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oh

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lower the longboard Mr

BS low the Longboat

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it reminds me of the firehouse and of

Albert's steam ships I've often thought

fanciest sailor sweating all day down

below without even sight of the sea

shoveling coal into a

furnace that's your s a fancy me yes

it's wicked my brother a ship owner and

his wife living in a basement every

penny James earns is for buying more

shares in the

company let me help you oh you'll suly

your FR look you'll do yourself an

injury you can't even LIF Oh indeed I

can an are you not

well she go

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won't be worth much without the

cargo cargo's worth nothing at all more

salt than sugar in those bags

now C in a right Squall by the

L didn't even have time to wreath the

sails the Gin to try no one Abandon Ship

unless they have to

Sir come on put your backs into it heave

to Caro our own to get home won't stand

the keeping too long neither point today

at Sea won't harm even our cargo

pineapples should be some good Salvage

money in this

eh it's that Smoky old range in there oh

James will have something to answer for

when he gets back it's just a queasiness

that passes soon

enough how's young William wanting his

dinner I should think I must go the maid

has no way with a child at all you know

James could afford a maid to help you

servants you'll be wishing a carriage on

us next well at least he could afford a

decent house there's a very passable

property you know in Trinity Road it'll

all come soon enough once James has

control of the old need in line again

and when will that be it's like Albert's

seip men heads in the clouds so long as

we've got our feet on the ground there's

no arm in that well at least mine aren't

stuck in a basement look go and give

young William's dinner you'll be all

right I am all right it's just a touch

of sickness that comes over me at

times sickness well haven't you

ever oh

no no it couldn't be

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that this she's coming up nicely Mr

Baines right shift the rest over to

starbard nicely all right now come on

shift the rest of it over to

starburn I'll take it there's a set of

SP aboard I've never known a ship put to

Sea so ill equipped as this

one well we'll use what we can from our

own cell

Locker we'll take her in

to oh

Elizabeth could it really be well you've

waited long

enough James would be so pleased well as

long as he shows he is but this is no

place to have a baby he'll have to put

his hand in his pocket for you now

an yeah will he really be pleased of

course he

will an heir to the only in

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line and this rap will not make liable

by the end of the month

sir you'd like us to cut

it wouldn't you Mr BS the crew didn't

think it worth saving sir

I think she's a fine ship and in my

opinion a fast one Salvage Awards should

be worth a tidy S I can't AG Greaser he

not worth the risk we're taking on our

cargo of pineapple it could be rotting

below within the

week Ireland delayed Ross carber is

sailing tomorrow James was ever a man of

few

words especially when words cost money

to put him to Ireland it must must have

been serious for James to delay and risk

his pineapple cargo the must have

been very badly battered well it's

seaworthy now he'd not be sailing

tomorrow yes but in what condition the

Charlotte road is not the ship that she

was and the Irish sea can be fearsome oh

I can't bear it when they sail without

me the worst they can endure see is

nothing beside the fancies that haunt me

at home an I was expecting you m

today whatever's the matter with

you I'm sorry Robert I just keep

bursting into tears for no reason at all

you're surprised it happened to me often

enough what

happened thank you for bringing the

telegram Robert I'm sure you've business

to attend

to listen what are you doing here I'm

just calling in an apron I'm giving an a

hand in the kitchen you giving someone a

hand I've never known you put yourself

out for anybody give my love to Sarah

listen if there's anything wrong with

her in there we ought to get a doctor we

don't need doctor yet

yet you

mean

she's an an no an why ever didn't you

tell me well I wanted James to be the

first to know Robert but I think it's

wonderful news after all all this time

you just wait till I tell Sarah Oh Robin

don't worry she won't bring the word to

anyone I promise you

it'll be all over Liverpool by Nightfall

does it really matter not if James were

here you'll have to get used to being on

your own from now on you know there'll

be no more voyages with James when the

baby's born why ever not babies just

give them an excuse for what to go off

Fancy free oh just because Albert's away

well as long as James gets you out of

this place that's something but you'll

have to insist I think not James himself

will

insist James a

father what' you say about that

then I was beginning to wonder wonder

what oh you know our James all that

energy and not even a child to show for

it I mean the rest of us have managed it

haven't we oh Rob

really it'll be the making of James you

mark my words having a

family H there's nothing like fatherhood

to give a man a proper sense of

responsibility you don't seem best

pleased with the news should I be

another James and Eden on the way but

like that it is a sober thought and a

worrying one worrying

I I don't know what you mean oh you

never can see beyond the end of your own

nose can you if James has a son the uned

line will go to him and not to our

little

Samuel well I do have 1,500 shares of my

own in the company well you need a sight

more than that if there's to be anything

worth having for our little

Samuel

Robert you must buy more an needen line

share is get these hatch covers off read

for

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discharge James

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where are them donies we' got a cargo AB

that won't stay a moment

longer Mr

B what kept you we took a derel in toone

cost us a week old toll kep even thought

it was worth it I can't understand it

normally I value his judgment get on

with it there well this der what's her

name was a deoa the Maria de Gloria a

Portuguese or Brazilian anyway we put

what sale we could on her and took her

in tour but the wind changed to the east

so we could make no Headway so we

dropped her off at Ross carp a good

prize is she well Baines doesn't think

so but he's wrong that schoon is worth a

lot of her owner so the Salvage of War

should be a good one hey James and the

money you'll go towards buying more

shares in the steamship company yes

bring us that much nearer to getting

control of the uned line again Jam of

course I do regret the Del I'm having a

baby rotted then on the other hand

what did you

say I'm with

child why didn't you say so what been

trying to you but you didn't give me

room to get a word in

edgeways you sure wasn't at first I

couldn't believe it but I'm sure

now

James is it good news

good

news that's wonderful

news most wonderful news I've ever heard

in all my life what's that then here

Robert I'm going to be a father oh yes

that and told me it is certainly most

wonderful

news you want it to be January or

February maybe

yes yeah there calls for a toast

Sarah I'm going to be a father I know

Robert told me oh I am pleased be you

one yeah Robert go and get Baines I want

everybody to drink to the area of the

anaden line oh Mr paines is chasing up

the Dockers to unload your cargo

pineapple oh well better not interrupt

that Den he can drink his later then

you'll need a decent home now you're

starting a family oh my son will lack

for nothing I believe it's a girl oh no

it'll be a boy

well here's to James

II and to the company that'll one day be

is there's a very nice house in Trinity

Road for sale of course it will have to

be furnished and with a baby to bring up

and will need servants I'm well aware of

an's needs one would hardly think so

from a glance around this place

Elizabeth I'll trouble you to leave me

to mind me own Affairs will you if Anne

has to have her baby here James has

already put aside money for a house

Elizabeth the cargo of pineapple made a

handsome profit I thought a lot of it

went bad only 50 worth you made 500

profit on the rest and with what we'll

get from salving the Maria de Gloria and

will lack for none of the Comforts that

you so kindly wish on her oh dear no no

an Elizabeth will attend to it she is

just leaving James there brother Robert

what on Earth does he want now goodbye

an goodbye Elizabeth you my regards to

Albert when I see him your father will

be here next you'll be happy to toast

our son's elf from now until Christmas

James that ship you salvaged she's up

for

auction what the Maria de Gloria it's in

the shipping Gazette

look to be sold at public auction at the

Wexford arms Ross carbury where you left

it l time no barely time for anyone to

go and have a look at it much less

decide if there's a use for it well

shall not fetch more than 3 or 400

owners must have lost his wits the owner

abandoned interest in it when it was

lost four months ago it belongs to the

insurers now and they seem to want it

off their hands just as soon as they can

don't they know a th ship in the same

one oh don't fret James it's their loss

and those indeed it is the Salvage Court

will allow only onethird of the value so

whatever it fetches at public auction

even in Ireland will be deemed the value

but it's it's really worth so much more

well oh well yes only James thinks

that Maria de Gloria you know so far

I've not met anybody who's ever heard of

her nor have I it seems she's never been

seen in English Waters and according to

the Shippy movement lists well there's

no mention of her there anywhere

something odd about that

ship I'm going to get to the bottom of

it Robert we'll go over tonight on a

stink packet eh to Island we could be in

Ros calary day after tomorrow oh cut

your losses James and you'll be all

right here if Robert himself himself go

over to Ireland oh indeed I will I'm

coming with you and a woman in your

condition doesn't travel over the Irish

sea in a steam packet the Irish sea is a

sight less dangerous and climbing those

stairs every time I want to go out or

looking close from the cell for that

abominable stove you never made

complaint before I've never been with

child before

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Where's Robert got no stomach for the

sea at all Paul Robert you and I are

used to it just heard who's handling the

sale of the Schooner Mr sank a Shar

customer

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here how much longer must we endure this

bouncing 10 cattle long enough for you

to acquire your sea

legs man I just lost my

balance you're

there I'm not feeling too

well you'll never CE

it it's a

baby you should have stayed at home told

you I'm all right really I

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am she's a lovely lying on the water lot

