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conversations.value: A young Labrador retriever, the roughis bull terrier and the indomitable Siamese cat set out through the Canadian Wilderness to find their way home. The courageous, heart-warming story of three runaway pets.
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conversations.value: The Incredible Journey (film): The Hunter family receive a telegram detailing that the father, James, has been offered a visiting fellowship at Oxford University in England.\nHowever, their two children, Peter and Elizabeth, worry about what is to be done with their two dogs, Luath the young Labrador Retriever and Bodger the elderly English Bull Terrier, along with their Siamese cat Tao, while they are away.\nFamily friend John Longridge offers to convince the animals to stay with him at his house in Northwestern Ontario, so that is what is arranged.\nAfter a few days of having the animals in his care, John leaves for the opening day of duck hunting season, so he leaves his housekeeper mrs Oakes and her husband Bert to look after his house and the animals while he is absent.\nSoon after John drives away, Luath hears the calls of wild geese overhead, returning home.\nThis makes him want to do the same, so he starts off down the road and Tao and Bodger soon follow after him.\nLater, mrs Oakes arrives at John's house expecting to see the animals, but cannot find them.\nThen she finds half of a note that John had written that appears to imply that he took the animals with him on the trip (however, the other half of it was accidentally knocked into the fireplace by the cat, but mrs Oakes doesn't realize this).\nNow, well on their way home, the animals stop at a river to have a drink of water, but have to hide from a passing truck in case they are recognized.\nAfter that, they continue on.\nBy the next morning, old Bodger is very tired and is beginning to slow down, so the animals stop for a rest in a clearing and wait for Bodger to regain his strength.\nTao goes off into the brush to hunt a quail while the old dog rests.\nSoon, two bear cubs happen upon Bodger and investigate him, but then their mother arrives on the scene.\nThe mother bear, thinking Bodger has been hurting her cubs, threatens to attack him; the cat witnesses this and in turn attacks her in trying to protect his friend.\nHowever, Tao eventually backs up, frightened.\nFinally, Luath sees the bear and what is going on and starts barking furiously; this, combined with the yowling, spitting cat, is enough to cause the mother bear to back down and run away.\nAfter a whole week of travelling, the animals adapt to travelling after dark so that there is less chance of someone seeing them.\nThey cut through an old saw mill, but they are shot at after a rather foolish Bodger steals an old bone from a cookhouse's rubbish bin.\nThey escape unharmed, despite the fact that Bodger's dignity is given a serious blow.\nAfter ten days, while Bodger is resting, he hears the singing of a hermit, named Jeremy.\nThe eccentric old man takes the animals to his hut, where he makes a stew for them to eat.\nThe dogs don't really take to the stew and Tao is more interested in stalking Jeremy's pet crow, but they don't show that they aren't interested.\nAfter a while they decide to leave and continue their journey.\nMany miles along, the animals come to a wide river, which they realize they have no choice but to cross.\nLuath and Bodger make it across easily, but Tao prefers not to get wet so he finds a dam to cross.\nHowever, when he reaches a large gap, he tries to jump over it, but he falls into the water.\nLuath tries to rescue him, but he is too slow to keep up and ends up losing him in the process.\nAfter trying to console one another, Bodger and Luath decide to press on without their friend.\nShe and her parents proceed to take Tao into their care and nurse him back to health over a number of days.\nOne night, after being fully recovered, the cat decides he should leave the family and get back to the dogs.\nTao takes his time in travelling, now that he is alone.\nBut, as he journeys deeper into the forest he discovers that he is being quietly stalked by a hungry lynx.\nThe lynx attacks Tao and chases him up a tree, but he escapes.\nThen the lynx corners Tao in a log, but is driven off by the arrival of a young boy with a rifle, allowing the cat to press on.\nNot long after that, Luath and Bodger hear Tao calling.\nThey immediately recognize their friend and the threesome are joyfully reunited.\nTogether once again, the animals set off in search of food.\nLuath spies a porcupine, but ends up getting too close to it, leaving him with sharp and deadly quills stuck to his muzzle.