Swiss Family Robinson
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:27:01
That's why
I want to go to school.

:27:04
You'd love it
in London.

:27:07
There are concerts,
parties, dances...

:27:10
ladies in beautiful gowns,
elegant men in tall hats.

:27:14
Did you ever
own a tall hat?

:27:16
No.
:27:19
I can't wait
to see you in one.

:27:21
You'll be
quite handsome.

:27:25
That's what I miss most,
the color and excitement.

:27:31
I know I'd especially like it
if you were there.

:27:37
I'll be there.
:27:39
As long as I live, I don't think
I shall travel any further from home...

:27:42
than an occasional trip
to the seaside.

:27:46
Thank you, Roberta.
:27:48
[ Roberta ] There must be something
my grandfather can do for you.

:27:51
[ Ernst ]
Herr Kobel used to say...

:27:53
''For some boys,
school is a punishment;

:27:56
for others,
a reward.''

:27:59
There must be something
my grandfather can do.

:28:09
Francis, don't!
:28:12
If you drop that
you could blow us to pieces.

:28:15
That wouldn't set it off.
You'd have to light the fuse.

:28:19
- Even then I'm not so sure.
- You don't think they'll work?

:28:22
They may make noise, keep the pirates
confused. That's all they're good for.

:28:26
Just because Papa thought
of them instead of you!

:28:30
Hey, what's all this?
More pirate alarms?

:28:34
Yes, for over there
on the steep side.

:28:36
You and your
pirate alarm!

:28:41
What about your tiger?
Have you caught him yet?

:28:43
No. Until Fritz
and Ernst dig the pits...

:28:46
- I don't have anyplace to keep him.
-[ Fritz ] Ernst, Roberta!

:28:49
One of you give me a hand,
will you?

:28:51
- It's all right, I'll go.
- Don't bother.

:28:55
Up there, pull the knot
as tight as you can.


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