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Thank you.
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What are you doing here?
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Somebody in there?
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Albert?
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Albert?
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What is this place anyway?
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An old tin mine. Half a mile of passages
back there.
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Anyway, why are you following me?
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I wasn't. I just saw Black Beauty.
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What's in the sack?
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My treasure. I keep it hidden in the old
tin mine in a secret place. Why didn't
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you tell me?
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Don't you trust me, Albert?
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Trust you? I don't trust anybody. Not
with my special things. What things?
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What is it?
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The inside of a clock.
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Does it go?
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No, of course not.
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Did you get it? It's my grandad's knife.
Let's see it, Albert.
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It's got a corkscrew, even.
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Here, what's this here?
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Oh, that's for taking stones out of
horses' hooves.
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What is it, boy?
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What's the matter?
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He thinks there's somebody watching us.
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on us for?
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Spying? Don't be absurd.
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What are you doing on my uncle's land?
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Your uncle?
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Squire Armstrong.
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I'm Charles Armstrong.
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And this is private property.
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Is that so?
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Well, we live here.
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You're tenant boys, are you?
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Is that one of my uncle's horses?
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No, not.
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He's Dr. Gordon's.
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Quite a handsome animal.
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Tell me the way back to the hall.
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I'm not sure of the direction from here.
I'm a stranger here myself.
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You? You're a local.
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Ah.
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Now, let me see.
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Now, if you were going to the east, at
the Royal Oak, that would take you to
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ford and on the Zulquhari Road.
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Past the Camber's Arms, left at Three
Moles Fork, cut across Nine Mills Field,
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and you can't miss that.
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That's nothing but woods for miles, that
way.
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He'll be lucky if he's home in time for
his supper.
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Morning, Tom. Morning, lads. Don't you
go riding through that field out yonder.
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Why not?
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She'll be going to her lab soon.
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They mustn't be disturbed.
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Right -o, Tom.
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You haven't seen Master Charles on your
travels, have you?
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No. Well, I was looking for him. Seems
he's late for supper.
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Squire gets real angry with people who
keep him waiting.
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Well, if we see him, we'll tell him to
go straight home, all right?
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Come on, Beauty.
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Bye, Tom. Bye.
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Bye, lads.
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I wonder where he is.
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I do want to get him into trouble.
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Beauty can find him.
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Come on, Beauty.
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It's Charles.
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Finding beauty.
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You all right, Ned?
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Just. What was it?
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What do you think you're doing? What do
you mean? Find that gun near
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Lammingfield. Near the what?
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The Lammingfield.
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Those sheep are going to have their
lambs any day now. And if you frighten
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you're going to do a lot of damage.
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I was just trying to attract Summer's
attention.
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I was lost.
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And don't you know any better than to
shoot near horses?
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I beg your pardon. I should think so.
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I got thrown off. If you can't ride
properly, that's your problem.
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Now kindly mind your own business.
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And if you did know anything about
horses, you wouldn't get lost.
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What do you mean?
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You told your horse to take you home. He
would have taken you.
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Don't be ridiculous.
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This is a thoroughbred.
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Not a farm horse like yours.
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Black beauty could beat the old lug of
yours any day.
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Do you want to prove it?
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Prove it?
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I'll challenge you to a race.
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This afternoon. Go on, Albert.
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All right.
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It's time you learnt your lesson.
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Let's see who's the better rider on the
better horse.
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Right.
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This afternoon.
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Come on, then.
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Are you sure you can win?
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I've seen the way they ride.
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Don't underestimate that horse of
theirs.
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I don't want the family name laughed at
round here, so you'd better win.
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You beat them, I'll double your
allowance.
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So what are you going to bet on the
race?
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A gold sovereign?
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Well, I don't have any money.
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Do you?
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No. You'll have to bet something.
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Were you afraid to risk it? I don't have
anything.
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What about your knife?
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That's worth a sovereign.
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My grandad's knife?
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The one you had at the mine.
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I'll accept that.
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You're on.
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Now remember, it's around the woods
towards the big tree beyond the lambing
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field. Right?
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Right.
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I am a beauty.
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I don't want to lose that knife.
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I'm going to do it myself.
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Right.
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Get ready.
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To win.
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Come on, boy.
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Quickly, come on.
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Come on.
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Must avoid the sheep. Come on.
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Calm down, Beauty. I'm going to buy you
a present when we get that suffering.
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It seems I won after all.
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Well, who won?
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I was here first, Uncle.
