmm.
09:23Hmm.
09:25Hmm.
09:26Hmm.
09:29Hmm.
09:31Hmm.
09:32Hmm.
09:34Wow!
09:41Boy!
09:47Hooray!
09:50Thomas Sawyer?
09:53What do you mean by disturbing this class for that kind of behavior?
09:58Um... I was... I'm sorry.
10:00It seems to me you're having a concentration problem.
10:05Come here, Sawyer. Perhaps what you need is a taste of the whip.
10:09Uh-oh. Oh, no.
10:11Yes, sir.
10:24I sure ain't gonna feel like sitting down for a while.
10:28Poor Tom, but it was your own fault, you know.
10:30Becky, what would you do if suddenly I were rich?
10:33And who's gonna make you rich overnight, Tom Sawyer?
10:36I don't know, but just supposing. You wouldn't mind if it happened, would you?
10:40Like I said, who's gonna make you rich?
10:42I can't talk about it just yet.
10:44Oh? You mean you're getting rich as some kind of special secret?
10:48N-n-not really.
10:49Then why won't you share the secret with me, Tom?
10:52Cause I promised Muff Potter I wouldn't tell nobody about the pirate treasure.
10:56What do you mean, pirate treasure?
10:58Oh! I gave away the secret.
11:03From what I've heard, Muff Potter is a crazy old man. Huh?
11:06There's a lot more to Muff Potter than most people give him credit.
11:09Boom! Ooh!
11:11Oh dear.
11:16Here.
11:21Muff! Muff?
11:22Oh, Tom. What an unexpected pleasure running into you here.
11:28What happened to you?
11:29Oh, I ran out of money, so they invited me to leave.
11:32Not entirely friendly of them.
11:35Oh.
11:37It's Injun Joe.
11:43Howdy, Muff.
11:45Oh, hello there, Joe. Good to see you.
11:48My pleasure.
11:50You look a little dry, Muff.
11:52Come on with me.
11:54I'd be happy to buy you another drink.
11:57Eh.
11:58Well, now, I'm much obliged to you, Injun Joe.
12:02So long, Tom.
12:03Little lady.
12:04Sorry I can't invite you to join us.
12:07And...
12:10In return for the favor, we're gonna become partners, ain't we?
12:15Alright, Joe.
12:16Whatever you say, suits me fine.
12:20Thanks a lot.
12:22Whatever you do, Muff, don't tell him about the...
12:26He scares me, Tom.
12:29Never mind, Muff.
12:34Well, I'll be seeing you later, Tom.
12:36I got some business to discuss here.
12:40You mean that bumbling old junk is Muff Potter?
12:44Yup.
12:44And the guy who come to fetch him was Injun Joe.
12:47I wanna go home, Tom.
12:53Injun Joe's probably come back to the village looking for trouble.
12:56He may even be involved in a murder rumor has...
12:58Tom, I'm scared.
13:00What should we do?
13:01Not much we can do.
13:02Sent and pray for Muff.
13:03What about the buried treasure?
13:05Becky's right.
13:06I'd better do something about it.
13:08And fast.
13:22He saw this tutorial in our tiny ones.
13:25On Mal there.
13:36I stopped thinking about it over there ...
13:37Like, you BuP coworker.
13:37Yeah, I'm Cave.
13:45The ones are guilty.
13:49MaVdrop isizon.
13:51Huck, I'm here.
13:55I'm here. Come ahead.
14:10You playing games again?
14:12I'm telling you, Huck. There's pirate treasure out there and we're gonna get it.
14:16My father was a drunk and he told more yarns than anybody. How come you believe this particular one, Tom?
14:22Because what Muff told us is the truth.
14:26I just don't know.
14:27Come on, Huck. Be my partner.
14:29It's gonna be a goose chase.
14:31Well, it's sure impossible for me to dig up Cardiff Hill all alone.
14:34You want my help?
14:36That was the idea.
14:38Nope.
14:38I thought you and me was best friends, Huck.
14:41I just don't wanna waste my time.
