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In all my years as an archaeologist,
I've never seen anything like it.
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It's magnificent.
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Where did you say you found it?
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In the old gravel pits.
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And it still had one of its gold wings?
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Yes, but someone stole it. The same
person who's been stealing from your
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excavations, Professor.
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Yes.
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Where is it, Dykes?
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What do you mean?
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Oh, come on, man. You stole the wing and
then you came back here to steal the
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helmet.
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It'll go easier with you if you tell us
where it is.
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Very well.
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I'll leave the helmet in your
safekeeping, Doctor.
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Good night.
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Good night.
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How much is it worth?
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Oh, impossible to say, young man.
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Incomplete as it is, it's priceless.
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Priceless?
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Good morning.
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How's your brother today?
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Oh, he's all right.
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He's a bit sorry for himself.
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Morning, Professor.
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Ah, good morning, young lady.
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I've been hoping to see you.
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Professor Mars has told me what happened
last night.
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Yes. It was Dykes that was stealing from
here, too.
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I can hardly believe it. When they
searched his rooms, they found...
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boxes of stuff, all neatly labelled,
from other excavations as well.
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It's funny that he should know the right
things to take.
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If Black Beauty hadn't stopped him, he'd
have taken the helmet and everything.
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Right. A very perspicacious animal.
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Now, young lady, do you think you could
find that young boy who was here
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yesterday? Robbie, I think so. What for?
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Well, isn't it obvious?
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Those boys...
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found an object, but not all of it. We
might find the rest of it, and perhaps
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other things as well, where it came
from. Of course. I'll get my pack.
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No, Peter, you won't. What? You're
staying in charge here.
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Well, you didn't even recognize the
helmet for what it was.
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I hardly looked at it. It was so dirty.
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Exactly. It needed a trained eye.
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Oh, come on, no moping. Now, young lady,
go and find that young boy, and we'll
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meet at your house as soon as possible.
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All right?
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I'm sorry for what I said yesterday,
Robbie.
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They caught the thief last night, you
know.
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Come on.
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Professor Miles wants to see you right
away.
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Yes, I'm sorry, Professor, but my son's
ankle is very badly sprained. Well, I
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can't allow him out of bed for several
days.
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I quite understand.
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In fact, I'll only allow Robbie to go
back to those pits if I come too.
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Certainly. Glad to have you.
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Ah.
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Robbie, can you remember exactly where
you found that helmet yesterday?
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I think so.
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I certainly hope so. It's very
important.
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Well, shall we go?
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I had no idea the area was so vast.
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Did you leave a mark where you found it?
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No. But you're sure you can remember it?
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If we start from the same place.
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Right.
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Mickey, I think you'd better go back.
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But I... This isn't safe for Black
Beauty.
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I suppose so.
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Is this it?
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Sorry, no.
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I thought you were back at the
excavation. That?
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Just a waste of time.
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But the professor said... He was just
trying to teach me a lesson.
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It's one I can do without the old fool.
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You won't tell him you've seen me?
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No. He wants all the glory for himself.
He'll stop at nothing.
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Have they found anything?
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I don't think so.
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I don't think Robbie can really remember
where it was.
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There's so many of them. They all look
alike.
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It's a pity you didn't leave a sign. It
could take months to investigate an area
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like this. And perhaps even longer.
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Water seeps into these pits and holes,
turns them into death traps.
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You never know when one of them is going
to cave in.
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Robbie!
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Robbie!
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Robbie.
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Here. Hold my hand.
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I was only... Now, that's enough.
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Sorry, Professor, but it's too
dangerous.
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Yes. No, it's no good. We shall never
find the lost piece.
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But never mind.
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You did your best.
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But it wasn't good enough.
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I should have gone with you. What
difference would that have made?
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It isn't work for old men. At least I
wouldn't have stopped halfway.
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My father made them stop.
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Peter.
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I'm sorry, Professor.
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Oh, nil desperandum, don't you know?
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We might not have found anything there
anyway.
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And we need special equipment and more
helpers than I.
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Anyway, I've got plenty to do here.
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We've been...
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Quite lucky, really.
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Now that Dykes has been caught and the
helmet found at last, we might even find
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out what he did with the wing that he
stole from you.