of damage day's work for a competent

ship's Carpenter no more come on let's

have a word with Mr

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sanki uh Mr shanki who you

oh my name's

Onan it was I that salvaged the Maria

the Gloria I'm aware of that though I

fear there won't be much in this fi mran

oh indeed well now then this is my wife

an and we brother Robert your

service looks a good ship to me eh she

has a bad record we haven't seen any

records at all what's she been used for

well I'm just see insurers agent my

instructions are to arrange a quick sale

and dispose of her why did the owners

abandon her eh she couldn't even ride

out a gale bad seamanship perhaps some

crew from Brazil eh well I know

nothing of the crew except that they

were all picked up and taken home to Rio

Mr zanki what do you think she'll fetch

sir my principles be very happy to

receive

£500 he I did warn you there was little

for you in it as

Sala I reckon she's worth four times

that amount but how can you be so sure

James she does doesn't look worth 500 to

me face the fats man you were wrong to

price her so highly I think not Robert

look it's a matter of simple shopkeeping

I'm sure it is to you look if I price a

candle at a one penny then a penny is

what it's worth otherwise I'd charge

more Mr sanki doesn't even want to get

more than £500 for her no one will bid

more anyway right he got some interest

in this I swear I mean to sell a ship

like that

here this crowd

James yes £50 wor a pineapple rotted on

the Charlotte roads because of the delay

can you honestly say you're not just

trying to justify that you saw at

Timbers not more than two years old

lovely lines you said but James you've

said yourself you've no way of telling

how fast a ship is until you take it to

Sea a well this time is different I just

know she's a fast chip oh it's late come

to bed

I mean why would they want to get rid of

us so quickly for such a measly s

there's more to life than ships I wanted

you to stay at home but know you would

come over here making yourself iller now

that you are here oh I'm sorry I was

foolish it's

Elizabeth she thinks Albert neglects her

neglects

her fine house cares servants everything

she needs so he's no need to feel guilty

about not being there himself she thinks

you'd be be the

same for a moment when you wanted me to

stay

behind oh I admit I was foolish

James Jam where are you going

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James for

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for

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for

who's there

Mr an MR shank I'm just looking around

you know at this time of night well

couldn't sleep you know what can you see

in the

dark all that I want I think well um

good enough Mr zanki I could bring you

before a magistrate for this this is not

your property Mr onidan and of no wish

it to be

either so you went to border last night

I and found out what wanted to know oh

and what was that Maria de glor is a

slaver a

slaver I found the fittings for the

manles and Sher a twe deck at one time

or other too the slave trade's illegal

now well still goes on how I thought the

French and English navies had ships on

the African Coast to stop it so you need

a fast ship to evade them a ship

especially built for the purpose the

Brazilians have got too much in slavery

to give up the trade allog together so

that Schooner was a designed to put a

long wait between her and any ship

pursuing her no wonder you couldn't find

out out about her Robert I doubt she's

ever been registered but what's she

doing in Northern

latitudes maybe there was after a

Brazilian owners and he wants to get rid

of her eh so he TT on a cargo of sugar

and with the same crew he sends it on a

commercial Voyage Through Seas they

they've never sailed before and at the

first sign of trouble they take to the

boat so that explains why the insurers

want a quick sale the less attention

drawn to the B suits my purpose fine but

you want the ship to get the real value

so that you get a just Salvage award and

the Salvage award I'd drive at the ship

what for £500 she'd be an absolute

bargain on the fruit run from the aor

she'd beat everybody home now I'll tell

you something when we get back to

Liverpool we display no more interest in

the Maria de Gloria we tell nobody but I

thought the 500 was for a house oh and

we can always get a house but we'll

never have a chance of a scer like that

not for

£500 it's a poor lookout for a man of my

years if we to be denied the occasion to

drink a health to his own grandson it'll

be 6 months at least before he's even

born the way you're drinking his health

you'll not be able to Christen again I

understand at least he's to be born in a

more salubrious surrounding than this

yes James is to buy a house for us the

property I'm told you have in mind seems

sounding up in her Timbers a b short an

accommodation if it's the house in

Trinity Road that you're referring to

I've been to look at it that's all I'm

not sure I'm completely taken with it in

any case at the moment James needs the

money for other

purposes but it only takes one other

bidder to find out about that ship and

the price will soon sort to its proper

value well I just have to chance that

won't I £500 is as far as I can go huh

so an must do without the house in

Trinity Road oh if anybody talks to me

about that again look we're only trying

to help James help well yes I that is I

I mean James we do have something saved

and with that little nest for my aunt

more are you offering me Al

loone

well not exactly no we thought if we

could buy say say 500 of your in Eden

line shares well then they'd still be in

family now if you want to buy some more

shares you buy them from the public that

way we'll have all the more in the

family won't we of course you want to

reduce my

holding Robert I might have to sell some

shares but if I do I'll sell them to

people I know I can buy them back

from James Onan found out she was a

slaver I can't say but I strongly

suspect that he has well if he has he'll

bid for

her oh good morning

Emma Miss em may I present Mr sanki

agent for weather Biz who insured the

Maria de Gloria I'll take my leave oh

there's no need you can speak freely in

front of Miss Callen she owns the

business indeed she also has a head for

it very pretty one too if I may say

so now

uh Mr sanki thinks that James or may

have stumbled on the truth about the

Maria de Gloria and that she's a slaver

well a fast ship anyway a ship he might

be inclined to purchase if he could get

it cheap enough well Wilbraham at least

will beat against him so will I because

if James on needing at that auction I'll

be there too and if that's the case

there's no question of this private sale

we've been discussing a private sale

well Mr sank remembers our interest in

the Maria de Gloria when her owners

wanted to dispose of her quickly 6

months ago and now she's turned up again

brought in by of all people James all

need in Mr sank is offering her to us

for a straight £2,500 well then why go

to the trouble of putting her up for

auction to save Mr San's principles from

paying James on need in the Salvage

money he expects how

well if we don't let anyone know what a

fast chip she is ma'am no one will

bother to go all the way to Ireland to

bid for

her is about £400 and uh Mr sankis Man

what's his name Wilbraham I wilam has

instructions to top that you get it for

£450 at the most of which James Onin

gets 1/3 of Salva for mere

£50 and then you Mr wilham acting for

you sells a schooner to us on the quiet

for £2,500

what would she be worth if you auctioned

her fairly well at the least 3,000 she's

as good as that she's remarkable ma'am

uh which is why my Mr sank no will be

glad to have her well you can bid at the

auction if you prefer Mr FY but remember

my way you gain a considerable bargain

we save ourselves a great sum by

preventing unidan from getting the full

Salvage de from what I hear that in

itself could be quite a consideration

with you Mr ftin yes but if James needan

is going to bid for the ship himself

well in that case our transaction can't

stand so it's imperative that we find

out James says she'd beat everything on

the sea from the aor a fine time to buy

a ship oh the right time if it's a

bargain Elizabeth quite the stay at home

these days aren't you James that's nice

to be with your wife at a time like this

dinner ready yet it will be soon if the

fire's not gone out

an says you're not going to buy that

house in Trinity Road after all

Elizabeth I've told you before keep out

of our Affairs you mean to leave her

here don't you your profits and your

Ships Come First even before your own

child and is as anxious as I am that our

child shall make no difference to our

way of life she readily understands that

if I need to put the Affairs of the anen

line before a bow fronted window or a

lace covered C that have every right to

do

so well am I not right of course James

I must go I left the servant spring

cleaning and with Albert away they're

inclined to grow LAX in their

duties how lucky you are an not to be

troubled with these

problems next time my sister comes to

call I advise you to be a bit more

reticent with your confidences

eh could you put some more coal on the

fire for me I've managed to fill the

bucket but it's a lifting I find hard

an if it should be necessary to find

more than

£500 would you begrudge me the

expenditure well how could you raise the

money sell some of the shares in that

case couldn't you sell a few more and we

could have a house as well a year before

the Maria de Gloria made enough profit

to buy back the shares and a house

couldn't make any profit to buy them

back so yeah you would be grudging me

eh I can manage this stairs without

undue exertion at the moment but not the

Cal

I hope I'm not incommoding you oh an

unexpected honor Miss Callen well I'd

heard your wife was with child and

knowing there'll be times when you're

away at Sea I wanted her to know if

there was ever anything I could do my

wife has everything she needs I came out

of kindness not charity oh won't you sit

down Miss cvin afraid you find us ill

prepared for visiting PR make no

ceremony for me Mrs aned you'll take a

glass of something we have some mad no I

can see you're just about to die I'll

call another day oh you think nobody had

ever had a baby before well your wife

has never had one before it's not

expected for another 6 months yet at

least well let's hope you're home for

the happy event and that by then your

fortunes will have turned sufficiently

to provide for it Miss Gan why have you

called

eh I admit that whilst here I did intend

to make inquiries about something else

but my concern for your wife is no less

genuine for

that this ship you salvaged well Mr fogy

and I were wondering whether it was

worth going over to Ireland to bid for

her well would I tell you if it were

well you would I think if you knew in

fact it were

not what if I were to tell you that the

Maria de gler is so unstable that she'd

found her after hitting the first Gale

that she's so unseaworthy that I should

have let her to sink what would you

infer from that eh that I wanted you out

of the way so I could get a cheap myself

very possibly or my uncle may have

underrated you but I do

not well whoever buys the Maria de

Gloria buys a pig in a poke for £500 she

could be worth it or she could

not for the Cen company it's not much of

a

risk but um for my wife and myself

expecting our first uh well we've got

better things to spend our money

on well I appreciate apprciate your

cander good day Mrs

anen I'll see myself

out good day now G yeah not should kill

any interest in her there they now

unless anybody else has heard of that

ship she's as good as ours oh James stop

it stop what it all seem so petty and

that ship could be the way back for us

another ship another Gamble

oh I'm sorry I just feel so

weary I'll get you dinner I fear it'll

be

overdone I see you sailing today Mr

Baines hi Mr B onan's in

command his wife's with him now saying

goodbye we sail on the tide oh so he

won't be on hand to see what he might

get for salvaging that Schooner the

auctions tomorrow he's not expecting

much from that got his fingers burned

there didn't he why don't you buy us her

you could afford a few thousand few

thousand well she's not worth more than

3 or 400 from what I'm told Captain o'

