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Clips from The Yearling

TV Series 1946 –1985 24 min ★ 7.2/10 (79 ratings) 1,225 clips
Drama Animation

Credits

Lake George, Florida. April, 1878.
"Lake George, Florida. April, 1878."
The Yearling
I came across this lake once, some years ago...
"I came across this lake once, some years ago..."
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in a boat that brought me home after the war with the Yankees.
"in a boat that brought me home after the war with the Yankees."
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Came down this river, going back into the wilderness...
"Came down this river, going back into the wilderness..."
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away from civilization, looking for a place to settle...
"away from civilization, looking for a place to settle..."
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a place to live, back into the scrub country.
"a place to live, back into the scrub country."
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It got wilder as I got deeper into the woods.
"It got wilder as I got deeper into the woods."
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I liked it. Vegetation was denser.
"I liked it. Vegetation was denser."
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The trees had to struggle for a breath of air.
"The trees had to struggle for a breath of air."
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Even wilder here, as I got back closer to the sources...
"Even wilder here, as I got back closer to the sources..."
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to the beginning of things, further away from towns and wars.
"to the beginning of things, further away from towns and wars."
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And then I left the river, went right into the woods themselves.
"And then I left the river, went right into the woods themselves."
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And here was the scrub country.
"And here was the scrub country."
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Not many people lived here then, just a few pioneers.
"Not many people lived here then, just a few pioneers."
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I found myself a wonderful wife in a little village nearby.
"I found myself a wonderful wife in a little village nearby."
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Between us, out of this sea of trees, we cleared and cultivated...
"Between us, out of this sea of trees, we cleared and cultivated..."
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a little piece of half-fertile ground we call islands, like this one.
"a little piece of half-fertile ground we call islands, like this one."
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That was many years ago, but we still live here.
"That was many years ago, but we still live here."
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We've had our hardships and our happinesses.
"We've had our hardships and our happinesses."
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This is our home. It's called Baxter's Island.
"This is our home. It's called Baxter's Island."
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That's my name, Penny Baxter. Here's where we live:
"That's my name, Penny Baxter. Here's where we live:"
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Me, my wife, Ora, and our little boy, Jody.
"Me, my wife, Ora, and our little boy, Jody."
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Jody!
"Jody!"
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Jody!
"Jody!"
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Hey, coon. Them's mighty pretty little fellas you got.
"Hey, coon. Them's mighty pretty little fellas you got."
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Jody!
"Jody!"
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You want Jody, Ma?
"You want Jody, Ma?"
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Where's that boy at?
"Where's that boy at?"
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I reckon he's around somewhere.
"I reckon he's around somewhere."
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Most likely gallivanting somewhere where it don't do nobody any good.
"Most likely gallivanting somewhere where it don't do nobody any good."
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He's doing what's got to be done.
"He's doing what's got to be done."
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I need some water! Well, we'll bring you some, Ma.
"I need some water! Well, we'll bring you some, Ma."
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When did you get back? Just got back now.
"When did you get back? Just got back now."
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Hello, Pa. Hello, Jody.
"Hello, Pa. Hello, Jody."
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Gets late mighty quick, Pa. That's April for you. Where you been?
"Gets late mighty quick, Pa. That's April for you. Where you been?"
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To the glen. I lav down and I was asleep.
"To the glen. I lav down and I was asleep."
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Come, Caesar.
"Come, Caesar."
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I aimed to follow some bees and find the bee tree.
"I aimed to follow some bees and find the bee tree."
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You find it? I forget to look for it, till now.
"You find it? I forget to look for it, till now."
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Now tell the truth and shame the devil.
"Now tell the truth and shame the devil."
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Wasn't that bee tree an excuse to go rambling?
"Wasn't that bee tree an excuse to go rambling?"
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I had a notion to go rambling.
"I had a notion to go rambling."
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That's what I figured. I was saving to myself, "There's Ma, busy in the house.
"That's what I figured. I was saving to myself, "There's Ma, busy in the house."
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There's Jody hoeing in the corn field all by himself.
"There's Jody hoeing in the corn field all by himself."
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The hoe gets heavier every minute.
"The hoe gets heavier every minute."
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I bet he's thinking, 'I ought to go rambling."'
"I bet he's thinking, 'I ought to go rambling."'"
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That the way you figured? Yes, Pa.
"That the way you figured? Yes, Pa."
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Ma don't hold with rambling.
"Ma don't hold with rambling."
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Most women can't see how a man loves so to ramble.
"Most women can't see how a man loves so to ramble."
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I never let on you wasn't here. I said, "He's around."
"I never let on you wasn't here. I said, "He's around.""
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Us men has got to stick together. Yes, Pa.
"Us men has got to stick together. Yes, Pa."
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Pa? Yes, boy?
"Pa? Yes, boy?"
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I seen a sight today down at the glen. A mammy coon with two babies.
"I seen a sight today down at the glen. A mammy coon with two babies."
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They was the prettiest little fellas. Coons is pretty.
"They was the prettiest little fellas. Coons is pretty."
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Is it worth speaking to Ma about it?
"Is it worth speaking to Ma about it?"
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They was so pretty, if I snare me one for a pet, even Ma would love it.
"They was so pretty, if I snare me one for a pet, even Ma would love it."
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Your ma ain't gonna love no coon.
"Your ma ain't gonna love no coon."
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Reckon she'd get mad if I mentioned it?
"Reckon she'd get mad if I mentioned it?"
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What do you reckon?