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I've been wondering, how did Dykes know
the helmet was in the barn?
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Come on, Bridget.
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Oh, hello, Professor.
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Forgive me for calling again, Doctor. I
know you're a busy man. Please don't
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misunderstand me, but may I borrow the
helmet?
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Borrow it?
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Yes, I thought you'd be worried, but I
promise you it'll be safe.
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I don't know. What do you want it for?
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Shall we say for special research?
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Say where you are.
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Pete!
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Turn out your pockets.
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What? Turn out your pockets.
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Come on.
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Inside as well.
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Is this what you're looking for, sir?
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It's the wing.
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That's the one that was stolen from me.
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See, it does.
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It fits.
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It's magnificent.
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And how did you come by this?
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He must have sent Dykes to spy on
Robbie.
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Yes, and then sent him to the stable.
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So it was you who told Dykes what to
take. You can't prove it.
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Any of it.
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You will, of course, be dismissed from
my staff and from the university.
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And you'll spend the next five years
behind bars.
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The university couldn't afford the
scandal.
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Make no mistake, Mr. Stockman, it's not
up to the university.
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I got enough evidence from Dykes to make
sure you stand trial, whatever happens.
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I'm afraid, gentlemen, this time I'll
take care of the evidence.
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I
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shouldn't worry
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about Stockman. He's unimportant.
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This is important.
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So it was Stockman all the time. Yeah.
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And we've got all the helmet back.
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Apart from the broken bit.
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Well, we never had that.
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We might have, if I remember where we
found it.
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The professor said if we had that other
bit, it would be the best in the whole
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world.
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Still, it's not your fault.
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At least we should have kept looking.
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beauty what is it all
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right then stay here
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what
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are you doing here
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I still haven't caught him.
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Are you all right?
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Yes.
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I'm just thinking.
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It's silly to trust anyone.
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Oh, no, I think that's wrong.
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I mean, well, people will often
disappoint you, but if you lose faith
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in people...
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Well, you're the loser.
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You remembered something, didn't you?
You came back because you
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remembered something.
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What was it?
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Show me.
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What?
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Do you remember this, Ness?
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Is this the place?
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Down there?
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Come on.
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Down you go.
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Look, it's because of you I was found
out, but I'm going to get something out
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it, and you're going to help me.
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You see anything?
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No.
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Keep looking.
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The hole's filling up with water. I'm
saying change.
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You find something, and then I'll pull
you up.
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What is it, Beauty?
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Something wrong?
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Get Vicky!
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Go on!
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I don't know.
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Well, Robbie took him.
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Look. Hmm?
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There's gravel on his legs.
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Robbie.
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Have you seen Robbie?
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Over there somewhere, in one of the
holes.
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Right, we must get him out.
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It's no use. It's caving in.
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He's trapped.
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Well, show me where he is, ma 'am.
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Robbie!
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Robbie!
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Doctor!
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Doctor Dawson!
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Right,
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where is the beauty?
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Where is she?
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Be careful.
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The whole ridge is caving in.
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It's Robbie. He's down there. But too
much weight and he'll be buried. I
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rope. Good night.
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Now, Robbie, I want you to catch hold of
the end of this.
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You understand?
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Good girl.
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Stand by, Robbie.
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No, no, no. I'll take it. I'm the
lightest.
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Be careful.
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Hold on.
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That was a close thing.
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At least it settles the idea of digging
here.
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Now we shall never know whether there's
anything buried up there or not.
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I forgot.
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I think I found it.
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Dykes confessed when he heard we got
Stockman.
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Seems they plan to steal from as many of
the excavations as possible and sell
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the whole lot to foreign collectors.
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Well, at least they didn't get this.
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The most perfect example I've ever seen.
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I'm glad the University Museum is going
to have it because you can all come and
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see it whenever you want to. And I hope
it'll be soon because I shall miss you.
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I shall miss you all very much.
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Couldn't we just keep it?
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For a little while.
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No, we cannot.
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Oh, I know you're feeling very pleased
with yourself, but because of all the
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trouble you've caused, you can just go
and clean out Black Butte's stable.
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But... After you've fed him.
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