The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
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:37:00
Howard, come quick!
:37:10
He's coming around.
:37:13
Lay still a minute
till you get your senses back.

:37:16
What happened?
:37:18
Part of the mine caved in on you.
:37:27
Got a knock on the head.
:37:29
No bones broken?
:37:31
I don't think so.
:37:33
- Who pulled me out?
- Curtin did.

:37:38
I owe my life to you, partner.
:37:41
Forget it.
:37:54
What'll you do
with your hard-earned money...

:37:56
when we get back and cash in?
:37:58
I'm getting along in years.
I can still hold up my end...

:38:01
when it comes to a hard day's work,
but I'm not the man I was once.

:38:04
Next year, next month, next week,
by thunder, won't be the man I'm today.

:38:08
I think I'll settle down in a quiet place...
:38:10
get a little business, hardware,
grocery store...

:38:12
spend the better part of my time
reading comics and adventure stories.

:38:15
One thing's for sure.
I won't go prospecting again...

:38:18
wasting time and money
trying to find another gold mine.

:38:20
How about yourself?
What plans have you, if any?

:38:22
I figure on buying some land
and growing fruit. Peaches, maybe.

:38:25
How did you come to settle on peaches?
:38:28
One summer, when I was a kid...
:38:29
I worked as a picker in a peach harvest
in the San Joaquin Valley.

:38:33
Boy, it sure was something.
:38:35
Hundreds of people, old and young.
:38:37
Whole families working together.
:38:39
At night, after a day's work...
:38:41
we used to build big bonfires
and sit around and sing to guitar music.

:38:45
Till morning sometimes.
:38:47
We'd go to sleep, wake up and sing,
and go to sleep again.

:38:51
Everybody had a wonderful time.
:38:54
Ever since then I've had a hankering
to be a fruit grower.

:38:57
It must be grand
watching your own trees put on leaves...


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