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00:25yeah
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00:44Oh
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01:01Ah
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01:15Ha-si-da-u-a-te
01:51Bye, Aunt Polly.
01:53Come on, Tom.
01:54Have a nice day, boys.
01:56Bye, Aunt Polly.
01:57Bye.
01:58Come on, Tom.
01:59Can't be late for school.
02:05A tomato sure'd go nice at lunchtime.
02:09That one.
02:13Tom!
02:17Oh, bother, he's already left.
02:19Were you calling me, Aunt Polly?
02:21I was just on my way to school.
02:22You be sure to come home right after school, you hear me?
02:25You've got to paint that fence.
02:27You promise to have it finished by tomorrow night.
02:30Don't you worry, Aunt Polly.
02:31I'll be home right after school,
02:33less than Mr. Dobbins blames me for something and makes me stay.
02:36Gotta go now or I'll be late,
02:38and then he'll make me stay after for sure.
02:39Bye, Aunt Polly.
02:40Stay away from trouble, and trouble will stay away from you.
02:43Stay home now.
02:44Don't forget.
02:45I won't.
02:46That boy's gonna vex me to death.
02:48If you'd like your fence painted,
02:49I'd be happy to do it for you, Miss Polly.
02:52If you got the paint, I could start this afternoon.
02:54Thank you, Jim, but it's Tom's job,
02:55and by glory, he'll do it.
02:58Tom's gotta learn to accept responsibility,
03:00and working's the best way I know of to teach him.
03:02Thank you, Jim.
03:03It was kind of you to offer.
03:05Anytime, Miss Polly.
03:08It's my duty to care for him,
03:10and goodness knows I've tried to raise him
03:11the best way I know how.
03:16It'll be mighty hard to make him work on Saturday
03:18when all the other boys are off from school.
03:20Tom hates work more than anybody I've ever seen,
03:23and that's the truth.
03:24But there comes a time when little boys have to grow up.
03:27And someday he'll thank me for what I've done.
03:36Good morning, Father.
03:37Morning, son.
03:40Jiminy, if I had a brand new baseball,
03:42I'd be a big shot with the fellas at school.
03:49So long.
03:52Bye, Mom.
03:53Wait for me, Joe.
03:55Well, hurry up, slowpoke.
03:57The girl I like the best is Amy.
03:59Amy Lawrence.
04:00We walk to school together every morning.
04:03Goodbye, Mama.
04:04Have a nice day at school, dear.
04:10Nice morning, ain't it?
04:11Hi, Tom.
04:12Guess what?
04:12Last night, my mama baked up a batch of raisin bread.
04:15If you want to, you can sit with me at lunchtime
04:17and have as much as you want.
04:18You like raisin bread, don't you?
04:20Sure enough, Amy.
04:22I thought so.
04:23Look there.
04:24Everyone's waiting for us.
04:25Morning, everybody.
04:27Hi.
04:30Hey, Tom.
04:32Hey, Tom.
04:47We don't have to go to school.
04:51We don't have to go to school.
04:53The folks in town say Huck's a bad sort
04:55and tell their kids to stay away from him.
04:57Huck says he don't care what they say,
04:59long as no one tries to tell him what to do
05:02or when to do it.
05:05Hey there, Huck.
05:06Hey, Huck Finn.
05:08Good morning to you.
05:09Good morning.
05:11Going for a swim?
05:12Nope.
05:13Getting my breakfast.
05:23Huck's got no home,
05:25at least not like the rest of us do,
05:26with a house and all.
05:28Huck says he wouldn't have it no other way
05:30and that his home is the whole Mississippi River,
05:33the finest, prettiest home anybody could wish for.
05:35So I guess you might say that Huck's backyard
05:38is bigger than all the ones in town put together.
05:45Daydreaming about the river
05:46makes a fellow want to kind of slow down and drift along,
05:50which does a body no good at all
05:51when he's supposed to be paying attention in school.
05:54The next word is father.
05:56F-A-T-H-E-R.
06:02Now then, Tom, spell mother.
06:08Um, uh...
06:09Can you spell it, Tom, or not?
06:11I didn't hear the word, sir.
06:13Then I'll repeat it for you,
06:14now that you're listening.
06:15You were asked for the correct spelling
06:17of the word mother.
06:20Um, uh...