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Well done, Charles.
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I knew you'd show them our gentleman
rides.
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Well, come on, pay up.
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I have to go to the mine and get it.
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Get what?
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I bet a sovereign and against an old
class knife that I'd win.
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You did what?
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We had to race for something.
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You'll take nothing from him.
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Be satisfied with teaching him a lesson.
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Now, come along.
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I can't do much for him, Mr. Armstrong.
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What happened here?
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Well, from the hoof marks, someone
galloped right across the field.
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In that race?
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Do you know anything about this?
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No, Uncle.
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And it must have been that other boy on
the doctor's horse.
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I warned him this morning to keep out of
this field.
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They'll pay for this.
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They won't get away with it this time.
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Come on.
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Will you, um... You mustn't get upset
about losing. Just remember in future
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beauty isn't a racehorse, are you,
Beauty?
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Well, at least you didn't lose your
knife.
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What knife?
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Albert S. Clark's knife on the race.
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But Squire Armstrong wouldn't let his
nephew accept it.
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I'm afraid I don't agree with Mr.
Armstrong.
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You must honour your debts.
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Oh, yes, now you must take that knife
round to the hall and leave it there for
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Charles Armstrong, whether he wants it
or not.
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You must learn to accept responsibility
for what you do.
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Go on, off you go.
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I'll take care of beauty.
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Hey! Wait for me!
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Oh, there you are.
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Goyer's really angry with you this time.
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What for?
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It's a bad business.
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A bad business.
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The result is three of my sheep have
lost their lambs. I just can't believe
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Albert would do a thing like that.
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Well, it certainly wasn't my nephew
Charles.
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I demand full compensation.
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You sure have it.
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If it's true to be Albert's fault.
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Good day, Neil.
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to be Charles.
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That's how he was ahead of me. He cut
across the field.
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Are you going to tell Squire Armstrong?
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He wouldn't believe me.
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That's Charles' horse.
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He's come to steal your knife. Right.
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What are you going to do? Punch him on
the nose.
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Charles!
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Charles, I'll sunk you in there.
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It often does, but... Look, how are you
going to find him?
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Well, you stay on guard here.
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I'll go and search the passages.
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It'd be easier if I had a lantern,
though.
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I've got three matches, I think.
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Yeah?
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I'll go and find something to burn.
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We're coming in after you.
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Hello,
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beauty.
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What are you doing here?
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Were you worried about us?
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Charles Armstrong?
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We're all caving in.
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Nate?
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Nate!
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Nate! Nate!
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We're
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trapped.
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There's no other way out.
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It's all my fault. It's me that shouted.
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But it's all my fault. The race and
everything.
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I cheated.
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And you came to steal Albert's knife.
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Oh, no, no, I didn't.
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It's no use, beauty.
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It's no use. They're buried.
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There's a small chance, mind you, that
they got into one of the tunnels.
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The problem is where to start digging.
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I lied to my uncle, but I'm not a thief.
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Did you just want to get Albert into
trouble?
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No. I was desperate to win the race, but
I couldn't let my uncle find out I'd
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cheated.
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That's why I didn't own up.
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And then I was afraid to tell him I'd
been lying.
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I'd let down the family honour.
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Well, I never own up to anything myself
either.
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Come on, let's go this way.
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it, Beauty?
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Can you hear them?
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There's something there.
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What is it, Beauty?
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Well, get off it then, and I'll see what
it is. Come on, back!
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Salation shaft.
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Well done, beauty.
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Do you think they'll ever find us?
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Yeah. Albert did something.
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Black beauty.
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I'm sorry for everything.
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All I wanted to do was make friends with
you and Albert, but I didn't know how.
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You've got a funny way about it. Ow!
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Well, last match.
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kept you.
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See? You've got your things, Albert.
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No, I didn't come to steal your knife.
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Put something there.
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The gold sovereign you should have won.
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It appears I owe you an apology, Doctor.
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My nephew was owned up at last and taken
his punishment.
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I hope you weren't too severe, Mr.
Armstrong.
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After all, the boy couldn't have
realised the harm he would do.
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It's the fact that he didn't confess at
once.
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All I can say for him is that he took
his punishment like a gentleman.
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Yes, I'm sure he did.
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And to make certain that he gets into no
more mischief, I have forbidden him to
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see those boys again.
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Good day to you, sir.
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I'm going home tomorrow.
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But when I visit my uncle again, can I
come and see you? Of course. Why not?
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Alhamdulillah.
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