:06:00
(Squeak)
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(Squeak)
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- (Squeak)
- Mind if we join you, old-timer?
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Join me, m'son. Join me.
:06:15
(Delmar) You work
for the railroad, grandpa?
:06:18
I work for no man.
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- Got a name, do you?
- I have no name.
:06:25
That may be why you had difficulty
finding gainful employment.
:06:29
Y'see, in the mart
of competitive commerce...
:06:32
You seek a great fortune,
:06:34
you three who are now in chains.
:06:36
You will find a fortune,
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though it will not be
the fortune you seek.
:06:42
But first...
:06:44
first you must travel
a long and difficult road,
:06:50
a road fraught with peril, mm-hmm.
:06:54
You shall see things...
:06:57
wonderful to tell.
:07:00
You shall see a...a cow...
:07:03
on the roof of a cotton house, ha.
:07:08
And, oh, so many startlements.
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I cannot tell you how long
this road shall be,
:07:15
but fear not the obstacles
in your path,
:07:18
for fate has...
:07:19
vouchsafed your reward.
:07:23
Though the road may wind,
:07:25
yea, your hearts grow weary,
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still shall ye follow them,
:07:31
even unto your salvation.
:07:46
(Everett) No, the treasure's
still there, believe me.
:07:50
(Delmar) But how'd he know about it?
:07:52
I don't know, Delmar. The blind
reputedly possess sensitivities
:07:56
compensating for lack of sight,
:07:58
to the point of developing
psychic powers.