\nSoon, while soothing and recovering his pain at a river, Luath meets hunter James MacKenzie, who takes pity on the foolish young Labrador and brings him back to his house for medical treatment.\nWhen he arrives, he discovers that his wife Nell has found Bodger.\nThe cat hides on a wood pile outside the house, watching and waiting and unnoticed by James or Nell.\nJames has removed the quills from Luath's muzzle (although he has initially been on the receiving end of Bodger's protective instincts over the young dog) and that night, he locks the dogs in his barn, planning to ask around and find out whom they belong to.\nTao then rejoins his friends.\nMeanwhile, John arrives home only to discover that the animals have disappeared.\nAfter some initial confusion as to why, the humans deduce that Luath has taken them home.\nJohn telephones the various ranger stations around the Ironmouth Range area, but they all say they will get in touch with him the following day.\nLater, the Hunters arrive home; John lets them know what's happened and Peter is quick to realize that an older dog such as Bodger most likely wouldn't have the strength to complete a journey so long, but Elizabeth remains firmly convinced that Tao will, sooner or later, return home.\nThe animals, meanwhile, escape from the barn and the humans realize where they are and that they have only forty miles left to go, causing the humans to believe that if they have managed to get this far, they just may be able to make it all the way home.\nOn Peter's birthday soon afterwards, John gets Peter a registration paper from the Kenmore kennel, who are holding another Bull Terrier puppy in his name.\nAll of a sudden, Elizabeth hears a dog barking in the distance and becomes immediately convinced that it must be Luath.\nDespite initial reservations, James whistles to the dog to see if Elizabeth is right; moments later they see Luath charging across the heathland ahead and barking, overjoyed to have finally returned home.\nA few seconds afterwards, Tao follows on and also arrives home safely.\nPeter is convinced that Bodger has perished and was too old to make the journey, but is happy to see Tao and Luath again.\nJust then, Peter suddenly spots a white shape on the horizon, which he soon realizes is, in fact, Bodger, coming as quickly as he possibly can.\nThe boy and the old dog are ecstatic to be reunited once again.\nThe cat and Labrador join Bodger and Peter in their frolicking and all is well as the three very brave animals have finally completed their incredible journey.
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conversations.value: The Incredible Journey (film): The Hunter family receive a telegram detailing that the father, James, has been offered a visiting fellowship at Oxford University in England. \nHowever, their two children, Peter and Elizabeth, worry about what is to be done with their two dogs, Luath the young Labrador Retriever and Bodger the elderly English Bull Terrier, along with their Siamese cat Tao, while they are away. \nFamily friend John Longridge offers to convince the animals to stay with him at his house in Northwestern Ontario, so that is what is arranged. \nAfter a few days of having the animals in his care, John leaves for the opening day of duck hunting season, so he leaves his housekeeper mrs Oakes and her husband Bert to look after his house and the animals while he is absent. \nSoon after John drives away, Luath hears the calls of wild geese overhead, returning home. \nThis makes him want to do the same, so he starts off down the road and Tao and Bodger soon follow after him. \nLater, mrs Oakes arrives at John's house expecting to see the animals, but cannot find them. \nThen she finds half of a note that John had written that appears to imply that he took the animals with him on the trip (however, the other half of it was accidentally knocked into the fireplace by the cat, but mrs Oakes doesn't realize this). \nNow, well on their way home, the animals stop at a river to have a drink of water, but have to hide from a passing truck in case they are recognized. \nAfter that, they continue on. \nBy the next morning, old Bodger is very tired and is beginning to slow down, so the animals stop for a rest in a clearing and wait for Bodger to regain his strength. \nTao goes off into the brush to hunt a quail while the old dog rests. \nSoon, two bear cubs happen upon Bodger and investigate him, but then their mother arrives on the scene. \nThe mother bear, thinking Bodger has been hurting her cubs, threatens to attack him; the cat witnesses this and in turn attacks her in trying to protect his friend. \nHowever, Tao eventually backs up, frightened. \nFinally, Luath sees the bear and what is going on and starts barking furiously; this, combined with the