06:21Can you or can you not spell the word mother, Tom?
06:25We haven't got all day.
06:27Uh, of course I can.
06:30M-O-T.
06:31Mmm, H-E-R.
06:33If there's one thing I'm good at at spelling,
06:35I could even spell it for you backwards, if you like.
06:37Ooh!
06:38Of course it wouldn't make too much sense
06:39that way, now would it?
06:40Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
06:43The best thing about school is when it's over,
06:45especially on Fridays,
06:46when me and the other boys play baseball,
06:48which I reckon is just about the best game ever invented.
07:11The best thing about school is when it's over,
07:15it's over, it's over, it's over, it's over, it's over, it's over.
07:16The butter's out, I'm rolling.
07:18You heard the entire field,
07:19the butter's out.
07:21Hey, I bet you nobody can guess what I brought with me.
07:25Hey, listen, what's the videoing about?
07:27Look here.
07:30It's brand new, not all beat up like that old one you're playing with.
07:34Wow, brand new ball like that costs a bundle.
07:36Where'd he get it from?
07:38It's a dandy.
07:40It'd go for a mile if you hit it right.
07:42Just look at that bounce.
07:44Want to have a look?
07:45You can!
07:46Right!
07:47Come on, Ben!
07:47Woo-hoo-hee!
07:48Wow!
07:49That's a brand new ball, Ben.
07:50Golly!
07:51Let me think!
07:53No, all I think you can do is look at it.
07:55Now stop showing it when you cut it out!
07:57Ain't you going to let us see it?
07:59Yeah, but keep your hands off.
08:01I'm the only one who gets to touch it.
08:03Oh, new ball.
08:06Yep, no doubt about it.
08:08That's a brand new ball, all right.
08:10Let me see how far I can hit it, Ben.
08:12No, Tom.
08:14You'll tear it up.
08:15Come on, let me hit it just once, Ben.
08:18Come on, just one time.
08:19Just once won't hurt it.
08:20It'll still be just like new.
08:22Come on, Ben, what do you say?
08:23Nothing doing.
08:24It wouldn't be new then.
08:25The ball is yours.
08:27So it's only fair that you be the one to hit it first, Ben.
08:29Tom's right.
08:31Well.
08:37Hey, quiet down, will you?
08:38How's he going to hit with everyone yelling at him?
08:41All right, Ben, you ready?
08:42Ready.
08:43Remember, keep your eye on the ball.
08:48Give me another one.
08:50I'll hit it this time.
08:51You'll see.
08:51I threw it real slow, and you still missed it by a mile, Ben.
08:54I don't want it slow.
08:56I'm a better batter than anybody.
08:58You just pitch it again, and I'll prove it.
09:02All right, Ben, if that's what you want.
09:04But if I pitch like I usually do, it'll probably go right by you.
09:07Let me worry about that.
09:08You just pitch the ball, and you'll see I'm right.
09:10I'm ready for you.
09:12Come on, pitch it to me.
09:13Okay.
09:14You ask for it.
09:16I'll give you my fastball.
09:18Whoa!
09:19Oh-ho!
09:20Wow!
09:21Look at that.
09:22Oh, my.
09:23Look at that.
09:25Wow.
09:25Hey, Ben, you clobbered it.
09:27Come on, guys.
09:28Let's go for it.
09:29Yeah, let's go for it.
09:30I can find it first, I bet you.
09:32Yeah.
09:33I smacked it in my mouth.
09:34I told you I would.
09:48It's getting awful late.
09:49It's going to be dark soon.
09:50Listen, we're never going to find it now.
09:52We better come back tomorrow when we can see Ben.
09:54We've got to find it now, not tomorrow.
09:56Come on.
09:57It must be around here somewhere.
10:00I'm tired and I'm hungry, Ben.
10:01We've been looking for it the whole afternoon.
10:03Yeah.
10:05It's getting dark.
10:06You've got to help me find it.
10:07If my father finds out I took that baseball,
10:09I'll be in a heap of trouble.
10:11You only got yourself to blame for it.
10:13You're the one who hit it over everybody's head,
10:14and I don't see why we should all miss supper on account
10:16of your hitting it so hard.
10:18All right, go home, all of you.
10:20But I'm going to stay out here until I find it.
10:22You hear me?
