This is from the Bing Crosby 1949 musical version of the Twain book
Sir Sagramore: If there were aught I could say, aught I could do to save thee...
Hank Martin: Well, ain't there aught?
Sir Sagramore: Naught.
That's about my level of sophisticated dialog.
Crosby was the Connecticut Yankee Hank Martin and Sir Sagramore was played by William Bendix. It's actually one of my favoriite movies.
Actually, you put a beard on Bendix and I certainly would resemble him more than I would resemble Robert Goulet, who played Lancelot in Camelot.