yowling, spitting cat, is enough to cause the mother bear to back down and run away. \nAfter a whole week of travelling, the animals adapt to travelling after dark so that there is less chance of someone seeing them. \nThey cut through an old saw mill, but they are shot at after a rather foolish Bodger steals an old bone from a cookhouse's rubbish bin. \nThey escape unharmed, despite the fact that Bodger's dignity is given a serious blow. \nAfter ten days, while Bodger is resting, he hears the singing of a hermit, named Jeremy. \nThe eccentric old man takes the animals to his hut, where he makes a stew for them to eat. \nThe dogs don't really take to the stew and Tao is more interested in stalking Jeremy's pet crow, but they don't show that they aren't interested. \nAfter a while they decide to leave and continue their journey. \nMany miles along, the animals come to a wide river, which they realize they have no choice but to cross. \nLuath and Bodger make it across easily, but Tao prefers not to get wet so he finds a dam to cross. \nHowever, when he reaches a large gap, he tries to jump over it, but he falls into the water. \nLuath tries to rescue him, but he is too slow to keep up and ends up losing him in the process. \nAfter trying to console one another, Bodger and Luath decide to press on without their friend. \nHowever, many miles downriver, a young girl named Helvi discovers Tao, soaking wet, barely alive and half-starved, by the side of the water. \nShe and her parents proceed to take Tao into their care and nurse him back to health over a number of days. \nOne night, after being fully recovered, the cat decides he should leave the family and get back to the dogs. \nTao takes his time in travelling, now that he is alone. \nBut, as he journeys deeper into the forest he discovers that he is being quietly stalked by a hungry lynx. \nThe lynx attacks Tao and chases him up a tree, but he escapes. \nThen the lynx corners Tao in a log, but is driven off by the arrival of a young boy with a rifle, allowing the cat to press on. \nNot long after that, Luath and Bodger hear Tao calling. \nThey immediately recognize their friend and the threesome are joyfully reunited. \nTogether once again, the animals set off in search of food. \nLuath spies a porcupine, but ends up getting too close to it, leaving him with sharp and deadly quills stuck to his muzzle. \nSoon, while soothing and recovering his pain at a river, Luath meets hunter James MacKenzie, who takes pity on the foolish young Labrador and brings him back to his house for medical treatment. \nWhen he arrives, he discovers that his wife Nell has found Bodger. \nThe cat hides on a wood pile outside the house, watching and waiting and unnoticed by James or Nell. \nJames has removed the quills from Luath's muzzle (although he has initially been on the receiving end of Bodger's protective instincts over the young dog) and that night, he locks the dogs in his barn, planning to ask around and find out whom they belong to. \nTao then rejoins his friends. \nMeanwhile, John arrives home only to discover that the animals have disappeared. \nAfter some initial confusion as to why, the humans deduce that Luath has taken them home. \nJohn telephones the various ranger stations around the Ironmouth Range area, but they all say they will get in touch with him the following day. \nLater, the Hunters arrive home; John lets them know what's happened and Peter is quick to realize that an older dog such as Bodger most likely wouldn't have the strength to complete a journey so long, but Elizabeth remains firmly convinced that Tao will, sooner or later, return home. \nThe animals, meanwhile, escape from the barn and the humans realize where they are and that they have only forty miles left to go, causing the humans to believe that if they have managed to get this far, they just may be able to make it all the way home. \nOn Peter's birthday soon afterwards, John gets Peter a registration paper from the Kenmore kennel, who are holding another Bull Terrier puppy in his name. \nAll of a sudden, Elizabeth hears a dog barking in the distance and becomes immediately convinced that it must be Luath. \nDespite initial reservations, James whistles to the dog to see if Elizabeth is right; moments later they see Luath charging across the heathland ahead and barking, overjoyed to have finally returned home. \nA few seconds afterwards, Tao follows on and also arrives home safely. \nPeter is convinced that Bodger has perished and was too old to make the journey, but is happy to see Tao and Luath again. \nJust then, Peter suddenly spots a white shape on the horizon, which he soon realizes is, in fact, Bodger, coming as quickly as he possibly can. \nThe boy and the old dog are ecstatic to be reunited once again. \nThe cat and Labrador join Bodger and Peter in their frolicking and all is well as the three very brave animals have finally completed their incredible journey.