never wants to hear of the Maria the

Gloria again I'm not surprised Mr

Baines why are you sailing

today ship C money will load it sooner

than I counted on so why wait so that

you can go to Ireland to buy that

Schooner oh you say that

yes James you've hardly spoken a word to

me these last two days can't you see I'm

trying to make amends I want you to buy

her another venture another gamble

oh I was just feeling so weary that day

frightened I was even a bit envious too

H Callen in a fine clothes and

Elizabeth look I don't care a job for a

house if buying the Maria de Gloria is

what we need well that auction's

tomorrow you must be there whatever it

costs come

in excuse me sir oh yeah I just thought

you'd like to know I fool Mr fogy all

the way he thinks I'm saying I neglected

to tell him I got my Master's

certificate man oh I'm glad to hear that

Mr B

thank you ma'am I told him You' no wish

to hear of the maret Gloria again so if

you go now you just have time to catch

the packet yeah only your pocket it

doesn't sell as well you only bother

with that if he thought you were too

you'll have it all to yourself let's

hope it's worth what you pay for it I'll

be back in a couple of days eh with the

scoon so he was going anyway I should

have guessed

well you know kept no need man

yes but for a while I forgot but what

about her finer points Mr sanki how do I

recommend her to the Boyers just say

she's a 300 ton Schooner in need of

repairs a powerful fine Schooner in good

state of repair that is not what I said

Mr Delany a broad beam sits well on the

water good strong hind quarters of solid

she is a ship not a prize bull maybe but

I'm a deal with more skilled at selling

cattle than ships and there so little to

attract their imagination as it were ah

the Dublin coach let's hope it brings

some customers nobody from these parts

has money to spare I should have thought

you was just what was needed for the

local potato trade there's a small bunch

of farmers who form themselves into a

sort of a Syndicate and if they haven't

drunk the money away before the auction

tomorrow they maybe bid a few hundred

but if you want her to fetch a a fair

price we just want her disposed of Mr

Delany

ah here's someone with a right smell of

affluence about him his name's Wilbraham

you'll find tomorrow he could well be

your man and with the gentleman upstairs

as well I was forgetting him what

gentleman

upstairs this was hardly necessary just

here to observe Mr sanki to keep an eye

on my interest in the

matter good evening f

good evening Mr

onen James has taken all the money he

could raise to Ireland with him I don't

know why you put up with it an why I

have questioned it I want to

know I married him for security and I

love him for the lack of

it dear Elizabeth you wouldn't

understand at all £300 I am bid do I

hear for 400 for this fine

Schooner now gentlemen this auction is

conducted by inch of candle when the

candle burns out the lot Falls for

whatever bid I've accepted at that time

now take heed from my experience as an

Auctioneer in the hope of getting it

cheap you stand to lose it all together

if you leave it to the last moment so

who will bid me

£400

£350

320 if your friend wil doesn't push the

price up soon or need will get it for a

M400 he I know isn't going to raise his

hand until that near burnt out just in

time for wilam to make another bid you

can't count on that Wilbraham knows

these auctions by inch of candle he can

time them to a fraction of a second Keep

Calm Mr fogy wilam will get that

Schooner for 450 and our transaction can

take place as ban but if need him she'll

get him first I'll not risk it wait a

moment just in ah come on now gentlemen

surely we can do better than

this

Elizabeth wait

less than half an inch of candle left

and I'm still only bid

£350 do I hear for £400 Mr Willam ah

thank you sir now who will bid me

£450 yes sir Mr Oren £500 thank you Mr

Wilbraham

£550 with Mr Oren at

550 a 600 I'm

bid that's willam's limit if he goes any

higher we have nothing to gain by

selling to you afterwards but if you

needing she get it now 6 50 I am bid

that's your Irishman the potato Merchant

at least let's see the color of our

ning's

money 700 I look for 700 who will bid me

£700 700 Mr wilam can you help me Mr

oron 750 I am bid Mr Wilbraham 800 Mr

Wilbraham now who will bid me

£800 I am bid 700 he's still in at 800

just how much higher can he go now

gentlemen there's only a minute or two

time we found out and I must have

800 yes sir I have £800 and the

gentleman's just joined us Mr foggy £

80050 thank you Mr or

900 that's better £900 I bid

950 a

th000 do I hear a ,000 well who will bid

me

£1,000 with Mr Ren there at

£950 do I hear a

th000 a th000 thank you sir now

gentlemen time is running out can we say

uh

£1,200 ,100 then who will give me

£1,100 with Mr foty at £1,000 do I hear

,100 I 1100 con

gentlemen

James do I hear 1100

1100 and I bid

£1,100 you are you're leaving it late

sir well get on with it then

1200 ah 1200 I am bid 1250

1,300 Mr

FY thank you sir

1,400 yes sir

15

16

17

18 I must have more than this gentleman

can I hear £1,900 will you give me

£1,900

2,000 2,000 2

200

2,400 with Mr oen at 2,400 will you give

me £2,600

can I say

2,800 Mr on

Eden do I hear £2,800

with Mr fory at £2,600 do I hear 2,800

you're here 2,800 2,800 I'm bid

3,000

2,900

2,850 sold to Captain Anin for £2,800

I hope you've got the money Mr

anen you made a deal with s didn't you

auction out off cheaply took me out of

my Salvage award and buy her for the Kal

company but you didn't know my limit did

you on

Eden well you've got yourself a fine

ship

1,000 for the Salvage award which means

the Schooners cost me under £2,000 and

you have but

£500 you'll have to sell nearly £1,500

worth of your Shar ah but she's a fine

schoon but on the she'll make more

than

what an where's an in bed ill she was

lifting the call for that St and no one

else here at the

time a

child she hasn't lost yes but what

matter James has gained another

ship did you get the scooner

yeah

good that's what we

need would you come this

way very

fine James keeps his promises anyway

high price to pay for a new house a lost

baby oh do not think so oh do try to be

civil Albert I am your wife you haven't

been a wife to me in years you're never

at home are you you refused to follow me

and you had scant need for a wife in

Turkey by all accounts if you had the

smallest regard for wely duties you'd

have oh it's Duty now is it was it ever

love would you come in here please

ah there they are Albert

Elizabeth but surprise eh happy

anniversary of your wedding man it was

Anne's idea to warm her new house how

lovely and everybody

here Williams not so little now my

husband insisted that he went way to

school it's harder nowadays to find good

servants than it was to find our new

house my husband who is the um Member of

Parliament for Liverpool you know is

always Z man I

here my congratulations Mr onedin upon

what oh upon a fine house servants a new

Prosperity since you beat me to the

Maria de Gloria you're a man to be

reckoned with again never doubt it both

your ships working and another one under

Charter lady lasenby ah which reminds me

if you excuse me fogy

than done good thank you house full of

gentry Sarah mhm the cream of Liverpool

Society Robert and know as good as any

of

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them well does it put you in a mood Emma

for what for naming the date of our

wedding husbands and

wives I doubt their social faces where

on another Voyage n To America with that

no not this time so if you'll forgive me

if I slip off in a moment and I'll be

here to look

after so we'll

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F you look extremely well Elizabeth well

thank you sir and a reception in your

honor so it

[Laughter]

seems you must what Mr must ask to be

excused out here lady L what in the

middle of your own reception well Time

and Tide you know oh nonsense I will not

believe but that you have bought Time

and Tide in Liverpool along with so much

H well if they were for sale are they

not did you not assure my husband when

you sold him so many of your shares that

your need in Steam ships would make you

independent of them I sold those shares

to your husband to buy the Maria de

Gloria and this house on the

understanding that I could buy them back

ah so now you're off to America to make

your fortune and on your husband's

business and returning with winter wheat

and molasses oh you make us sound like

Tradesman mran but fine Tradesman though

lady l

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Royal set good Anor slash

properly hi sir lovely ship Sir they're

all lovely before a wind like this Mr

Baines Mr the lady L to be with mine

instead of

Uncharted and she's sweeter than her

nam's

sake Elizabeth I will not tolerate this

even at an's reception you and foggy

flirting and smiling billing and cooing

you think no one sees these things I

think the servants will hear you if you

do not moderate your tone well they can

only gossip too does it give you

pleasure that people smirk and talk

about us in public people will talk with

or without cause they have cause not

from me cause enough if they say you're

no wife to me they're right I don't know

what you

mean I am tired of being reasonable and

patient with you I've waited and I've

hoped hoped that by being kind and

considerate you would at least come to

respect me out of simple Justice we

can't pretend we've had a loving

marriage but how can it improve when you

treat me like a guest in your house that

faintly bores you you can't forget

William or forgive

me William is my son who was father was

became immaterial a long time

since but you have cheated me of so very

much you are cold and unfair not I who

am cold am I perhaps you are just not as

warm-blooded as some warm blooded yes

married to you not as manly

Albert

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whoa get up

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[Applause]