10:24Go on, desert me, you lily-livered bunch of cowards.
10:29But I'll never let you touch that ball again.
10:33I was supposed to come home right after school.
10:35I'm in big trouble, sure enough.
10:45If Aunt Polly catches me coming in so late, I'll catch it for sure.
10:57I'm so hungry I could eat a mule.
10:59But I don't dare wake up Aunt Polly.
11:01Now I've got to go to bed with my stomach growling,
11:03and all because of that confounded baseball.
11:10There's nothing more discouraging than having to do something
11:13you have a true disliking for.
11:16And worst of all, on a Saturday,
11:17when all the other boys is off doing whatever they please.
11:21Get some more paint on your brush, Tom.
11:23I want a nice solid coat on that fence
11:25that'll stand up to the rain.
11:35That's better.
11:36It'll be a fine-looking fence when you're through.
11:38You bet it will.
11:39But you don't have to waste your time watching me all day.
11:42I'll call you when it's done.
11:44Very well, Tom.
11:45But I warn you, young man,
11:46if you're thinking of running off with your friends
11:48and that fence isn't done,
11:50you surely won't like what's waiting for you when you come back.
11:56Already seems like I've been here forever,
11:58and look what's still left.
12:04Hmm.
12:05Fooey.
12:06Gee, this is discouraging.
12:08Hmm.
12:10Let's see.
12:11That's 15 boxes of salt and 25 bars of soap.
12:15Hmm.
12:16And five bottles of wax and three of the cleanser.
12:20Ben?
12:21Yes, Papa?
12:23Just wondering if you noticed
12:24we got those new baseballs in yesterday.
12:27Can't say as I have.
12:29Didn't see them.
12:30Thought you'd like to know,
12:30since you like the game so much,
12:32we got a whole case of them.
12:33A whole case?
12:34Golly.
12:39Phew.
12:47Hi.
12:48Painting, huh?
12:49That's a lot of work.
12:50Hi, Herc.
12:51I thought since you didn't have no school today,
12:53you might want to go fishing,
12:54but it looks like you're going to be stuck here a while.
12:57I'm afraid you're right.
12:59Aunt Paula's fit to be tied.
13:00If I don't finish this painting,
13:02I'll be in real trouble.
13:03Sounds like you're in a pickle, all right.
13:05What'd you do to make her so mad at you?
13:08Hmm.
13:09Well, I promised I'd come right home from school,
13:12but I was playing baseball and a plump forgot all about it.
13:15I got home so late I didn't even get no supper.
13:19Well, then there now, Tom.
13:22Reckon you could use some help.
13:25I appreciate the offer, Herc,
13:26but I'll manage to muddle through the day somehow.
13:29Besides, you've been a real good friend to me,
13:31and I couldn't ask you to do something as troublesome
13:33as this slop and a paint all day.
13:35You got a point there.
13:37Besides which,
13:37I don't know the first thing about painting and such.
13:40Oh, yeah.
13:43Say, Tom.
13:45Yep.
13:46Think you might have a use for this?
13:47Depends on what it is.
13:49Just something I found out in the woods.
13:51You were playing some kind of game with it.
13:53Wouldn't happen to be a...
13:57Jiminy Willikers, you found it.
13:59Do you know what you got there, Herc?
14:01It's a brand new baseball.
14:03Well, you want it or don't you?
14:04You bet.
14:06Well, I sure ain't got no use for it.
14:08Wowee!
14:08This is the best present I ever got from anybody.
14:11You're a pal, Herc.
14:13Shucks.
14:14Now that I got this baseball,
14:16I'm not going to have to paint this fence all by myself.
14:19Ben's going to help me.
14:21Woo!
14:22Woo!
14:23Get out of the well, you river rats,
14:25or I'll sail right over you.
14:28Tsh!
14:29Tsh!
14:31All right, men.
14:32Step lively now.
14:34Let go the port line.
14:35Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.
14:37What are you up to there?
14:38Step lively, I said.
14:40Lazy bunch of loafers.
14:41Huh?
14:47I don't believe my eyes.
14:50Is that really Tom Sora I see painting that fence?
14:53Well, I declare, I do believe it is.
14:56Well, now, it's a mighty hot day.
14:58Probably the most perfect day for swimming I've ever seen.
15:01Who'd want to go with me, I wonder?
