:32:06
Oh, dear.
Oh, d-d-dear, dear.
:32:11
Well, I say now, someone has...
:32:16
Pooh, did you do that?
:32:20
I don't think so.
:32:23
As soon as Christopher Robin
heard of the disaster...
:32:26
he hurried to the scene
of Owl's misfortune.
:32:30
What a pity.
:32:33
Owl, I don't think we will
ever be able to fix it.
:32:36
If you ask me,
when a house looks like that...
:32:40
- it's time to find another one.
- That's a very good idea, Eeyore.
:32:44
Might take a day or two,
but l'll find a new one.
:32:48
Good, that will just give me time
to tell you about my Uncle Clyde...
:32:53
a very independent barn owl.
:32:55
He didn't give a hoot for tradition.
He became enamored of a pussycat...
:32:59
and went to sea
in a beautiful pea-green boat.
:33:03
Owl talked from page 41 to page 62.
:33:08
And on page 62, the blustery day
turned into a blustery night.
:33:14
To Pooh, it was a very anxious
sort of night...
:33:18
filled with anxious sorts of noises.
:33:22
And one of the noises was a sound
that had never been heard before.
:33:30
Ah, is that you, Piglet?
:33:38
W-Well, tell me about it
tomorrow, Eeyore?
:33:44
Oh, come in,
Christopher Robin.
:33:49
Now Pooh, being a bear
of very little brain...
:33:53
decided to invite
the new sound in.