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go on in go on with

you oh Albert you don't know how pleased

I'm to see you you know I was afraid

that you no

well truth to tell I was

ashamed I just didn't know else to turn

to was kind of you paying those bills oh

that's all right only the show closed

well it's not a busy time in the theater

just now I've not worked

since it's very OD for a woman

alone uh Carrie you're you're all right

now fine I mean um money for food and

rent oh I'll manage no no no no no no

well take it if you need it

please oh you darling

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man oh I uh I'll tell

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Mom an I must tell

you that will do thank you

Maggie and may I stay here with you for

a few

days at least until I find myself some

other lodgings what has happened I've

left Albert

is it not late for a respectable matron

to be abroad

well it's late for me anyway come on

Sarah it's time we we're going just a

moment Sarah just a moment Robert I want

to know what brings Elizabeth here do

you

know but with all our talk we quite

forgot the main purpose of your visit so

we did those papers upon which James

requires our signatures on which I

require your signatures ah yes you see

we have a legitimate reason for our

gallivanting but what brings Elizabeth

here oh a big pardon mom now it's Mr

Fraser

I see Albert I'd expected better of you

at least it is not the way you think but

you'll Aid in a better in a latest

foolishness we are not alone Albert no I

can quite see that look I don't pretend

to understand what's going on but this

is no time for a family se but you and

needing know of family your harb me wife

can I have a meeting with this man your

turn a manner to be so offensive do you

deny you were sitting here discussing it

laughing and talking with a spoiled girl

with no better sense of loyalty than to

Desert me out of Fe I do deny it yes I

followed you tonight you were ever a

trollop and now you're a spy I've

advised your wife before this to stay

with you oh I owe me marriage to your

whim do I your marriage is none of my

business oh yes it is it's very much

your business if my wife deserts me I'll

not maintain her she'll get not one

penny from me you need your money do you

to support Mistresses you'll need money

so get it from the man you left me for

listen

stop it all of you I will not have such

behavior in my house Robert Sarah and Mr

fogy will hear by purest chance and any

other suggestions a direct front to me I

can't believe that very well Robert

please see that he leaves this house if

James if if if if but he isn't oh all

right an know Albert I think you should

leave oh I shall go and Elizabeth it's

my opinion that you should go with your

husband go I shall not I'd rather walk

the streets you may yet be doing that

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love it sir this isn't your first trip

is it no sir done two trips to sherberg

sir you that trimmed the lamps this

morning thanks sir what about this one

eh thoughts of New York taking your

minds off your work mean smoking what if

it should start a

fire well reach a it yes sir hi sir

sorry

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sir Mrs Fraser has left her

husband hi oh you knew

that I feared it may end in the Law

Courts Law Courts a divorce you mean or

separation oh it's Unthinkable it would

ruin the anidan and Captain aniden would

never permit it to come to that well

he's a SE isn't he I'm also told that

Robert and Sarah were party to her

walking out and aided and abetted it and

even that she made have left him

for go on for

you I see so there is no substance to it

none well I'm glad of that for I cannot

afford Scandal of any kind in my

situation nor even less could you

may Scandal would prevent us being wed

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truth to tell I cannot feel a great deal

of Sympathy For You Elizabeth you've

behaved shaby in my

opinion you foed upon Albert a child who

was not his own yet he's come to love

young William he's had to suffer

selfishness and willfulness from you and

yet he still has some regard for you

well if you feel like that perhaps I

better not stay here no where will you

go if I have been shabby to deceive

Albert though it was before my marriage

the man with whom it happened must yet

do his duty by me he wanted to do his

duty as you call it at the time and you

rejected him now if you cut any girlish

dream that Mr fogy can somehow rescue

you you're sadly mistaken anything he

did would ruin both of you I don't see

why people do get divorced nowadays as a

last resort to rid themselves an

impossibly Wicked or immoral

partner I think I should tell you as

soon as you came here I wrote straight

away to James the news should reach in

New York you had no right this is my

life James won't stand by and see you

ruin it James is very far away

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oh and I'm not to be

disturbed I am so sorry to have been so

long with a gentleman of course Mr

fellow but uh you would not have enjoyed

meeting him

I am afraid they are not gentlemen in

his kind of work what did he discover

not happy news I'm afraid it any goes to

show how wise you were to take legal

advice as early as you did in this but

what news ah your husband is not being

Wise It's Beginning to build into a

solid case for judicial separation well

you understand that's not truly what I

want I only want my husband to maintain

me no I said not one penny till she

comes home and I stand by it but you're

not living at Home Albert you live in

here SS have left and I'm not going to

live in an empty house so Albert I came

to you quite reasonably let Elizabeth

come she deserted me with provocation

Albert with provocation with less

provocation than I've had in years of

marriage I'm not prepared to discuss me

affairs with you

Affairs then you must discuss them with

someone must oh I think not here we are

then I thought you might care for a

glass of wine we just got a bottle in

thank you I'll put it

there nothing

else well just call

Albert you seem uh quite comfortable

here well looked after by uh Miss Harris

I don't recall making

introductions this won't do

Halbert it's affecting the business you

know and there's foggy daily growing

more impatient for plans for your

steamship contracts are going elsewhere

trades falling off Scandal never was

good for business Albert it must be

stopped you stop it then

I'm look Albert you and Elizabeth must I

don't know make up come back together I

don't anything but regularize this

situation Elizabeth sent you to say this

no no no no Sarah and I thought

that

well yes Elizabeth knew that I was

coming here yes and the remed is in her

own hands is it look I don't pretend

that Elizabeth is an easy person to live

with but there's fault on your side too

you

know well For Heaven's Sake maam here

you are living in what can only be

called sin with a with a musical singer

out get out

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what is it

sir it's from a wife sent all the way

across the Atlantic at Great expense

well how goes the loading then eh we're

a deck and short we we nearly done sir

the molasses and weed to loaded we have

just those creats of medical

supplies right sell on the first tide

get up there with the baying pin if you

have to but we must be finished sell a

man shot if we have to bad news was it

sir bad and worse unless we get back to

England

soon on the contrary lady L it's very

gracious of you to call well I thought

it was time that someone returned your

call I'm sorry uh your sister no how is

she in excellent Health thank you good

the air must be doing her some good the

air well she has been leaving cards so I

understand over half the city oh

Elizabeth was always fond of company and

visiting yes indeed so she must miss

them or am might being too direct a

cake no thank you I am a believer in the

large effects of small matters small

virtues small

vices that is in

moderation

SMY thank you I also believe that an

accumulation of Virtues can become a

happy life and make for a well a safe

society in which each individual may be

um

fulfilled according to his St

vices on the other hand can also become

a pattern of life but a pattern that is

totally unacceptable unacceptable to

whom why to

society there must be order right or

wrong we're not monkeys Mrs Onan I have

read that a Mr Charles Darwin would have

us believe otherwise really then I

should say that such reading was not

fitting for a gentle woman oh dear me

know oh no well would such an idea

leaders Mrs on I have the warmest regard

for you personally so now I must presume

upon your forbearance yes well you will

know that you're not being received in

society and I must tell you it may

seriously affect your husband's business

interests I see the pressure is so great

that even my own husband may be forced

to sell his shareholdings in the unidan

steamships and I take it that uh your

husband does not have the sum required

to buy them back himself not yet and he

wants to buy them back he will never

earn the money in the present climate

there is too much

gossip and this is just the

beginning do tell me is it true that Mr

Fraser contemplates nothing less than

a a

divorce it is

true Mrs Fraser has been served with

papers and she will cross petition for a

separation your family could not survive

it Spite and gossip will finish you oh

Scandal May sometimes be lived down but

this this will be the end of the unidan

family what can I do no one can help you

Mrs unidan and nobody can save you

except that there must be no divorce

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what is it l Mr Bean's compliment sir

and have we yet laid down the new course

for

England we

I have sorry

sir right we hooked the coast as far

north as New Foundland then by great

circle uh uh North by isand

eh inform Mr Baines of my wishes will

you hi

sir well no Captain not questioning an

order I was just trying to say that just

do us our bed Mr Banks I was trying to

say if we run so far north on your

course there's every chance we'll meet

ice at this time of the year Well we

very little chge at the moment wind's

still

southeasterly we may be blown still

further north and we run the risk of

meeting icebergs and may I I weigh the

risks Mr it's imperative that we make a

fast passage to

Liverpool all sir

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stop it no no now you stop it

you look so pretty Emma you quite

Wicked you should be ashamed of yourself

Daniel FY but I'm not

Don't Run

Away you frighten me I

do I'm a lamb and you told me a

falsehood now take me home what

falsehood papers you said the papers you

simply must collect it was just an

excuse to trick me into being alone with

you a little white lie otherwise I would

have had to take you home

so you

must imagine my

reputation bad enough that I should die

in public with you as do all the best

people made me feel so wicked Emma you

make me

feel little Wicked

too no

and a

darling you're so

beautiful

Daniel I love you him Daniel I love you

I feel so nice and all that champagne

has made my head so oh my

darling

yes please yes oh Daniel

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I'm sorry I'm sorry it's all right I'm

just so frightened there's nothing to be

frighten of I can't

I you're too fine for me so kind and a

gentle and

understanding you might swayed me even

forced me to and you

didn't I'm so upw me no Emma you're

beautiful it it terrifies me

F of children oh is that all how can I

be married it's very easy Lord all you

have to say is I

do I love you

Emma and I love you so very very

much to be so understanding and so

patient with

me well I learned patience in a hard

School of course

did she hurt you very much who

Elizabeth Mrs Fraser you were to have

married her weren't

you

well that was a long time ago and then

one learned

something then I thought I was in love

too now you can understand how one may

be carried away in a moment of passion

oh yes I was we both were and then

I did not call her

hold was

she and all this time you've been

wrestling with your conscience trying a

thousand times to tell me oh now you

have and I shall show you that I can be

understanding

too and now we'll never talk about it

again will

we well

oh no

Emma so you are to be involved they will

name you in this terrible divorce it's

possible but why and what you just told

me happened before she married Albert

Fraser how can it possibly have

any what is it Daniel there's something

else something you've not told me

Elizabeth what is it you're keeping from

me Daniel I demand to know very

well William their

son I'm Miss father your child now you

said you could be understanding too and

all this is going to come out before the

court you had to tell me didn't you

before I found out and you tried to

seduce me you wanted to seduce me just

that you could tell me this no Emma no

your child

oh I hate

you I hate

you TCH the Bon Mr L why

sir

sir very far nor and if we don't bring

in some more sale we'll be blown clear

to the Artic with this freak wind not

let for

days you thinking to relieve me of

command oh sorry

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s well nothing sir only that snow when

it's blowing up right now

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ice ice ice off the St

ball the wind's backing sir all and now

I need to be in Liverpool

well with no choice Mr BS we have to R

for Iceland in

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armor I'm far from sure a Judicial

