1:31:03
You think I be crazy, don't ye?
1:31:07
See now,
how are the mighty fallen.
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- How on earth did you find me out here?
- Monsieur Paganel.
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- He's a French professor.
- He found a note in a bottle.
- Lord Glenarvan took us on his yacht.
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- And we've been all around the world
looking for you.
- South America.
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- And we were captured by Maoris.
- Maoris!
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My dear children.
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Oh, how I've prayed
for this day.
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- I was beginning to give up hope
that I'd ever see you again.
- I must be catching a cold.
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And now you're suddenly here, and I'm
able to hold you both close in my arms.
1:31:44
I can't find words to
express my gratitude to all of you.
1:31:47
We would've been here months earlier if
I hadn't been so stupid about the note.
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- The note?
- Yes. The-The note in-in the bottle.
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The note in the bottle?
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What think ye now? It was I
put that note in the bottle.
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And put the bottle in the sea.
''Cast thy bread on the waters...
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for thou shall find it
after many days.''
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But they seemed so sure
it was their father's handwriting.
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- It was, wasn't it?
- Now you know my secret...
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why I ran away to sea.
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The voice is the voice
of a God-fearing man...
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but the hands
are the hands of a forger.
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- Oh, my word!
- Bill, you scoundrel!
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Just think. If he hadn't
put the note in the bottle...
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and if Monsieur Paganel
hadn't caught that shark--
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And if you hadn't tried to slap my face
that morning on the way to Plymouth...
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I wouldn't have talked my father
into making this trip.
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- Funny how things work out, isn't it?
- Isn't it?