15:03Sure would be fun to take a friend along.
15:05Say, how about you, Tom?
15:07I know how much you like to swim on a hot day.
15:09After all, it's Saturday and there's no school,
15:12but if you've got something you have to do,
15:13I guess I'll have to go by myself.
15:15Well, nice seeing you, Tom.
15:17Goodbye now.
15:19Hey, Ben.
15:20You wouldn't have any use for a brand new baseball, would you?
15:25Huh?
15:26The reason I asked about it is because I have one right here in my pocket.
15:29It's, um, right here.
15:32Hey!
15:33Looks like new, see?
15:34Well, I'll bet it ain't been hit more than once.
15:37That's mine.
15:38I gotta have it back to him to hand it over.
15:41Sorry, but I got it as a present from Huck.
15:43It belongs to me.
15:44Huck Finn?
15:45Yeah, he gave it to me this morning.
15:47You can ask him yourself, Ben.
15:48You know as well as I do.
15:50That's the ball we lost in the woods yesterday.
15:53It has one little scuff mark on it,
15:55so I was thinking about painting it white to cover it up.
15:58No, wait!
15:59I've gotta have it back.
16:00If Dad finds out I took it, I'll be in big trouble.
16:03All righty, Ben.
16:04I'll give it back to you.
16:06Hmm?
16:07Really?
16:07Now, don't kid me.
16:08Sure I will, Ben.
16:10Of course, there's a little favor you could do for me.
16:13Oh!
16:14It's nothing much at all.
16:15It's just...
16:16Oop!
16:16No!
16:17I'll pay anything you want if you just give it back to me.
16:28Huh?
16:30Oh, V.
16:32Is that you, Tom?
16:34Howdy, Billy.
16:36How are you, Billy?
16:42Hey, this is Tom's fence, ain't it, Ben?
16:45How come you're giving up your Saturday to work on it?
16:48He's doing it because he's such a good friend of mine.
16:50That's what friends are for,
16:52and Ben knows that better than anybody.
16:53Ain't that right?
16:54Right.
16:55Gee.
16:55Yep.
16:56You see, it's in his nature that he just has to help out
16:59when he sees one of his friends in trouble.
17:01Right, Ben?
17:05Well, I declare.
17:08Guess I really didn't know what Ben was like.
17:10Can't judge a book by its cover, Billy.
17:13Her life's full of surprises.
17:15He, he, he, he, he, he.
17:25Hey!
17:26How about letting me do a little, Tom?
17:28Huh?
17:29Huh?
17:29What do you mean, Billy?
17:31I mean paintin'.
17:32I'm your friend, too, aren't I?
17:34Can I, Tom?
17:35How about it?
17:43What do you think, Tom?
17:44It's obvious to me that you're a born painter, Billy.
17:47You know, painting's a lot of fun.
17:50Can I do some more?
17:51It's okay with me, you just go right ahead.
17:54Huh?
17:55Hear that, Ben?
17:57He's convinced he's having fun.
17:59You're right, Billy.
18:01I can't think of anything more fun than painting.
18:04Sure had fun now, didn't we?
18:06Guess this was your lucky day.
18:08Yeah, I guess so.
18:23Golly, I think it's a downright shame you two have to paint that fence on a Saturday.
18:35How come you're so cheerful about painting a fence?
18:38What do you know? Look who's here.
18:40I was having so much fun I didn't see you.
18:42How about you, Ben?
18:44Did you notice Joe standing there?
18:46Me?
18:47Nope.
18:51Tom, what kind of trouble are you in this time?
18:54Huh?
18:55You must be in trouble to have to paint the fence on Saturday.
18:58Come on, what happened?
18:59What's he talking about?
19:01Golly, don't ask me.
19:03I believe that painting fences is more fun than almost anything, right, Ben?
19:08I'd have to admit Tom's right.
19:12It never occurred to me you could have so much fun painting.
19:15Yep.
19:16Painting may seem like work to some, but not to me.
19:20Matter of fact, I can't think of one thing in the world I'd rather do.
19:23Can you, Ben?
19:24Tom's right.
19:25Ain't no doubt about it.
19:26Right.
19:38Hey, Tom, let me do it a while.
19:40I'm real good at painting.
19:42Gee, I'd let you if I could, Joe, but I'm afraid I can't.