separation is our wisest cause you mean

he's agreed to maintain me no no no I

mean he intends to sue even though he

has no certain case well then what do

you suggest Mr fellow as your lawyer I

would advise we cross petition Mr Fraser

for

divorce council's opinion is that any

action on your part for divorce would be

ill considered that's impertinent no no

no in the legal sense she deserted me

I'm afraid that your wife's desertion

does not constitute sufficient ground

for divorce her lawyer advises I wonder

if she went to a lawyer at subpoena fogy

and make public her unchastity with him

I shall sue for a divorce they cannot

yet Sue on the grounds of your your

desertion however your husband's

adultery adultery a few men are wholly

blameless now her relationship with Mr

fog her adultery with fogy no you were

not married and that doesn't count you

may be held to have condoned they will

want to get you into court perhaps an

attempt to have you declared an unfit

mother but she has always been a kind

and a loving mother it is what these

things may be shown to be in law it's a

nightmare more efficacious still might

be an action to have the child declared

illegitimate my son but he is not your

son oh dear Heaven the advantages of

such an action would be to present their

case our version of the facts before a

court of law Suba Daniel F and if they

will we could find that it will

strengthen our hand in the event of any

subsequent divorce action no I only want

my husband to maintain me I don't hate

her so much that I could do those things

against her immature this is the law but

will he ignore your advice no it must be

divorce or nothing well then you have

set the law in motion and we have

already served you with papers for

divorce however we shall lose I don't

care and we should

win Mr

bains Mr bains all hands on deck all

hands on deck all hands on deck walk for

we IID all over for top master

she's

sprung she's cracking I am

badly get the sailes down and go to Gall

too sheets and clue

up come on Lads look Lively there we got

to free that topos this cracking click

Lively Lads

Lively everyby to let go the upper

sheets Look Out Below there

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oh

we we saved the ship Sir hush man yeah

give me the run boy my legs you'll have

to be cut

off yes the R by the room beg your

pardon sir but there's medical supplies

aboard and Mr Beans was checking the

cargo ether

carbolic what did you see a doctor to

use them but he as much Superior to R

sir you see We R the patient I mean

conscious hang your don't you dare argue

with the

captain I have used drum I know nothing

about ether boy I've seen it being used

to my father's a medical man what

believe me I believe you friend

too we may keep him unconscious as long

as maybe captain please Captain we know

Ramer I've seen legs like this

and it'll have to cut just give me

enough rum and I'll not feel of

things

ether I can't

po get me a bottle of each a it for what

for a bill that I can't pay what is it

this time clothes drink hats feathers

that's not nice how am I supposed to

live as what a gness huh who'd employ me

oh I could go on the streets or to the

poor house you don't know what it's like

with all your fine

relations

perhaps I'll pay your bill this time

Carrie but there's an end to it where

are you going now I'm moving out where

too who else would suffer you in all

your moods I'm going back to my own

house

he's UNC

sir

boy a leg like

that what would your father do eh I

don't know sir cut it

sir the comes of a crippled

sailor bains in a poor house

no you must cut it sir it may go angr

should not the C only help prevent that

we could never walk in you say The Ether

will keep him

unconscious

well I could try to men the

leg we risk killing him

sir yeah come on get out of the cabin

you two come on canly Brea in

here oh Albert I beg you to reconsider

if James were here he would order it and

I would not obey James is not here no so

oh Albert I beg you not to ruin all of

us yes an you beg but Elizabeth not a

word from her she's as stubborn as

you I have

reconsidered I'm going

ahead for

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I can do no

better sh blue in the

face Quicken

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check the course with the hesman God

knows where we are now hi

how do you

feel all right sir consider it

that's that's the end of me andit sir

there's a

sailor no Mr

vs you

know it's funny

sir I always heard that you could still

feel

it I could still feel that leg there

clear as if I had lost it ain't lost

it I didn't cut it oh don't Molly

Meer you have trle to me with two legs

leave alone

one I I didn't cut it I set it you still

have both

legs I've seen legs like that you

couldn't save like

that

look

God you didn't

God I'll get the ganger

easer God all pleasing

you sir Captain sir the ace sir the ace

I thought it's picking up

sir we may still get to Liverpool on

time

no sign of double

here not even thees

here morning uh good morning is uh Mr

Fraser in court yet um no uh not yet is

Mrs fr in court yet yeah no not

yet dear me neither principle in this

action here yet do you think that we

ought to tell the clerk to inform his

lordship no leave it a moment yet a

while

oh yes we didn't know when to expect

yeah what's

wrong I thought you were

lost I've told you before you can't lose

me

now there

letter Albert and Elizabeth what of

them you're too late James they'll be in

court

now Elizabeth

Albert this is disgraceful Bill yes

indeed after all our work mind you what

we uh could almost get on without the

me oh thank

you what good what is

it I've come come

back if you'll have

me have

you

yes oh

yes

because who else ever would

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wonderful to see

you that creature

just look at that dress Shameless

Elizabeth welcome

home when did you get it you look

Splendid it's absolutely the latest

fashion direct from Paris do say you

like it Albert only a blind man could

fail to express his admiration

m g ftin thank you for an entertaining

Voyage Mr ftin my pleasure Mrs Fraser of

course I shall never wear a krlin again

they are so demode what was that wret

doing aboard your ship she was a

passenger passenger indeed now let me

tell you Daniel F no Miss Emma Kalen I

will not permit you to tell me not here

not in public you wish to raise your

voice like a fish wife then do so in the

privacy of my

office there nothing more than an

unfortunate coincidence you would not

trust her an inch on the way back from

Paris she took passage aboard the first

ship Bound for Liverpool she is a

faithless creature and has proved so in

the past as you well know may God

preserve me from spiteful and jealous

women I had reason for jealousy once or

do you choose to forget that she was

once carrying your child I would forget

the sooner we are not so bent on

constantly reminding me one reminder sir

has romantical Notions and a hoby Hoy

skirt that disgraces the name of

Womanhood we were aboard the ship for a

day and a night in the company of 20

seen and and other passengers and I can

assure you that at all times both Mrs

Fraser and myself behav with the utmost

circumspection you're sure it was not

but a coincidence of course it was

a although I wouldn't put it past James

on needing what well he Al but Fraser

would like nothing better than the cause

a rift between you and I Mr anan's away

and Mr Fraser is too honorable a

gentleman to risk his wife's reputation

then it was a coincidence are we agreed

sorry Daniel I know I'm greeneyed with

jealousy but I can't help

it poor Emma well there's only one way

you can save me from the Wilds of

Designing Women you must you must name

the

day I do wish you had consulted me

earlier Mrs oin it was nothing doctor

just a stitch slight attack of stomach

cramps would you imagine to be one of

the disorders to which your sex is

subject H yes I will not hide it me Mrs

Onin this disorder is of a more serious

nature and is directly connected with

your re's carriage and you know your

medical history over the past four years

has been well not good oh that was

nothing pain Mrs on in his part of God's

mercy and we ignore his warnings at our

Peril you have a fine house servants to

do your

bidding you're more fortunate than most

yes James is a good husband

and an affectionate

one we hold each other in very high

regard if that is your meaning that is

not my

meaning

oh I will speak plainly Mrs

Onin under no circumstances must you

bear

children I cannot have a

child ever I did not say that I said you

must

not my

husband he so Longs for a son out of the

question I'm

sorry what can I

say how can I possibly tell him I can

spare you that embarrassment when Mr

Onin gets M

no I shall tell him myself when his

return

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good idea to come aboard Captain

visiting ships is the only Hospitality

we have in this God forsaken

Port you've been to zabar before captain

no no this is my first experience I'll

make it your last thank you I've known

worse he they're venal every last one of

them ven I beg you pardon captain

there's a boat approaching H that'll be

his nibs he's who s bin

Salem calls himself a sheep what do you

call him a scandle sir a SC

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shik s Ben Salim Salam captain on

