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01:43Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
01:47Blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted.
01:51Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness.
01:56For they shall be right, for they shall be filled.
02:00Thank you, Mary.
02:03Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy.
02:07Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.
02:10Blessed are they that are persecuted, for righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
02:15Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.
02:18Blessed are the peacemakers, for they, how's the rest go, shall be called the children of God, right?
02:24Why, Sid, that's wonderful.
02:27You know your verses so well, and you recite them beautifully.
02:30Thank you, Mary.
02:31I've been working real hard at them.
02:33I promised myself I'd know them all by heart by the time you got home.
02:36That's right, from the time you left a week ago, Sid's been reciting them every day.
02:41Wow, that's just great.
02:42Now, look, if you can learn a few more and recite them from memory, you'll have a chance at first
02:48prize in the reciting contest.
02:50A new Bible?
02:51Jiminy, wouldn't that be fine?
02:53I suspect that Tom is still in bed.
02:56Tom's always been a late riser.
02:58Maybe he doesn't remember that it's Sunday.
03:01He remembers all right.
03:02But that boy would do anything to avoid going to church.
03:07Laying in bed is the best place I know of to concentrate on something or someone.
03:11In this case, the love of my life, Becky Thatcher.
03:16Hmm, Becky.
03:19Yesterday, I saw her for the first time.
03:22She'd just moved into town, and I thought I'd seen an angel.
03:25I was wishing she'd see me and like me as much as I liked her.
03:29And when she threw me that flower, I knowed my wish had come true.
03:33Whoa!
03:34A flower!
03:39I know just what I'll say when I see her.
03:42My name's Tom Sawyer, the boy you give the flower to, member.
03:46Matter of fact, I'll go right over and see her just as soon as everybody leaves while they're at church.
03:51The church?
03:53Becky, she'll be there.
03:56So will I.
03:57You're right.
03:58Yep.
04:00Becky's gonna be there, no doubt about it.
04:06Don't want to get there late.
04:08Mary, wake up!
04:10Jiminy Christmas, maybe everyone's already gone.
04:13Mary, Sid, Aunt Polly, are you still here?
04:16Hey!
04:18Oh, uh...
04:19What are y'all standing around for?
04:21Don't you know it's Sunday morning?
04:22Better hurry up or we'll be late for church.
04:24We just have to get there on time.
04:26So I sure hope you're ready to go when I am, or else I'm leaving without you.
04:30Yes, sirree, I gotta look the best I can this morning.
04:39What tarnation's gotten into here?
04:42My, my.
04:43Well, I'll be...
04:45Aunt Polly, maybe he's sick.
04:47Hmm.
04:51There, I'm almost ready.
04:53Ready?
04:55Will you tie my necktie for me, Mary?
04:58I can't do it.
04:59You might at least let her finish your breakfast, Tom.
05:01I've finished, Mother.
05:04I think you should eat a little, Tom.
05:06You're gonna get hungry.
05:07In church.
05:09Nah, I'll be just fine, Mary.
05:11If you're all finished with breakfast, we better go.
05:13Wouldn't want to be late for church, would you?
05:15Stop worrying.
05:16We've got time yet.
05:17Tom, what have you got in your hand?
05:19Aren't those the socks I put out for you this morning?
05:22You weren't planning on wearing them over your shoes, were you, Tom?
05:25Yeah, of course not.
05:30Don't know why shoes were ever invented.
05:32It's a lot more practical going barefoot, you ask me.
05:34You might get used to them if you'd wear them more often,
05:36instead of only on Sunday.
05:38It's too tight.
05:39I'll never get them on.
05:41Huh?
05:41Well, no wonder.
05:43You've been trying to fit your right shoe onto your left foot.
05:57Morning.
05:59Good morning.
06:00I'm going ahead.
06:02I'll meet you inside.
06:08My word, what's come over that boy?
06:09You'd think he was running off to the swimming hole,
06:12not to Sunday service,
06:13and dressed so proper and all.
06:15My, oh, my, will wonders never cease.
06:17Tom would rather be whipped than go to church.
06:20Something might have peculiar going on.
06:41I don't see her anywhere.
06:43She must know I'd be here.
06:45How could she do this to me?
06:47What if I came for nothing?
06:49That would be terrible.
06:58Now, this didn't beat all.
07:00I mean, it wasn't enough having to feel like the biggest fool of all time.
07:04I had to be standing there in the middle of all those folks looking like one to boot.
07:13Please hurry, Edward.
07:15If we're late to our first service in St. Petersburg, what will people say?
07:19Don't worry.
07:20We'll be there in a moment or two.
07:22Do hurry, dear.
07:23Never fear, Margaret.
07:25We'll arrive before the end of the first hymn.