14:42Maybe there's more than just pirate treasure out there. Maybe there's all sorts of things waiting to be discovered.
14:48Hm? What kind of things?
14:49Well, suppose somebody else kept their stolen goods buried out there along with all that pirate treasure.
14:53We'd be twice as...
14:54Uh-oh. Hmm?
14:54Shh, be quiet.
14:57What's the matter?
14:58Somebody's there.
15:09What's the matter with you, Potter? Hurry up.
15:11These dang things are heavy, Joe.
15:14Give them here, then. I'll carry them.
15:18You know, it appears to me we're taking an awful roundabout way to get to Cardiff Hill, Joe.
15:23Might take a bit longer, but this way we won't be seen.
15:26Excuse me.
15:28Looks like Muff and Inja and Joe are planning to do some digging.
15:32You believe me now about the pirates being real?
15:34Well, I believe something might be buried.
15:37I reckon it could be treasure.
15:38And Muff told us about it because we saved him.
15:41Yeah?
15:46Let's follow him.
15:47All right.
15:47What?
15:48But we have to be careful because both of them is bad business.
16:13Huh?
16:15What are we stopping for?
16:18Huh?
16:18Huh?
16:19What are we stopping for?
16:24What's the matter?
16:25You see something back there in the bushes or what?
16:33Keep your head down.
16:35What is it, Joe?
16:36Keep moving, Muff.
17:01Wait a minute.
17:02Joe, I'm plump tookered out.
17:04I need to rest for a spell.
17:05We should be just about there by now.
17:07Well, just give me a minute to catch my breath here.
17:15Well, where is it?
17:16Where is what?
17:17The spot we're supposed to start digging.
17:19Where is it, don't you remember?
17:20What are you talking about?
17:21The place where that pirate captain buried the treasure you've been blabbing about all over town.
17:25My grandpappy told me it was buried somewhere on Cardiff Hill.
17:29That's all I can remember.
17:31Now you listen to me, Potter.
17:33Cardiff Hill's an awful big place to start digging for buried treasure when you don't know where to begin.
17:38We could be out here all day.
17:39Now where is that spot?
17:41Point it out.
17:43Hmm.
17:44I don't know.
17:46You listen to me.
17:47I don't care how fogged up your brain is from liquor.
17:50I want to find that treasure and get out of here as quick as we can without stirring up any
17:54trouble.
17:56Well, my memory's not what it used to be, but I'll do my best, Joe.
18:00You do that, Potter, and you'll end up richer than you ever dreamed of.
18:05Well, I'm trying to remember.
18:07I'm just a little foggy.
18:08Well, try harder.
18:09Yeah?
18:10Because if you don't, I'm going to wrap this shovel around your scrawny little neck, you understand?
18:15You could beat my brains out with it.
18:17But if I can't remember, I can't remember, and that's all there is to it.
18:21Maybe somebody else has already come along and dug it up.
18:24Did you ever think about that, Joe?
18:25Oh, good.
18:26Listen here, Potter.
18:28I'm running out of patience real fast.
18:30Oh.
18:31Easy now.
18:33You see that big elm tree over yonder?
18:36Yeah.
18:37If I was a betting man, I'd wager that'd be a good place to start digging.
18:40That sounds good.
18:42Or maybe that shed beside the pond.
18:44Yeah, that sounds even better, Joe.
18:46Let's go.
18:47You fool.
18:48Oh.
18:48What do you take me for?
18:49I wasn't born yesterday.
18:50That shed's almost brand new, and that pirate treasure was buried years ago.
18:54I don't know what you want from me, Joe.
18:56Honest, I don't.
18:58Potter, everybody knows that Captain Pollack buried that treasure somewhere on Cardiff Hill.
19:02Now, if you want to stay alive and healthy, you better tell me where, understand?
19:05I think I get your drift.
19:07Because if you don't tell me, you're a dead man.
19:09All right, Joe.
19:11Just let me sit down and think about it a while.
19:18Let me see.
19:20What did Grandpappy say?