greetings your Excellency

Captain Franks it is a pleasure to meet

you again it's a one-sided pleasure when

do I start discharging cargo alas

Captain the lighters are not yet free of

their other there will be no more

presents no more back shees is that

clear such small offerings as you have

made from the goodness of your heart

have the blessings of Allah not another

dime and you start your boys I loading

my ships right now or you're going to

have my console breathing down your neck

shic good day Captain

pleasure the Americans are a forthright

race but they do have an unhappy

tendency of exporting their virtues as

well as their goods a wise man

acknowledges the customs of a strange

country well your Excellency will you

take a seat thank can I offer you some

refreshment I regret my religion forbids

The Taking of of alcohol well man

doesn't but I never did take much to

John Barley

corn this

climate I prefer

lemonade that I find most unusual

Captain it is my experience that most

Europeans drink not so much to satisfy

their thirst but to inflame their

passions it is written that the fruit of

the zachum tree shall truly be the food

of Sinners Like scalding water it shall

simmer in his belly you are a True

Believer captain

oh no I'm not of the faith it is also

written he that reveres the Quran shows

the piety of his heart well I B a bit

more than

piety heavier finest

merican 20 such rolls it's a gift for

your

Excellency also for your

Excellency a small gift Smooths even the

path of the ratches most thoughtful

Captain how many bills of marican do you

have for sale uh 12,000 such rolls um

200 cases of muskets and ammunition all

at a fair price a fair price Captain is

one that gives satisfaction to both

parties what is your first price well

now for how many rols

I beg you I beg

you Mr onen yes that's right here Mr

Robert

onen yes I am my name is Mitchell sir my

card

oh oh Mr Mitchell you're a Tea Merchant

then yes but that is not the purpose of

my business I had hoped to um have the

privilege of meeting Mr James oen oh

well I'm afraid you've uh you've made a

fruitless Journey sir my brother is away

yes I understand uh that's why I came to

see you oh well if I can be of any

assistance yes I a shareholder of the

onidan steamship

line well Sir Mr Mitchell I am very

pleased to make your

acquaintance sorry yes during my

brother's absence I am responsible for

the business Affairs of the company a

responsibility you share with a Mr

Fraser and uh your chairman Mr fogy

that's right right yes thank oh

George do Onan line directors normally

conduct their business in the street Mr

Onan I do ask your pardon sir would you

come this way please this is my wife Mr

Mitchell oh I do apologize for the

disorder Mr Mitch oh on the contrary

it's I should apologize for calling at

such an inconvenient moment I do

understand Mrs onen that business does

not stand upon ceremony

oh oh yes would you care for a glass of

wine sir well that's very kind of

you oh excuse me thank you it is so

inconvenient you simply have nowhere to

turn excuse me oh

Rachel so you're a shareholder you said

then Mr Mitchell well you've uh you've

invested wisely sir I think not sir the

company has as yet paid not one penny in

dividends oh well it will sir it will

but not until the ship is launched and

um if you'll forgive me saying so Mr

anadian that seems to be taking an

unconscionably long

time your health

sir yes well of course um Mr Fraser is

our designer and I can assure you that I

have the utmost confidence in him yes I

have taken the liberty of calling upon

Mr Fraser anded upon Mr fogot here but

uh neither gentleman was at home the

matter therefore rests with you Mr onen

oh

oh what

matter how unforgivably remiss of me no

I wish to dispose of my

shares oh well then if that is your wish

sir far be it from me to

uh how many shares do you have on offer

5,000 5,000 but that's the 5% that James

needs in order to regain control of the

company thank you Sarah it's all right

Robert I can Mar

it so you have shares on offer

sir and what price are you asking they

an offer to the highest bid

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oh good morning good morning Mr and Mrs

Fraser yes I've just come from uh Mr

Robert onan's

premises my name is Mitchell the highest

bidder it's outrageous well who can

blame the man he knows well enough that

whoever gains control of those shares

gains control of the company we can't

possibly afford to buy oh it's out of

the question I mean all these extensive

repairs and Al erations will take every

penny of our Capital oh where is James

why isn't he here that fogy will seize

this opportunity with both hands you

mark my words and James has nobody to

blame but himself excuse me you find a

way of forting the blame onto me you

mark my words well what can you do the

price that Mr Mitchell is asking is

quite beyond our reach and even if we

had the money I mean I mean fogy without

bits

well Sarah there's there's only one

thing for

it what are you thinking of

now well I'll have to send a cable to

James tell him to come home straight

away and whatever happens Mr Mitchell

must not find out that we don't have the

money but he'll call again of course he

will but we won't be here

what we're taking a holiday and we're

taking it now

I approached the other shareholders and

uh persuaded them to sell to me and now

you're offering them for £10,000 when

you paid only £2,500 for them whoever

controls those shares Madam controls the

company in your husband's position I

would have thought the sum of 10,000 a

remarkably small amount to pay in the

furtherance of a lifetime's ambition I

don't know what my partner's reaction to

your offer would be but in my opinion

the shares are not worth half that sum

how much do you suppose they might be

worth to um Mr foggery

have you already approached him oh not

yet but you intend to obviously I must

warn you sir that Mr foget is a man with

a hasty temper should you have the

temerity to approach him the way you've

approached me he may very well pit you

through the nearest window I shall

simply have to take that risk a bit good

day you

sir just a moment Mr Mitchell

it would appear sir that you're not

particularly well informed the struggle

for control of the onidan line is

between James onidan and Daniel fogy

will those two gentlemen hold the pur

drings so you've nothing to lose and

perhaps much to gain by awaiting James

onan's return thank you Mrs Fraser

perhaps I might take your

advice good day to

you I cannot see what you hope to gain

Beyond setting jail and foggy at one

another's throats James has yet to be

bested in a bargain he will rest those

shares from Mr Mitchell by fair means or

fell I don't know how anyone can

possibly work in that Pandemonium ifes

the imagination and that heat it must

ruin the

listen what is it the steam

Hammer I started on the

qu why Mr

property you overstep your Authority

Fraser ah the great pan Janam himself

hot fooot from the yards in a d I

understand that you've given

instructions on behalf of the company

delay the he of me steamship The Works

in progress on Whose authorization M

contract stipulates that I'm to design

and build a steamship the designs are

completed but the specifications have

yet to be agreed upon they have been

agreed upon between myself and Mr Robert

and need it Robert we're merely carrying

out James's

instructions do you have these

instructions in writing Robert has I'd

take it up with him if I will you

come not so fast Fraser

you're disturbing the cut of me suit if

You' oblige Me by removing your hand

I'll overlook your borish behavior for

once if you pair of Ls must brawl kindly

do it in

private I'll putt your arm if you

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please it is a pleasure to transact

business with one of such delicate

understanding come well I require cobal

hides Ivory it shall all be

arranged and in return you shall perform

for me one small service oh a party of

my countrymen wish to make the holy

pilgrimage to Mecca pilgrims Bard a

British

ship is not the harbor of Zanzibar full

of dows only to eager for such traffic a

DA will carry but a dozen and the

journey North to the port of jida is

long and

arduous well I had hope to go south bya

the cape you know and then on home why

not to return by way of sewi a sailing

ship through the SE Canal out of the

question it is not unknown a steam tug

could tow your ship through the dog

that'll blow pretty all in my profits it

would considerably shorten your

journey it's a telegraph address to you

it has come by way of your

it by you

ad buy at once whatever the

cost your Excellency I must return to

Liverpool at once then you must go by

way of

sew it seems Allah the wise has resolved

our

problem very well Al I'll take your

pilgrims £4

ahead agreed cash in

advance what ails you

child what really heils you I've told

you so you have but at times you can be

as close mouthed as that husband of

yours where the devil is he on his way

home Robert sent him a telegraph I have

little regard for the Rogue but i' give

a gida at this moment to see him

standing in that

doorway you pass me my

purse

yeah good luck money I lost all teeth

for charity oh it's not charity you know

perfectly well that James and I were

first married he struck a bargain that

you would not want in your old age well

he's kept to that bargain I'll Grant him

that I have everything I need and

nothing I want I'll become a

well-dressed beggar with his Anderly

outstretched would you prefer a

settlement say two ginies each and every

week well you'd never agree to that

it'll be arranged in writing this time

you're W it why and write it for your

own Peace of Mind of course why else for

yours perhaps you're assembling child oh

take your guinea and go father I know it

must be burning a hole in your pocket

that son-in-law mine has kept to the

letter of his bargain simply because

you've always been here to see that he

does is that your fear I don't know what

you mean

oh oh my medicine can you pass my

medicine it's that little brown

bottle blood them is the pain as bad as

that then oh oh There child there there

there the time for prayer approaches

would you be kind enough to indicate the

direction of Mecca captain

thank you Captain Allah will reward you

you might use your influence and ask for

some wind the wind blows where and when

Allah Wills these pilgrims of yours all

Negroes all True Believers are equal in

the eyes of

Allah your True Believers are going to

have some difficulty directing their

prayers aren't they

directing being enclosed as they are how

can they tell North from south or east

from

West they are

instructive s if you've turned me into a

slaver your all had better be forgiving

and

merciful I

won't during these extensive alterations

we are taking a well-earned holiday

Captain Baines so I will thank you to

see that our luggage is safely stowed

aboard the Charlotte roads thank you

right stand by to worship Helm down

quartermaster what you doing I'm taking

advantage of the offshore

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wind but Captain the port of jida lies

in that direction a but the wind is

blowing in that direction but if we keep

on this course we cannot put into Juda

well your Excellency so aply it the wind

blows with Allah

welded put into Jitter Captain take your

profit and thank Allah for his

beneficent Mercy for once I'm not

concerned with profet it's easy to be

Noble when you've been paid in

advance I should put them a on the coast

of Africa let them take their chance

they will

starve and you will give them money help

pay their passage on I you pay their

passage why not you brought them to this

I will not give them

money in that case I shall put you

ashore with them

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that youi can be going to waste

ma'am a nice fat Capen as juicy a bon as

ever I

tasted you the man coming into s

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M I've seen our friend Mr Mitchell