07:27Since we're newcomers, everyone will be watching us, dear,
07:30so you must put on your best behavior.
07:32I will, Mother.
07:33Gosh, I'm sure looking forward to meeting everybody.
07:55We have much to be thankful for on this beautiful Sunday morning.
07:58The Lord has blessed us with his bounty aplenty here in St. Pete.
08:02If we stopped to count our blessings, I reckon we'd be too busy to do anything else.
08:07But now the good Lord has seen fit to give us yet another blessing here in St. Petersburg.
08:12We have among us today three new residents to whom we say welcome.
08:16We all know and respect lawyer Thatcher and his family.
08:19Now his brother, the Honorable Judge Edward Thatcher, has also decided to make St. Pete his home.
08:24To Judge Thatcher, his lovely wife, and his lovely daughter, welcome.
08:29I know I speak for all of us when I say it's a pleasure and honor having you here with
08:33us today.
08:34Thank you, Reverend.
08:36My family and I look forward to meeting each and every member of your congregation.
08:41May I introduce my wife, Margaret, and my daughter, Rebecca.
08:45There she is, my Becky.
08:47Now, brothers and sisters, let us offer our thanks.
08:50If you'll please rise, we'll join our voices together and thank the Almighty the best way I know how
08:56with the singing of a hymn.
09:01The church's one foundation is Jesus Christ, the Lord.
09:11She is His new creation by water and the Word.
09:20From heavenly, brave and sovereign, to His holy bride.
09:30Why?
09:31His own blood He bought her.
09:35And she probably doesn't recognize me in my Sunday clothes, but this will jog her memory, I'll bet.
09:40Yes, she on earth had you with God the three in one.
09:48Why is she acting like that?
09:50You can't not recognize somebody you give a love token to.
10:00Behave yourself.
10:10She's acting like she don't know me from Adam.
10:13I just don't understand it.
10:23Well, Brother Edward, how do you like St. Pete so far?
10:27I think it's a fine little town.
10:29I'm glad we moved here.
10:31I can tell you there are a mighty nice bunch of folks living here.
10:33All of them.
10:35There was one boy who was sitting right in front of me who was acting kind of strange, Uncle Fred.
10:39He wouldn't stop smiling at me the whole time.
10:41And then he started waving some kind of flowers, the strangest thing.
10:45All boys are silly like that, Becky.
10:47Just ignore him.
10:49There's Becky now.
10:51St. Pete has its share of rascals and heir-do-wells like most towns, but of course they aren't fit
10:56company for a proper young man like my son Jeff here.
10:58I'm sure he and Becky would be good friends.
11:01Just let me catch any boy getting smart with you, Becky, and I'll knock him silly.
11:06Would you like to come over and play with me, Jeff?
11:08Sure, Becky.
11:09As soon as I'm done with my schoolwork.
11:10I'll teach you the noon game Papa bought me from St. Louis.
11:13It's lots of fun.
11:14That'll be fine, Becky.
11:15I sure am looking forward to it.
11:17Having just moved in, we've got boxes and trucks scattered all over the house.
11:21But just as soon as everything's squared away, we'll have you all over for supper.
11:25Fine.
11:25So long.
11:26Goodbye.
11:27Get up there.
11:27Goodbye, Molly.
11:28Goodbye, Jeff and Roger.
11:35Hi, Becky.
11:36Remember me?
11:38Hey, get out of the way.
11:40I'm the...
11:41Yo!
11:42Ow!
11:44Phew!
11:45I almost hit that fool boy.
11:47Lucky he got out of the way in time.
11:49That's the boy I told you about.
11:51What?
11:51Mm-hmm.
11:52The one who was waving the flower at me.
11:54He seems to think he knows you, dear.
11:56Could you have met him somewhere before?
11:59The only boy in St. Petersburg I've met so far is my cousin, Jeff.
12:03Hmm.
12:05He does look familiar somehow.
12:06I wonder why.
12:13She pretended like she didn't know me at all, like I wasn't even there.
12:17It just don't make no sense treating me that way after showing how much she liked me.
12:22She should be ashamed of herself acting that way towards somebody she'd give a love token.
12:27Ah!
12:29And she and Jeff Thatcher were cooing at each other like a couple of love birds, you ask me.
12:33Say, Jeff, why don't you come over and play with me?
12:36Uh, just as soon as I'm done with my schoolwork, Becky.
12:40We can play that new game of mine.
12:42The one Papa brought all the way from St. Louis.
12:44It's lots of fun.
12:45How could she?
12:47Oh!
12:49It's just not fair!
12:53Just Thatcher, you snake in the grass, I'll teach you a lesson.
12:56Take that, and that, and that!
12:59Stand up, you coward.
13:01Stand up and take what you got coming to you.
13:03Hey, come back here, you cowardly good for nothing.