19:22I've got to remember.
19:24I've got to remember.
19:26But I can't.
19:28I just can't remember, Joe.
19:30For the life of me.
19:32Inja Joe couldn't get a secret at him.
19:34The drunk can't remember.
19:36The drunk can't remember.
19:38Old love can't remember.
19:40We're going to find the treasure.
19:42We're going to find the treasure.
19:44I'm a bird.
19:46Whee!
19:46Let's go home.
19:48Come on, Tom.
19:49Let's get out.
19:50We're going to be rich, huh?
19:53Yeah.
20:04Good afternoon, Sheriff Collins.
20:06Hi, Tom.
20:10When I found the shovel's missing, I reported it to Sheriff Collins.
20:14I would have done the same thing myself, given the circumstances.
20:16Afternoon, Mr. Rogers.
20:17Afternoon, Tom.
20:18Excuse me, sir, but what was Sheriff Collins doing here?
20:21No problems, Tom.
20:22Tom, Sheriff Collins was just checking out a report I'd made a while back about some shovels that had been
20:26stolen from my store.
20:28You know who stole them?
20:29Inja Joe, and he had that drunk Muff Potter with him.
20:32Oh, them.
20:33Yeah, I don't like the idea of characters like him hanging around our village, so I reported the theft to
20:38the proper authorities,
20:39and we'll just let the due process of law take its proper course.
20:44Oh.
20:44Are you wanting something special, Tom?
20:46I need some trap flies.
20:48You'll find them right over here, Tom.
20:51Here.
20:52You can just pick out whatever you want.
21:02That's the one.
21:03Oh!
21:05Oh!
21:08Oh!
21:15Joe, what do you want?
21:19Joe, what do you want?
21:23I'm told these here shovels belong to you, John Rogers.
21:27And I wouldn't want you branding me a thief.
21:30You've branded yourself.
21:33Well then, Mr. Potter, let's go and have ourselves a drink.
21:38What a dreadful man.
21:40Oh!
21:41I almost wish he hadn't returned him.
21:45Shucks.
21:46I could have had him jailed for this.
21:57You want me to find out?
21:59You want me to find out when nobody calls me that?
22:01No!
22:05No!
22:07No!
22:07No!
22:07No!
22:09No!
22:09Jones and Joe and Muff Potter weren't our typical neighbors.
22:12The people of St. Petersburg were pretty decent for the most part.
22:17Life on the Mississippi was peaceful and pleasant, and I felt right lucky to be living here.
22:22The prospect of finding buried treasure just made it that much more appealing and exciting.
22:37I'm sorry to bother your supper, ma'am.
22:40Yes, Jim?
22:40Someone done made off with the shovel.
22:43The shovel?
22:44Hey, that's right. Didn't I see you with the shovel, Tom?
22:47Sorry, Jim. I looked for you, but you weren't around.
22:50I must have been working, I guess.
22:52I'll bring you back tomorrow. I promise.
22:54All right.
22:56Whatever did you want with that shovel, Tom?
22:58Nothing.
23:00Don't be smart.
23:01I meant to dig me a hole.
23:03I think he was looking for China.
23:05I want the truth.
23:06That is.
23:07That's nonsense, and you know it.
23:10I want some answers from you, Thomas, right now.
23:13Do you hear me?
23:14Thanks for dinner.
23:16Tom Sawyer, you come back here.
23:18Oh, that boy, that boy.
23:20What's a body to do with the likes of that boy?
23:23Truth of the matter was, sometimes I didn't know what to do with me either.
23:28Then I'd get to thinking about old Huck and how lucky he was.
23:32Nobody all the time prying into his business, asking questions about his every move, getting to live in his very
23:38own house.
23:39He could sleep in his clothes, even, and nobody to tell him no different.
23:43Nobody to cook his meals.
23:46Nobody to make his bed.
23:47Nobody to...
23:50Well, maybe he ain't altogether lucky after all.
23:54I reckon Aunt Polly's right.
23:56Everybody's got to learn to count their own blessings.
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