£10,000 asked for them shares precisely

the Su in name to

me obviously you had to refuse oh I'd

have found the money but he wanted to

try me see if uh I'd offered him more

and uh did you no he said he'd wait

until James onum returns intends to play

you off against each other

well I'm in no hurry I've waited long

enough for those shares I can wait a few

weeks

more here we are

then now drink this down it's best beef

tea I made it myself oh thank you

Elizabeth we'll have you on your feet

and some color in your cheeks by the

time James is home I hope so hate being

a burden

nonsense now for the latest gossip Emma

Callen and Daniel Fogerty are to be

married on octo October the 15th at last

and we're all to be invited so you'll

have to be well for that come

in oh show the lady in please

Maggie oh Emma Callen no doubt she's

here to receive our

congratulations oh

Elizabeth Oh My Dear Mrs need him how

are you oh thank you Daniel and I were

so anxious when we heard of your illness

thank you for your concern Miss callums

I've every reason to believe the patient

will

recover oh good morning Mrs Fraser good

morning Miss Kalen what a dazzling gown

such bold Stripes did you make it

yourself no I had my dress maker copy it

from from a London model the style does

require an elegant Carriage of course

is there any news of Mr aniden yes he's

on his way home from Zanzibar so you can

tell Mr fogy not to count his chickens

indeed but is that not a long Voyage oh

no James is coming home by way of the

sewers

Canal tug

boats I'll make a pretty profit out of

the

canal off to see the sun right sir ma'am

short walk to stretch our limbs Mr be it

was a terrible Journey

terrible well Emma what do you think of

the

Pandora she's quite beautiful I've had a

completely refitted and rigged she'll

show a clean P of eels to any ship out

of Liverpool the Pandora it's a pretty

name more like a rich man's yacht than a

working ship such

luxury and who is to command this Jewel

of the Seas me you she's to set sail for

the

Mediterranean how would you like to

spend your honeymoon a

border oh

Daniel well that would be the most

perfect

beginning and I accused you of being

being unromantic

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what cargo are you carrying

sir heart cargo Egyptian cotton if you

just sign this Vehicles clearance won't

take

long and the other form if you will sir

uh just sign there please

sir now what's all this about dizzy

spell and fainting fits have nothing

more than a gout of the stomach is that

what the doctor said so many words what

were his words female

complaint well what treatment did you

recommend time did you have a successful

Voyage James time if that's the best he

can do we'll get a second opinion I have

a patent medicine which I'm taking

regularly and he advised AR rest I can

be

arranged yeah how would you like to go

to haran take the waters eh take the

James think of the cost I am to pay a

man for professional advice and then not

take it that's poor business I can rest

just as easily at home and I have a poor

enough opinion of medicinal Waters

without wanting to sample them you know

tell me about the seiz

canal they say it's one of the eight

Wonders of the World what's it really

like no just a ditch nothing

more now you tell me

what's all this about a need and shares

being on offer eh it's true James a man

named Mitchell holds the balance of

5,000 shars he's only waiting for your

return so you and fogy can bid against

each other well then the sooner the

better I'll arrange for the three of us

to meet this afternoon I doubt Mr fogy

will'll be available oh why not I've

just come from his

wedding

see so uh foty now is Kalen and Company

with the wealth of that company in his

hands so how can you possibly hope to

outbid

him Hammer be reasonable it won't take

long you intend to take yourself off to

a business meeting on my wedding day and

you asked me to be reasonable Emma Mr

Mitchell's waited this long surely can

wait a little longer not now James on

needing here look if I'm not there he'll

persuade Mr Mitchell to sell him those

shares I thought you said you could

outbid him well I can't outbid him if

I'm not there but it is my wedding day

Emma my love I must be there don't you

see whoever gains control of those

shares gains control of the only need in

line the hour no longer my love I

promise Mr Mitchell how did you acquire

5,000 shares peace meal I approached the

other shareholders and bought them out a

few a few there took quite a risk didn't

you well it was a sporting risk course

gentlemen shall we commence the

bidding you paid uh £2,500 for those

shares I would say a reasonable offer

would be

£4,000 I had in mind a figure nearer

10,000 you're a rogue sir no wouldn't

agree Mr Mitchell strikes me every inch

a

sportsman he puts his money at risk and

now he expects to reap the reward eh

thank you Mr Onan you're a gentleman

after my own heart in return let me make

you a sporting gesture I'm prepared to

accept an opening bid of

£5,000

56 SP

need oh oh no it I'm sir this won't do

at all let me hear seven

Sir Mr Stan you disappoint me you do

indeed oh come I make a match of

it I'll make you a sporting gesture Mr

fog here imagines that he's a better

ship's Captain than myself without sail

you any day the week or needing no would

you care to put that to the test at the

moment this business is concluded with

pleasure you're in the tea business I

understand Mr Mitchell yes I am but I

don't see tea Clippers sail very soon to

collect the first of The Season's new

crop of tea now if Mr foggy here would

like to substantiate his boast I suggest

that we sail with them and each bring

back uh 500 tons of tea each for you

free of freight charges in return for my

shareholdings good Heavens know sir such

a venture would yield me less than the

amount I already been offered by Mr F

just a minute I haven't finished now

that cargo would bring you a profit of

say £5,000 now in addition and here's

your sportsmanship you sell your holding

at the original price of £5,000 to

whichever one of us gets back to

Liverpool first that'll give him a

profit of 10,000

bounds

well not the Sportsman that I took you

for

eh I shall leave you with Mr fog's first

offer of

6,000 uh just one moment

sir a

race one that you couldn't

lose I like the notion Mr f do you

accept the

challenge those Shares are as good as

mine what are your chances fog's got

nothing to touch the osbor fog's got the

Pandora ready to sail at a moment's

notice he's had completely rried I

should say that she is the fastest ship

out of Liverpool then I'd better start

packing right away packing yes

James you're not recovered well enough

yet totake a long Voyage Dr collister

recommended a complete rest I intend to

take his

advice she's recovered

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[Applause]

oh China Fleet Mr

Baines right bring around Ste West our

West we'll head the Packer hi iser

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well the race is

on not the usual race for

usan much more at stake this time hey

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I reckon we will out St po bar now

you'll be at least two days as Turner

sir it's a good sailor is the Osman sir

we'll be first in food chair never

fear only half the race ship that first

puts a line a short at Liverpool the win

huh you leave the sailing to me sir I

give you my word we'll be first home

with the tea you better be right Mr Beng

the winner controls the aned and L

steamship

company you comfortable yes thank you

James how long will it be now you've

asked me that same question every day

for the past

month I promise you our son will be born

in

Liverpool I have two reasons now for the

fast passage

eh and are you sure you're eaten enough

James I never stop eating well those

bouts of sickness you had before we left

home I told you at the time it was

nothing more than a woman's

a oh don't look so worried moment we

reach Fu chow you shall have the best

doctor available when will that be I'll

show you yeah no you sit where you are

here we are now I reckon foget is about

two days of stern of us we should be in

F CH within about 48 hours then we'll be

loaded no would bound before he get his

Mor in lands out well don't be

overconfident James the teac crop may

not be ready oh yes it will our cable

from Liverpool requesting our agent to

all 10,000 cases against our coming

whatever the cost we should win this

race then and then Albert should build

not one but a fleet of

steamships for our sun iner

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I reckon on Eden's got the legs of us I

but we'll show him a trick or two yet Mr

Bunny I keep every stitch on her

in uh four or five days we shall be in

fow the mate says James onen might be

there in

two he's outsmarted and out sailed you

and I can't imagine what you find so

amusing in this

situation it is my money you're gambling

with remember our money

dear sometimes I think that's the only

reason you married

me

Emma stop being childish

all right what is it this

time so gross Little Miss Precious

mustn't be touched have you forgotten

we're

married I'm sorry Daniel a sorry for

yourself why shouldn't I be what sort of

a honeymoon is this cooked up together

in a Ship's

Cabin what do you expect on your

honeymoon to to bring all your friends

along with us you

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[Applause]

[Music]

one pound a ton I'm sure my principle

will raise no objection and uh your

principal is Mr Mitchell uh Mr

Mitchell's reputation is quite well

known with us but he does seem in an

extraordinary hurry to have his shipment

this year I know there is always a

demand for the first of the new crops

but

uh what how do yourself Captain cable is

from Liverpool price apparently no

object and we also have instructions

from Kalen and Company of Liverpool to

load one of the crack tea Clippers

seemingly rerooted from Yokohama and

keep her standing

by C shifted youself the Viper she's wor

just aern of you her Captain has

instructions that he's to change over

with a captain foggot of the Pandora the

moment she

arrives Dev four months at Sea and now

you expect me simply to transfer from

one ship to another without time to set

foot on

land really it's monstrous so James

onan's outsmarted me as he well we shall

be sailing for Liverpool before he's

even begun

loading I might have known foger it have

some trick up his

sleeve a Viper huh new clipp was rightly

named and she's a flyer fogy will be out

with the tide in the morning that'll

give him at least two days lead I know

that well you're the old China land what

do we do two things sir the barometers

dropping and I heard the Rumble of

Thunder in the nor West this morning and

some flashes of lightning in their

mountains so I looked over the side

there was quite a quantity of yellow mud

swelling around the river now I think

we're do for the first of the

monsoon can't be good

jamaer it uh keeps the fever off get up

with it

B if Mr foged saes before us in the

monsoon he'll need to navigate very

cautiously cuz this river is full of

spits and sandars and he can't use his

speed until he's clear and that'll take

him 12 hours at least that applies to

both of us so where's the advantage well

in the old days sir we learned a trick

there used to be fleets of Chinese War

junks lying and wait for us down river

when the monsoon breaks the head waters

come roaring down in full space

and when that river runs it takes

everything before it including them

treasur sandbag so what we used to do we

used to set our storm cameras only and

hang on to our moing lines and when the

wind came Cho through it and away we

go could work before fogy knows it we'll

be snapping at his heels there Bel here

sir this his only eeden and the younger

to

be now you suggested two things B what

was the other one eh well I had a close

look at Mr fog's Viper and I think he's

made a mistake in choosing her for this

race you do do you she carries a pair of

canvas but she's broaden the beam she's

the heavy weather ship and raar en for

she snore along and leave us standing

but on this passage we're in for our

Shad of fitful winds so we change our

four and Main yards round you see

that'll give us NE to two WIS of canas

on the four now that's perfect for light

winds once in the Indian Ocean we change

them back again

all right then I'll take your advice

around out in the morning and put the

work to hand but we won't change back

we'll rig an extra main yard an extra

six fet either side but a sudden Squall

and take the sticks right out of his

what's a chance we'll have to take I

intend to win this race K I water my son

will be born in

Liverpool I can't find anything

seriously wrong a light fever perhaps

but uh I recommend butley sedative with

a little opium as a sovereign remedy

three times a day oh my fee will be $5

for the consultation and uh half a

dollar for the

specific oh thank you

kindly I'll call every day until you

sail that won't be necessary we sail

with the tide good day to you Doctor oh

good

day sail with the tide now no more

Tantrums if you please i' much work to

do and no time to deal with fit of the

vapors you couldn't be so

cruel I require rest and comfort and I

must go

ashore I will not stay another minute

aboard this ship yes you will Emma I'm

going ashore that won't stop

me you mean you'd Sail Without Me have

no intentions of losing this race on the

whims of a spoiled child I forbid you to

sail you forbid nothing

I am Ken of company from now on I make

the

decisions weale with the

tie you still suffer from the pain Mrs

anen a little more than a little a

fancy child will it be all right oh

you'll have a bunny be no doubt about

that but it's not the Baba we're

concerned about now is it well that is

my soul concern then it shouldn't have

been all life is precious including your

own is the risk then that great what can

I say that your own medical man didn't

tell you back in

Liverpool your husband's a heartless

fool he doesn't know you did not tell

him he Longs for a son did you think to

give him a

choice but you have a strong spirit and

you have a fair chance once you're back

in Liverpool you have the benefit of the

best medical attention I hear they've

got chlorop for and

antiseptics medicine's made great

strides since my young days

out here on the coast a man loses touch

in the meantime here's a a Chinese

concoction I highly recommend it

whenever you feel the pain oh it no no

it won't harm the baby one little quit

take it as

required well good day to you Mrs anen

thank you doctor and remember from this

day forward it's your health that

matters your health nothing else tell

your husband that

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well there she goes Mr Baines all I'm