13:06Take that, and that!
13:07You ready to give up?
13:09Ah-ha!
13:10That's where a coward belongs, on his knees like you are.
13:13Now say you're sorry.
13:15That is unless you want me to whoop you again.
13:17Now come on, you coward.
13:18Guess you thought you could make a fool out of me.
13:20But now that you've got a black eye and your sleeve's all ripped,
13:23I guess you know who's the better man.
13:26What was that you said, Jeff?
13:27I can't hear you.
13:28You better say it again real loud.
13:30All right, that's better.
13:31But I'm warning you, you better not cross me again,
13:33because I won't be so easy on you next time.
13:36Now get going.
13:37Go on.
13:39Don't forget, nobody makes a fool out of Tom Sawyer.
13:48How could she do that to me?
13:51How could she?
14:09How are you this morning, Huck?
14:12Hmm?
14:14Fine, Tom.
14:15You must have gone to church this morning
14:18with all them fancy duds you're wearing.
14:20Listen, how about coming over to my place?
14:23I caught me a whole mess of catfish this morning.
14:25They ought to be through roasting by now.
14:27What do you say?
14:28Sounds great.
14:37Oh.
14:38Boat coming.
14:39Big one, Tom.
14:40So?
14:41There'll be all kind of folks aboard this being Sunday morning.
14:44Worth a look.
14:45Thanks, but I don't feel like doing much of anything right now.
14:53Hey, old Sam's the very one that could help you out, I'll betcha.
14:56Reckon you know who I mean.
14:57The gray-haired old man who sells produce and such down along the river.
15:01Yep, I remember.
15:02I hear tell he's a peculiar sort of fellow, though.
15:04Keeps away from other folks and lives by himself way out in the deep woods.
15:08Just because he's peculiar don't mean he ain't nice enough once you get to know him.
15:12Old Sam, he knows about all sorts of things
15:14that most folks don't even consider worth thinking about,
15:17like magic spells and seeing the future,
15:19and he tells the scariest ghost stories you ever heard.
15:22You like ghost stories, don't you, Tom?
15:23Yeah, I suppose so.
15:25Hey, Tom, you and me ain't had an adventure in a long time.
15:29Go with me tonight to old Sam's shack,
15:31and we'll sure enough have a barrel of fun.
15:33He'll show you how to make Becky like you, too.
15:36Well, maybe I'll go.
15:37Yeah, I'll be coming around your place about ten.
15:42When you hear a cat howling, you'll know it's me, Tom.
15:45Now, I've always been good at telling scary stories about ghosts and such,
15:49but listening to him is a different matter entirely.
15:52Traipsing out into the deep woods in the dead of the night
15:55in order to sit and be scared half to death by old Sam's ghost stories
15:58is the kind of adventure that even I think twice about.
16:01But Huck's mighty convincing when he wants to be,
16:04and the minute I heard that old Sam might help me work a charm on Becky,
16:08there weren't nothing that could have kept me from going.
16:36Go on.
16:57Go back inside. Peter, I wasn't calling you.
17:08Ready when you are, Hook. Come on, this way.
17:11Right.
17:31Sam lives in that old run-down shack yonder. Come on, Tom.
17:40Now, this might surprise you, but most of the roving spirits are friendly types.
17:45But the one I met down in Black Bottom's swamp was as evil as the devil himself.
17:51It was a horrible thing to behold, I can tell you.
17:53It didn't have no skin, just a bunch of green, slimy goo.
17:57And it made sounds like a body sucking in its last breath.
18:01Or the sound quicksand make when it sucks a man under.
18:07See there, Tom? You think you got problems.
18:10Which reminds me, Sam.
18:12Tom's got a problem, and we was wondering if you could help him.
18:15Was you now?
18:16Mm-hmm.
18:16Only, first I want to hear what happened to you and that ghost in the swamp.
18:20Tom, if you want to get home by dawn, don't encourage him.
18:24What's the matter? You scared, Hook?
18:25I won't let nothing happen to you, okay?
18:28No ghost will be able to harm you with me here to protect you, Huck.
18:32Hey, stick to what we came for.
18:34Look, Sam, what Tom needs is a love charm.
18:37You mean magic.
18:38I want her to like me, sure enough, but I ain't no magician.
18:42Call it what you like, but whatever Sam tells you to do, it'll work, no doubt about that.
18:46Coach, if you don't believe in such things in the first place, it ain't worth a plug nickel.
18:50You still want to try?
18:53Uh...
18:53To get Becky to like me, I'll try anything.
18:57Alright, but I gotta warn you, boy, you can't get something for nothing.
19:00Accomplishing the charm takes hard work and concentration.
19:03I'll do my best, sir.
19:05First off, you don't want no distractions.
19:07So you find a place no one's gonna bother you.
