Dec. 1, 2024
Unknown Broadcast | "The Lost Ship" "Island of the Lost" "Going, Going, Gone" "Present Tense"
In this episode, I take you on a journey into the intriguing world of suspense with a captivating narrative titled "The Lost Ship," a tale written for suspense by Irwin Lewis. The tale opens with a festive ambiance, setting the mood as I invite listeners into an experience designed to warm the spirit during the chilly season. As we delve into the story, we encounter Harry and his wife Viola who find themselves in dire circumstances while trying to escape a troubled past, leading them to a mysterious desert landscape.
As the plot unfolds, we witness Harry’s growing anxiety as they face mechanical troubles that force them to abandon their vehicle and venture on foot. The tension heightens as they hope to find refuge from their pursuers, only to come face to face with the wild beauty and stark dangers of the desert. The couple's struggle is accentuated by a sense of impending doom, heightened by strange sounds they hear in the distance, which mirrors their internal fears and paranoia.
Reaching a secluded dwelling, they meet the enigmatic Pete Townley, a hermit whose captivating story about a ship buried in the sands ignites curiosity. The legend of the Spanish galleon, supposedly filled with treasure, captivates Harry’s imagination, drawing him into thoughts of wealth and escape. As Harry grapples with disbelief and fascination towards Pete's tale, we watch Viola’s concerns grow about the dangers that may lie ahead.
When a set of gold doubloons suddenly appears, found by Viola in their cabin, the couple's predicament becomes even more entangled. Harry, driven by greed and the allure of finding treasure, defies both caution and Viola’s pleas, launching himself on a quest for the legendary ship, the “Santa Carlotta.” As he embarks on this treacherous journey into the desert, I evoke the stark transformations of his character—from an everyman embroiled in desperate flights to a greed-driven adventurer.
The desert plays a dual role, serving as both a beautiful landscape and a treacherous trap. As the sun beats down, Harry’s illusions of grandeur clash with the harsh realities of the elements. Here, suspense truly heightens, revealing the thin line between discovery and disaster. The tale culminates in a climactic struggle for survival as nature itself seems to conspire against him, casting shadows on Harry's ambitions.
The meticulous story weaves a tapestry of suspense that invests the listener with every emotion felt by the characters, from fear to hope and from desperation to the intoxicating visions of fortune. As I close this gripping episode of "The Lost Ship," I leave the listener contemplating not only the unfolding storyline but also the human experiences of ambition, choices, loss, and the haunting search for what lies beneath the surface—emotions that echo beyond the confines of the tale.
Tune in this week for an evocative journey that entwines us in the rich fabric of storytelling, drawing us into a world where every choice matters and every moment could lead to either treasure or tragedy.
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Well, hello, my dear, so happy you could join me. Ah,
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what's that? Well, it is the beginning of the festive season,
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after all. I figured i'd make things a little more
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light and cheery here as the cold winter comes about. Really,
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there's nothing better to raise your spirits. So it were
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then some lights, some good smells, something hot to drink
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and eat and be merry. Oh what's that? Oh no, no, no, no, no,
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that's simply not a concern at all. But I do
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have quite a bit to share with you, because it
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is the season of giving, and about the only thing
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you can't receive is that which has been lost, in
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this case the lost Ship.
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And now a tale well calculated to keep you in
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suspense in a moment, Act one of the Lost Ship,
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written especially for suspence by Irwin Lewis.
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Just shot ahead, Harry, be careful, don't.
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Worry, I said, how's your close.
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Winner, Harry?
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Do you hear something sounds like a siren?
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Harry, it does sound like a siren, doesn't.
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He shut up this?
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I think you're right?
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Maybe could I be?
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We lost a mark?
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I non, nobody's getting out of any chance.
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We gotta get out, splain road fast.
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Yeah, that looks like a cut off across the desert.
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It isn't much of a road.
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Time to be choosy, hang on, I can't take much more.
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We can't cut back.
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Those police might beat the corner the highway. We'll wait
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until dark.
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Can't you slow down?