"What do you reckon?"
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You two home at last? Yes, Ma!
"You two home at last? Yes, Ma!"
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I reckon she would.
"I reckon she would."
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But I wish I had me something to pet and play with.
"But I wish I had me something to pet and play with."
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You said men have to stick together. That's right, boy.
"You said men have to stick together. That's right, boy."
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If you was to speak to Ma about that little coon...
"If you was to speak to Ma about that little coon..."
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No, thank you. I ain't aiming to die afore my time.
"No, thank you. I ain't aiming to die afore my time."
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Get down to the sinkhole and bring your ma some water.
"Get down to the sinkhole and bring your ma some water."
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Yes, Pa.
"Yes, Pa."
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Hey, Ma! I like you, Ma!
"Hey, Ma! I like you, Ma!"
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You get mighty loving when I got a dish in my hand.
"You get mighty loving when I got a dish in my hand."
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That's when you're the prettiest. That ain't sweet tater pone, is it?
"That's when you're the prettiest. That ain't sweet tater pone, is it?"
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It is. It's sweet tater pone!
"It is. It's sweet tater pone!"
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Pa, a big old buck watered down at the glen today. I seen his...
"Pa, a big old buck watered down at the glen today. I seen his..."
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When was you down at the glen?
"When was you down at the glen?"
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Today, Ma.
"Today, Ma."
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So that's it. And me calling and calling.
"So that's it. And me calling and calling."
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You getting slick as a clay road in the rain.
"You getting slick as a clay road in the rain."
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I fooled you! I got to fool you once! You fooled me.
"I fooled you! I got to fool you once! You fooled me."
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Evening, Ma. And you just as bad as the boy.
"Evening, Ma. And you just as bad as the boy."
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You both getting mighty sly. Sit down afore the pone steams off.
"You both getting mighty sly. Sit down afore the pone steams off."
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Dear Lord, thanks again for the vittles. Amen.
"Dear Lord, thanks again for the vittles. Amen."
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I declare, that's a mighty skimpy blessing.
"I declare, that's a mighty skimpy blessing."
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I get hungry when I go logging. The Lord will know what I mean.
"I get hungry when I go logging. The Lord will know what I mean."
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Ma? Ma, I seen a thing today.
"Ma? Ma, I seen a thing today."
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Must I hear it or live in ignorance?
"Must I hear it or live in ignorance?"
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It was only a big frog. A big frog?
"It was only a big frog. A big frog?"
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A big frog!
"A big frog!"
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Mighty interesting.
"Mighty interesting."
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Good night, Pa. Good night, boy.
"Good night, Pa. Good night, boy."
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Good night, Ma. Good night.
"Good night, Ma. Good night."
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Pa?
"Pa?"
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Pa! What is it, boy?
"Pa! What is it, boy?"
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Does a coon always wash everything before he eats it?
"Does a coon always wash everything before he eats it?"
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Does he, Pa?
"Does he, Pa?"
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That's right, boy. Now go to sleep.
"That's right, boy. Now go to sleep."
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If he washes everything before he eats...
"If he washes everything before he eats..."
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he must be a pretty clean animal, eh, Pa?
"he must be a pretty clean animal, eh, Pa?"
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Coons is clean, now lie down, boy.
"Coons is clean, now lie down, boy."
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A coon knows how to take care of himself, don't he?
"A coon knows how to take care of himself, don't he?"
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Most animals take care of themselves. Now get to bed!
"Most animals take care of themselves. Now get to bed!"
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What's this talk about coons? Don't know.
"What's this talk about coons? Don't know."
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Did I tell you I seen a coon today, Pa?
"Did I tell you I seen a coon today, Pa?"
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Yes, you told me. Now go to sleep, boy!
"Yes, you told me. Now go to sleep, boy!"
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Did I tell you she had a couple of babies?
"Did I tell you she had a couple of babies?"
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Yes, you told me that too.
"Yes, you told me that too."
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If Ma had seen them baby coons, she'd love them.
"If Ma had seen them baby coons, she'd love them."
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We won't have no coons here.
"We won't have no coons here."
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What about a bear cub then? If I should find myself one. Or a possum?
"What about a bear cub then? If I should find myself one. Or a possum?"
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I'd love to have a baby fox or a baby panther.
"I'd love to have a baby fox or a baby panther."
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But I just gotta have me a pet. We got milk aplenty.
"But I just gotta have me a pet. We got milk aplenty."
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You think we got milk aplenty? There ain't an extra drop.
"You think we got milk aplenty? There ain't an extra drop."
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It could have mine! You're spindly enough as it is.
"It could have mine! You're spindly enough as it is."
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How can we spare rations for critters? We can barely keep our bellies full.
"How can we spare rations for critters? We can barely keep our bellies full."
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I just want something all my own.
"I just want something all my own."
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Something to follow me and be mine. Something with dependence to it.
"Something to follow me and be mine. Something with dependence to it."
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Well, you'll not find that nowhere.
"Well, you'll not find that nowhere."
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Not in the animal world nor in the world of man.
"Not in the animal world nor in the world of man."
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Going on 12 and still wanting some kind of a play dolly.
"Going on 12 and still wanting some kind of a play dolly."
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Pa was doing his man's share of work at your age.
"Pa was doing his man's share of work at your age."
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Stop pestering and get to bed afore I take a brush to you.
"Stop pestering and get to bed afore I take a brush to you."
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Yes'm.
"Yes'm."
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