19:10Then you kneel down with your back to the moon.
19:12Now the only way to get your charm to work is to say it a hundred times.
19:16But nothing else, mind you.
19:18You got to say it a hundred times without saying another word.
19:21Or you might as well not say it at all.
19:30Becky's my girl, it's so.
19:53Becky's my girl, it's so.
20:26Becky's my girl, it's so.
20:27Tom, what are you doing?
20:28Becky's my-
20:31Maybe you ought to have some more milk.
20:32Aunt Polly always takes some when she has trouble sleeping.
20:36Becky's my girl, it's so.
20:38Becky's my girl, it's so.
20:41Becky's my girl, it's so.
20:42Becky's my girl, it's so.
20:43Becky's my girl, it's so.
20:45Becky's my girl, it's so.
20:46He keeps saying it over and over again.
20:47I wonder what's wrong with him.
20:49Becky's my girl.
20:50It's so.
20:52Becky's my girl.
20:53It's so.
20:54Oh, dear.
20:55Becky's my girl.
20:56It's so.
20:57Nope.
20:57Don't, Tom.
20:59You're scaring me.
21:00Becky's my girl.
21:00I admit it.
21:01You scared me.
21:02The joke's over.
21:03Now cut it out, will ya?
21:10Becky's my girl.
21:11Hey, what's wrong, Tom?
21:13I'll go get Aunt Polly.
21:14She'll know what to do.
21:15Oh, dear.
21:17Huh?
21:29Becky's my girl.
21:30It's so.
21:31Becky's my girl.
21:32It's so.
21:34Becky's my girl.
21:35It's so.
21:36Becky's my girl.
21:37It's so.
21:37See for yourself.
21:38Do you read here?
21:39Hmm?
21:40Look.
21:41He's gone.
21:44Where do you think he could be?
21:46Huh?
21:46I think he's outside.
21:48Tom!
21:49Becky's my girl.
21:49What are you doing on the roof?
21:54Becky's my girl.
21:55It's so.
21:56Becky's my girl.
21:57It's so.
21:58Becky's my girl.
21:59It's so.
22:00Tom, you've got to come inside at once.
22:02Do you hear me?
22:03It's dangerous out there on the roof.
22:04You might fall.
22:05Tom, listen to me.
22:07It's so.
22:07Hmm.
22:08Becky's my girl.
22:09It's so.
22:11Becky's my girl.
22:12It's so.
22:13What's Tom doing?
22:14Becky's my girl.
22:15It's so.
22:16I don't know what he's doing, and he won't stop to tell us.
22:20Ooh.
22:20Becky's my girl.
22:21It's so.
22:22Becky's my girl.
22:23It's so.
22:24He's asking mighty strange, no doubt about it.
22:26Becky's my girl.
22:26Something's wrong with him.
22:27We've got to get him to a doctor.
22:30Ooh.
22:31Becky's my girl.
22:32Mama, I do believe that Sid's right.
22:34Yes, Mary?
22:35I don't think there's any other choice.
22:39Becky's my girl.
22:40It's so.
22:40We're taking Tom to the doctor.
22:42Becky's my girl.
22:42Yes, ma'am.
22:43Right away.
22:44Becky's my girl.
22:44I don't need any, Dr. and Polly.
22:47Oh.
22:47What?
22:49Ooh.
22:52I said it 99 times.
22:54I was so close.
22:56Well, you better get in here if you know what's good for you, young man.
23:00The middle of the night is no time for practical jokes, Tom.
23:04You can be sure we'll talk about this tomorrow morning.
23:09Now go to bed, Tom.
23:10Tom, you hear me?
23:11I'm going.
23:13Night, Jim.
23:18See you in the morning.
23:20Uh-huh.
23:21Yeah.
23:22Good night, Tom.
23:24I'll tell you this, Tom Sawyer.
23:26If you think you can wake up this household in the middle of the night for the sake of scaring
23:30us all half to death by pretending you've gone clean out of your head, well, then you
23:34just better think again.
23:35You'll suffer the consequences tomorrow, young man.
23:38Don't know just what they'll be yet, but I'll think of something.
23:41I can guarantee you that.
23:42They say you can't learn an old dog new tricks, but a young pup like you has got a lot
23:46of
23:46lessons to learn yet.
23:48And if I were to give up teaching him to you, I'd be sure to my duty, and that's the
23:51truth.
23:51I'll come down and watch him go big.
23:54You've got to go big, Tom, and you come straight home after me.
23:58Tom.
24:05Tom.
24:34Tom.
24:35Tom.
24:35I'm
24:41I'm
24:49I'm
24:53I'm
24:55I'm
24:55I'm
24:58I'm
25:03I'm
25:12Oh
25:16Yeah
25:17Me
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