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conversations.value: The Incredible Journey (film): The Hunter family receive a telegram detailing that the father, James, has been offered a visiting fellowship at Oxford University in England.\nHowever, their two children, Peter and Elizabeth, worry about what is to be done with their two dogs, Luath the young Labrador Retriever and Bodger the elderly English Bull Terrier, along with their Siamese cat Tao, while they are away.\nFamily friend John Longridge offers to convince the animals to stay with him at his house in Northwestern Ontario, so that is what is arranged.\nAfter a few days of having the animals in his care, John leaves for the opening day of duck hunting season, so he leaves his housekeeper mrs Oakes and her husband Bert to look after his house and the animals while he is absent.\nSoon after John drives away, Luath hears the calls of wild geese overhead, returning home.\nThis makes him want to do the same, so he starts off down the road and Tao and Bodger soon follow after him.\nLater, mrs Oakes arrives at John's house expecting to see the animals, but cannot find them.\nThen she finds half of a note that John had written that appears to imply that he took the animals with him on the trip (however, the other half of it was accidentally knocked into the fireplace by the cat, but mrs Oakes doesn't realize this).\nNow, well on their way home, the animals stop at a river to have a drink of water, but have to hide from a passing truck in case they are recognized.\nAfter that, they continue on.\nBy the next morning, old Bodger is very tired and is beginning to slow down, so the animals stop for a rest in a clearing and wait for Bodger to regain his strength.\nTao goes off into the brush to hunt a quail while the old dog rests.\nSoon, two bear cubs happen upon Bodger and investigate him, but then their mother arrives on the scene.\nThe mother bear, thinking Bodger has been hurting her cubs, threatens to attack him; the cat witnesses this and in turn attacks her in trying to protect his friend.\nHowever, Tao eventually backs up, frightened.\nFinally, Luath sees the bear and what is going on and starts barking furiously; this, combined with the yowling, spitting cat, is enough to cause the mother bear to back down and run away.\nAfter a whole week of travelling, the animals adapt to travelling after dark so that there is less chance of someone seeing them.\nThey cut through an old saw mill, but they are shot at after a rather foolish Bodger steals an old bone from a cookhouse's rubbish bin.\nThey escape unharmed, despite the fact that Bodger's dignity is given a serious blow.\nAfter ten days, while Bodger is resting, he hears the singing of a hermit, named Jeremy.\nThe eccentric old man takes the animals to his hut, where he makes a stew for them to eat.\nThe dogs don't really take to the stew and Tao is more interested in stalking Jeremy's pet crow, but they don't show that they aren't interested.\nAfter a while they decide to leave and continue their journey.\nMany miles along, the animals come to a wide river, which they realize they have no choice but to cross.\nLuath and Bodger make it across easily, but Tao prefers not to get wet so he finds a dam to cross.\nHowever, when he reaches a large gap, he tries to jump over it, but he falls into the water.\nLuath tries to rescue him, but he is too slow to keep up and ends up losing him in the process.\nAfter trying to console one another, Bodger and Luath decide to press on without their friend.\nHowever, many miles downriver, a young girl named Helvi discovers Tao, soaking wet, barely alive and half-starved, by the side of the water.\nShe and her parents proceed to take Tao into their care and nurse him back to health over a number of days.\nOne night, after being fully recovered, the cat decides he should leave the family and get back to the dogs.\nTao takes his time in travelling, now that he is alone.\nBut, as he journeys deeper into the forest he discovers that he is being quietly stalked by a hungry lynx.\nThe lynx attacks Tao and chases him up a tree, but he escapes.\nThen the lynx corners Tao in a log, but is driven off by the arrival of a young boy with a rifle, allowing the cat to press on.\nNot long after that, Luath and Bodger hear Tao calling.\nThey immediately recognize their friend and the threesome are joyfully reunited.\nTogether once again, the animals set off in search of food.\nLuath spies a porcupine, but ends up getting too close to it, leaving him with sharp and deadly quills stuck to his muzzle.