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Up?
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I'm getting this is no.
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Longer, honey. I want to put it much distance between.
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Us to the highway as possible.
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What happened?
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I don't know. Take a look? What is it? Rocket spring?
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What do we do now?
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We can't stay here? Grab the bag and let's go.
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We're on a road of some sort. It's got to
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leave someplace. Let's try those hill What about this? Can't
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leave it in the car. That's a little bag. Is
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all the luggage we need?
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Good?
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It'll do without here where there's a road, there's found
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to be a house of people. What's in this bag
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talks any language?
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So I let's go.
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Chance to walk anything?
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Shine killing me?
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All right?
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Here?
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Sell on my jacket, get it on dirty?
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So what we'll buy a thousand jackets once we hit
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the border.
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Sit on a whole. But there that sounds like a coyote.
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Don't worry about it.
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Don't go hysterical. Sure, I'm down to.
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My shoe been crazy.
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There's fifty thousand arguments in this little bag of pool.
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We're not craz've been the rest of our lives running.
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Once we get to mexicoll stop running.
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We were leaving out hall, my friend, every thing and
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everybody we know.
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Is it worth it?
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What are we giving on a sinking two room flat
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with peeling peyton crawling roaches this big?
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You won't miss that for a minute.
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You think I enjoyed standing on that teller's cage handing
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out money all day long, the little people who had
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no more right to it than I didn't.
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Don't go moral on me.
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Listen, I'm past forty.
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A man gets to that age. He gets tired wanting
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things and not being able to afford him. Hey, you
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got to smoke. Okay, over to the right between those
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two hills, Sure it is, that's chimney smoke. I'll bet
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there's a house up there. Come on, viola, whoa vote?
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Kind off the tourists trailing't you we we were wondering,
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no sense wandering outside.
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Come in, Come in, make yourself uncomfortable. Yay, car broke down?
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Euh, why do you say that, Well, nobody'd walk here
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if they could ride. And take a look at your shoes, lady,
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I'll bet your peter full of brush.
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You're so right, Well, take off your shoes and set
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down with the fire. I'll poke it up.
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Starting to get nippy now the sun's going down. I
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was fixing myself some supper forking beans. You might be
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proud if you'll join me a psyche, mister Toley Pete Tony.
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I'm Harry Turner. This is missus Tyron, please to meet you.
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I'll open another can of beans. Eight much, But it's stilling.
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You live here all alone, mister Townley Pete Man, no
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sense being formal?
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Yep, yep, I live here all by my lonesome, going
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on twenty years a record. Hi, you ever have visitors
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once in a while? Spec the neighbor of mine. Let's
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see now day after tomorrow. Yeah, Sam Higgins lives about
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forty miles from here.
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It drops in regular twice a year.
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What do you do about supplies, food and things?
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I had got a jeep in the back. I used
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it to go to town once a month for supplies cheap. Yeah,
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I guess you didn't see it coming up here. I'll
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drive into town first thing in the morning, get Bill
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Jenkins from the garage.
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To come out and fix up your car.
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Can't you go right now?
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By the time I get back, it'd be pitch dark. No, no, better,
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wait till tomorrow. Well, let's see if the beans is
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Oh see, they sure are.
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Yeah, I hope you don't mind ten plates. Yeah, well
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let's dig in. Hey, you know I think those beans.
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Are pretty good.
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Hey, you folks care for anymore?
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No, thank you.
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I'll give you a hand of the dishes.
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Oh, don't bother, ma'am. Won't take more.
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In a minute.
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I'd like to get that cheap and take off right now.
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I couldn't do that. It's a nice old man. I
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spend it all might.
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Yeah, let me know when you folks is ready to
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hit the hay.
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I bumped down the shedding back. Oh no, we wouldn't
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think of putting into such trouble.
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Don't worry about it, ma'am. I can sleep anywhere anytime. Besides,
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that bed ain't much softer than the floor deep.
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And don't you have to get lonely living here by yourself?
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No?