19:46Well, why not?
19:47Aunt Polly's real particular about what it looks like.
19:50It's got to be perfect because it's right on the street and everybody sees it.
19:54Sorry about that, Joe.
19:56Let me just paint one board.
19:58I'm real good at it, honest.
20:00I sure wish I could let you, Joe.
20:02But if Aunt Polly found out, I'd get in trouble.
20:05Aw, she'll never find out.
20:07I promise you.
20:08I'll even give you my favorite marble.
20:11It's beautiful, Joe.
20:13I'm sorely tempted.
20:14I am indeed.
20:16But if Aunt Polly found out, she'd have a fit.
20:20You're being stubborn as an old mule, Tom.
20:23All right, then.
20:24I'll give you all of them.
20:25Here.
20:33It's downright amazing.
20:35When you tell people they can't have something, then they'll do anything to get it.
20:41Hey, Tom, what you doing?
20:46You know what, Johnny?
20:47You're painting so good, I'll let you stay a little while longer.
20:50Gee, thanks, Tom.
20:54Watch me.
21:04Gee, you're doing a fine job, Johnny.
21:07Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do.
21:11I guess you might say it's a day for the history books.
21:14Here it is Saturday, and not one boy at the swimming hole.
21:18They're all too busy painting Aunt Polly's fence.
21:21Hmm.
21:22Hmm.
21:22Yah!
21:49By golly, we did it, Ben!
21:51We did it!
21:52My word!
21:53I must be seeing things.
21:55That fence looks absolutely splendid.
21:57I must say I was wrong about you, Tom.
22:01I'm glad you like it, Aunt Polly.
22:02I told you I could work when I put my mind to it.
22:04Aww.
22:07You made me proud of you today.
22:10I think that's the prettiest fence in town.
22:13Yes, ma'am.
22:14Oh, yeah.
22:15Almost forgot.
22:16Forgot what, Tom?
22:18To give back Ben's baseball.
22:20Thanks for letting me borrow it, Ben.
22:22And, uh, well, for everything else, too.
22:26Yes, indeed.
22:27What?
22:27You made this a very special day for me.
22:29I'm sorry I was wrong about you.
22:32I guess it's true what they say, Aunt Polly.
22:34Everybody makes mistakes about one thing or another,
22:36even when they're right about everything else
22:38the rest of the time like you are.
22:40Well, uh, yes.
22:41I suppose so.
22:43Well, thank you, Jet.
22:44Say, don't forget your change.
22:46Thanks, John.
22:48Now, you sure there's nothing else I can get for you?
22:50Nope.
22:51That should do her.
22:52Thanks, John.
22:52See you next week.
22:54Here you are.
22:55Kinda heavy.
22:56I'll get Ben to carry it out to the wagon for you.
22:58Well, that's all right.
23:01Afternoon, John.
23:04Whew.
23:05Ben?
23:08What's the matter, son?
23:11What's wrong with you, hmm?
23:13You sick, boy?
23:15Nah, it's nothing.
23:16It looked like you were about to pass out.
23:19Nah.
23:20Tell me what it is, boy.
23:23Well, I haven't eaten all day long.
23:25I'm hungry.
23:29Why, you eat more than anyone I know, and that's what you're crying about?
23:34Now, stop that whining, Ben.
23:36I don't know how any boy of mine could be such a crybaby.
23:39Ben finally confessed about taking the baseball, and then his Pa gave him something to cry about.
23:44Well, there she is.
23:46The widest, prettiest fence you ever did see.
23:49And you know what?
23:51Everybody who passes by, admires it and says, that's the fence that Tom Sawyer painted.
23:58The end is so cute.
24:04I'm in the town of St. Petersburg.
24:06I went to the village of St. Petersburg.
24:08I'm in the village of St. Petersburg.
24:19And now I'm in the village of St. Petersburg.
24:31Please don't forget it.
24:33I'm hungry.
24:34I'm hungry.
24:36Hey.
24:37Hey.
24:39Hey.
24:40um
24:42yeah
24:42yeah
24:47yeah
24:49yeah
24:52yeah
24:54yeah
25:16I'll go here too, I will, I'll come to the sea
25:22And I'll let you in, I'll wait for you
25:28I'll go here too...
25:31I'll see you next time.
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