\nSoon, while soothing and recovering his pain at a river, Luath meets hunter James MacKenzie, who takes pity on the foolish young Labrador and brings him back to his house for medical treatment.\nWhen he arrives, he discovers that his wife Nell has found Bodger.\nThe cat hides on a wood pile outside the house, watching and waiting and unnoticed by James or Nell.\nJames has removed the quills from Luath's muzzle (although he has initially been on the receiving end of Bodger's protective instincts over the young dog) and that night, he locks the dogs in his barn, planning to ask around and find out whom they belong to.\nTao then rejoins his friends.\nMeanwhile, John arrives home only to discover that the animals have disappeared.\nAfter some initial confusion as to why, the humans deduce that Luath has taken them home.\nJohn telephones the various ranger stations around the Ironmouth Range area, but they all say they will get in touch with him the following day.\nLater, the Hunters arrive home; John lets them know what's happened and Peter is quick to realize that an older dog such as Bodger most likely wouldn't have the strength to complete a journey so long, but Elizabeth remains firmly convinced that Tao will, sooner or later, return home.\nThe animals, meanwhile, escape from the barn and the humans realize where they are and that they have only forty miles left to go, causing the humans to believe that if they have managed to get this far, they just may be able to make it all the way home.\nOn Peter's birthday soon afterwards, John gets Peter a registration paper from the Kenmore kennel, who are holding another Bull Terrier puppy in his name.\nAll of a sudden, Elizabeth hears a dog barking in the distance and becomes immediately convinced that it must be Luath.\nDespite initial reservations, James whistles to the dog to see if Elizabeth is right; moments later they see Luath charging across the heathland ahead and barking, overjoyed to have finally returned home.\nA few seconds afterwards, Tao follows on and also arrives home safely.\nPeter is convinced that Bodger has perished and was too old to make the journey, but is happy to see Tao and Luath again.\nJust then, Peter suddenly spots a white shape on the horizon, which he soon realizes is, in fact, Bodger, coming as quickly as he possibly can.\nThe boy and the old dog are ecstatic to be reunited once again.\nThe cat and Labrador join Bodger and Peter in their frolicking and all is well as the three very brave animals have finally completed their incredible journey.
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conversations.value: \nHowever, their two children, Peter and Elizabeth, worry about what is to be done with their two dogs, Luath the young Labrador Retriever and Bodger the elderly English Bull Terrier, along with their Siamese cat Tao, while they are away.\nFamily friend John Longridge offers to convince the animals to stay with him at his house in Northwestern Ontario, so that is what is arranged.\nAfter a few days of having the animals in his care, John leaves for the opening day of duck hunting season, so he leaves his housekeeper mrs Oakes and her husband Bert to look after his house and the animals while he is absent.\nSoon after John drives away, Luath hears the calls of wild geese overhead, returning home.\nThis makes him want to do the same, so he starts off down the road and Tao and Bodger soon follow after him.\nLater, mrs Oakes arrives at John's house expecting to see the animals, but cannot find them.\nThen she finds half of a note that John had written that appears to imply that he took the animals with him on the trip (however, the other half of it was accidentally knocked into the fireplace by the cat, but mrs Oakes doesn't realize this).\nNow, well on their way home, the animals stop at a river to have a drink of water, but have to hide from a passing truck in case they are recognized.\nAfter that, they continue on.\nBy the next morning, old Bodger is very tired and is beginning to slow down, so the animals stop for a rest in a clearing and wait for Bodger to regain his strength.\nTao goes off into the brush to hunt a quail while the old dog rests.\nSoon, two bear cubs happen upon Bodger and investigate him, but then their mother arrives on the scene.\nThe mother bear, thinking Bodger has been hurting her cubs, threatens to attack him; the cat witnesses this and in turn attacks her in trying to protect his friend.\nHowever, Tao eventually backs up, frightened.\nFinally, Luath sees the bear and what is going on and starts barking furiously; this, combined with the yowling, spitting cat, is enough to cause the mother bear to back down and run away.