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No, I like it like this, Just me in the
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hills I spent here in thirty years prospecting for gold.
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Didn't find much, but you know those I can buy
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a little food and the few other things they need
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every now and then, so.
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While look for more. Now most folks dream about a
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pot of gold that's in the rainbow.
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Well, I got that too, waiting for me over the
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hills and the desert out there.
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I guess that's what you call.
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A great beyond.
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Oh shucks, No, I don't mean when I'm dead. I'm
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talking about a real pot of gold, bigger than anything
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you ever seen or dreamed of, probably in the desert.
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I don't understand what is in the desert.
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A ship, ma'am, a great Spanish galleon, and it rides
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the sand dunes of the desert like it was sailing
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the seas again.
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A ship of the desert.
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That's impossible.
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I'll tell you how it was.
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Son.
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There's a legend that hundreds of years ago a Spanish
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ship from sailing up the Gulf of California. Haven't come
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from Mexico or Peru, or of their mothers South American places,
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And as it was sailing up right close to shore,
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a huge storm come along, followed by a tremendous tidal
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wave which swept it clean onto the desert. Must have
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been the granddaddy of all waves. I reckon well, after
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many years, the waters went back, leaving the ship high
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and dry miles from the gulf or the river that
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feeds into it. In a couple of hundred years, the
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shift and sands of berriage at the course, or sometimes when.
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The wind blows up just right, it blows away a
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lot of the sand. And you can see the upper
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deck of that old ship from the top of that
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hill just over there.
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According to the legend two, the whold of that ship
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is just jammed full of treasure. Quite a lovely story,
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a pretty fairy tale for children and old mess.
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That's all right, ma'am.
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Of course he's right, But it is pretty fairy tale.
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Just so happens. This fairy tale is true.
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What what is it?
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Why all?
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I want to show you something?
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What are you so excited about?
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I'm thinking of things in the cabin answer you left?
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I found these coo, yes, but what kind gold callings?
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And look the words on him on the Oh, that's
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some Spanish, doesn't it looks? How old they are?
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I see the day on that one fifteen, seen some
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light about an exhibit.
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There's Spanish to blows world, Peka.
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Don't you remember his sorry last night?
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But the Spanish gallion?
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Don't bear it?
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I can't.
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I know it's impossible. Pete, what's that?
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Son?
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My wife found these in the cabin. Where did they
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come from?
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Oh?
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Them things, I reckon they come from the ship. Well,
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some years ago, a young fella comes staggering in.
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From the desert.
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He was pretty bad sheep and had food and water
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for days. Seemed like I tried to fix him up,
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but he was too far gone. But before he died
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he moaned something about finding the ship out in the desert.
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I found them coined in his pocket.
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I don't believe what you said.
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You're in the crazy, the biggest liar I've ever mad.
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Son, if you're all fired skeptical, why why don't you
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climb that hill and take look for yourself. The wind
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see it to be coming up kind of strong.
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You might be lucky.
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In fact, I got an old pair of field glasses
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you can take along. But Son, if you do see
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the ship for your own sake, don't let it give
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you any fool ideas.
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Carry I can't.
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Find it up overs of the time.
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Here, grab my hands, I just if you warn.
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The way here what I can't see a thing with
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the wind blowing stand in my face?
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I got a very you see dottery old man tells
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us a fairy tale.
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We buy it?
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Oh, well, gets about troubles is out lungs.
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Full of debert?
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Why did I let you talk me into timing up here?
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Look at my dam as well back, Wait a minute,
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I mean the wind's dying. Now take a look through
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these glasses. Yeah, I still can't see a blasted thing.
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But Santas says, bruh, did you see something? Tell for
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sure that I got a better focus? Oora, Harry, I
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don't believe it, Harry. I see a poking mask and
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a part of a hole buried in the sand. Fyola,
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The old man was right. There is a ship out
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there in the desert.
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Well, I kind of buck you might see it.
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I haven't seen it myself, and the spell figure there
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was about time for it to show up again, just
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like you started with this.
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You want to tear all this time, and yet you
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