\nAfter a whole week of travelling, the animals adapt to travelling after dark so that there is less chance of someone seeing them.\nThey cut through an old saw mill, but they are shot at after a rather foolish Bodger steals an old bone from a cookhouse's rubbish bin.\nThey escape unharmed, despite the fact that Bodger's dignity is given a serious blow.\nAfter ten days, while Bodger is resting, he hears the singing of a hermit, named Jeremy.\nThe eccentric old man takes the animals to his hut, where he makes a stew for them to eat.\nThe dogs don't really take to the stew and Tao is more interested in stalking Jeremy's pet crow, but they don't show that they aren't interested.\nAfter a while they decide to leave and continue their journey.\nMany miles along, the animals come to a wide river, which they realize they have no choice but to cross.\nLuath and Bodger make it across easily, but Tao prefers not to get wet so he finds a dam to cross.\nHowever, when he reaches a large gap, he tries to jump over it, but he falls into the water.\nLuath tries to rescue him, but he is too slow to keep up and ends up losing him in the process.\nAfter trying to console one another, Bodger and Luath decide to press on without their friend.\nHowever, many miles downriver, a young girl named Helvi discovers Tao, soaking wet, barely alive and half-starved, by the side of the water.\nShe and her parents proceed to take Tao into their care and nurse him back to health over a number of days.\nOne night, after being fully recovered, the cat decides he should leave the family and get back to the dogs.\nTao takes his time in travelling, now that he is alone.\nBut, as he journeys deeper into the forest he discovers that he is being quietly stalked by a hungry lynx.\nThe lynx attacks Tao and chases him up a tree, but he escapes.\nThen the lynx corners Tao in a log, but is driven off by the arrival of a young boy with a rifle, allowing the cat to press on.\nNot long after that, Luath and Bodger hear Tao calling.\nThey immediately recognize their friend and the threesome are joyfully reunited.\nTogether once again, the animals set off in search of food.\nLuath spies a porcupine, but ends up getting too close to it, leaving him with sharp and deadly quills stuck to his muzzle.\nSoon, while soothing and recovering his pain at a river, Luath meets hunter James MacKenzie, who takes pity on the foolish young Labrador and brings him back to his house for medical treatment.\nWhen he arrives, he discovers that his wife Nell has found Bodger.\nThe cat hides on a wood pile outside the house, watching and waiting and unnoticed by James or Nell.\nJames has removed the quills from Luath's muzzle (although he has initially been on the receiving end of Bodger's protective instincts over the young dog) and that night, he locks the dogs in his barn, planning to ask around and find out whom they belong to.\nTao then rejoins his friends.\nMeanwhile, John arrives home only to discover that the animals have disappeared.\nAfter some initial confusion as to why, the humans deduce that Luath has taken them home.\nJohn telephones the various ranger stations around the Ironmouth Range area, but they all say they will get in touch with him the following day.\nLater, the Hunters arrive home; John lets them know what's happened and Peter is quick to realize that an older dog such as Bodger most likely wouldn't have the strength to complete a journey so long, but Elizabeth remains firmly convinced that Tao will, sooner or later, return home.\nThe animals, meanwhile, escape from the barn and the humans realize where they are and that they have only forty miles left to go, causing the humans to believe that if they have managed to get this far, they just may be able to make it all the way home.\nOn Peter's birthday soon afterwards, John gets Peter a registration paper from the Kenmore kennel, who are holding another Bull Terrier puppy in his name.\nAll of a sudden, Elizabeth hears a dog barking in the distance and becomes immediately convinced that it must be Luath.\nDespite initial reservations, James whistles to the dog to see if Elizabeth is right; moments later they see Luath charging across the heathland ahead and barking, overjoyed to have finally returned home.\nA few seconds afterwards, Tao follows on and also arrives home safely.\nPeter is convinced that Bodger has perished and was too old to make the journey, but is happy to see Tao and Luath again.\nJust then, Peter suddenly spots a white shape on the horizon, which he soon realizes is, in fact, Bodger, coming as quickly as he possibly can.\nThe boy and the old dog are ecstatic to be reunited once again.\nThe cat and Labrador join Bodger and Peter in their frolicking and all is well as the three very brave animals have finally completed their incredible journey.