carrying cotton sails what's the mate's

idea I had a drink with him last night

he's a flying fish

sailor fair weather

man that's the monsoon on its way

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so oppressive we move so slowly it's the

river requires careful

navigation but tomorrow we'll be in the

open sea and we're sure needing a clean

PA of

Hills I've done my best for you Mr Anan

we've Gott the normal loading Time by

almost half a day well I'm very grateful

to you Mr Chan but we still have to wait

for the tide foggot is still two days

ahead of us is Sir the monu's just about

to

burst the No Name indeed

when did you Char her a few months ago

she was chared for the frasers with our

money didn't cost you or your brother a

penny piece it must have cost you a

pretty penny though I mean chugging up

and down the Mery without so much as a

ha of the cargo I didn't intend to use

her for to carry cargo she's used solely

for experimental purposes what for for

the Golden Nugget you mean well what

else there's a question of a a suitable

steering engine for example higher

boiler pressures but how do you intend

to recover your costs a ship that goes

with without cargo eat money it's my

loss no one else's I'm not accountable

to the nans for my personal expenditure

and more fool you take my advice Albert

get rid of the No Name get rid of it

immediately transfer her to the anian

steamship company don't you see let the

company make a pay away yes we'll we'll

ship out Slate from from North Wales

call across to irand yes and you can

carry out your experiments at the same

time you seem uncommonly considerate in

interest from we'll carry a few

passengers and all Liverpool hollyhead

cork there's a growing trade in

passengers you know oh I see with food

and stores supplied by Robert and Eden

Chandler why not shipping is our

business I'll get the necessary

documents drawn up straight

away brother Robert's becoming quite the

shrewd

businessman Albert have you forgotten

one we to pay your mother a visit oh no

me love it's out of the question well

Roberts held me up as it is we promised

her Faithfully I must clear this work

you go ahead take the carriage and I'll

join you there later it's a fine evening

I'll walk

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now one word one word I know you

go J

up you're James unan

sister will not be taken not again not

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again quickly come with me

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you have what you remember Jessup indeed

I do the leader of that confounded

Seaman strike and you have the temerity

to bring such a man into my house our

house Albert and I have him hidden in

our Stables are you aware of the

penalties for Aiden and aein an escaped

convict he should never have gone to

prison in the first place even James saw

some justice in their Seaman strike

James saw profit for himself jessup's

wife died in penury and his children

were in the poor house you should have

thought of wife and family first that's

not an argument likely to appeal to a

desperate man it's impossible for him to

stay

here I know you'll think of

something he's a sailing Shipman but the

docks will be

watched and he'll have no papers he'll

require a new identity and a new

profession

it is possible for your sake not his I

knew you'd think of

something well you will ring for tea

while I'll arrange to ship the fell

across to Ireland thank you Albert but

he will work Mark you

Joseph and you have the Arron to sit

there and tell me to my face that you're

harboring a criminal I trust you and

Robert can keep still tongues in your

heads for once my husband is far too

much the gentleman ever to voice his

opinion of his sister's criminal

escapades good I suggest you follow his

example then Sarah and why should I if

you do not consider it to be your wely

duty to conform to your husband's wishes

then I suggest you give heed to the old

adedge mud sticks it will not brush off

on us if any information be laid you may

be sure that it will

Sarah Elizabeth you would embroil us

all right I'm finished come along there

Sarah the No Name must team up and ready

to go that silly girl what Jessup she

expects us all to keep silent Jessup

Sals a stoer on the No Name and there's

an end to it come on

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we are now 21 days sail from F chow and

has yet no sight of Mr F's Viper the air

is somewhat oppressive in the wind light

and

fitful as these light winds suit us the

better James has great hopes of

overhauling the Viper

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s it's her it's the Viper she's

become I like Mr base

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George everything all right yes

were you lazy good for nothing

let's come on duty

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J Tre

L St C we're running sh of power sir

right Captain you'll get power enough

shortly we need our un give us

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right th in the bar against a flood tide

and the wind's picking up ship hasn't

enough way in it to clear the Burber

Banks St

in I wonder the Fire won't draw damn

fools left the ventilator

closed open the fire box ventilator will

you jessip ni sir

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that plasted baren

again bear a hand here will you jessip

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check the

pressure my God the coiler will bur Jess

open that valve quickly M that valve

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off get out of this

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don't touch me don't touch

me Captain Captain a turn back to

Liverpool

wind shifting room for a

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blo cotton

sails I knew them cotton Rags would

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know we best short in saale and more P

easy

as she is

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just you'll be represented by the best

Tubman money can buy doctor and Milya

will be calling at the brid within the

ey thank you sir and you good lady

h

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she's making any weather of it let's see

what she can do with the real

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T Viper fighting on more

cers s the r Mr

B give him a room for his money pip is a

heavy weather ship are a weir

not Mr P

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oh

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what what happened ste's carried away

the whole too what a see her come

out you face you last still

now s a couple hands down it's all the

do almost gone deck I'm required this

James I

understand

J be all right

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turn off the lamp Emma my love when

we're winning it's Emma my love

when we're losing it's Emma Fetch and

carry well we've just picked up the

trade wi so for the next few weeks it's

all going to be plain sailing and Emma

my

love did you love

Elizabeth the time yes but not

anymore not anymore but you love

me of course

well then love is not constant it

changes it can be constant it can change

there's no certainty it it must depend

upon Mutual affection and esteem

and and Trust Emma there must be

trust the day we were married I

entrusted to you not only myself but my

entire

Fortune would you have done the same

without

hesitation then prove it how give up

this fool fish race now for me

what oh no all that would do is is prove

you'd married a fool we all lose you'd

still own Kalen and Company you stake no

more than ambition on the outcome if

James on need should win this race

within a few years it would not be any

Kut company that is why we have to win

this race

Emma I was speaking of love Daniel

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in so get to cap vers head sir all

right now by my Reckoning the vi was

about two days ahead of us now if I know

fogy will give himself plenty of sea

room he'll be Mid-Atlantic now to catch

the West ofers so we'll keep to the east

safe for theard eh yeah be like and fit

for well to catch the Viper just cut a

few

Corners lay off the course Mr

B keeping in good health ma'am oh under

the circumstances exceedingly well thank

you Mr Ben how long before we arrive

about 3 weeks give him fair weather that

is cutting it fine well many a Lusty lad

has been born aboard ship man my son

will be born in Liverpool Mr ban I've

set my mind on it in that case I have no

doubt

man you will stand by Mr onen whatever

happens won't you Mr P well of course

man Mr onen can out sail Mr foged in a

dozen of his like any day of the week

I'm sure but there may come a time when

he stands in need of staunch friends

mron can always rely on me manam thank

you Mr Baines

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all right that will do not taking part

in the jry

competition that wheel ship with you sh

the

wheel Sail Ho

her it's the

Viper C Mr Baines we've caught

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him the veins standard to come about

stand to come about

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nor

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nor Mel Hall Mel Hall

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entering the mercy on the flood few more

minutes and we lost the pilot flag then

the race will be

out it's on

J

CH not yet please not

yet hurry James hurry

you need the doctor

now Mr

Banes at least there's something I can

do about

that Mr B don't ask the pilot flag don't

take the sail out sir no James will not

wait to pick up the pilot sail her in

yourself we must pick up the pilot her

Harbor regulations F claim the

race B sail at inter

Port is

James Grace was yours I not lose you all

the

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child he's not stopping to pick up the

Pence oh Nan's outsmarted himself this

time I should win the race by default

quid boat alongside Captain hi

boson we've won

ever we've won

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just can't wait for Mr Mitchell I'm not

going with you no James there's nothing

you can

do he James

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well gentlemen you both have copies of

our agreement yes Mr Mitchell I'm sure

the terms are more than familiar in

essence the winner to receive from me

the balance of a need in line steamship

shares at the agreed price of

£5,000 I claim the race but I understood

Mr onen ship was the first to

dock well only by the exercise of his

usual sharp practice uh didn't stop to

pick up the pilot thus infringing Harbor

regulations I claim the race by default

I see is this true M Dron in did you

dock without a pirate had no choice my

wife was in labor so their Shares are

mine we prepared to abandon a race

already W sir it was not already won if

I hadn't stopped to pick up the pilot I

could have out sailed him right the Mery

you couldn't out sell him boat it

the first ship to put a line as Shore

well there's nothing in this document

concerning pilot

well there is nothing in this document

concerning wives being in labor if Mr

Anin wishes to incur the wroth of the

harbor authorities that's entirely his

own Affair I'm a sporting man myself and

uh I admire a man prepared to Hazard all

whatever the reason

what it's implicit that we must comply

with har regulations I'm sorry I judge

Mr oin to be the winner

Dam you all needen congratulations sir

on gaining the control of your

company you must leave now sir

it's my daughter you see and soon you'll

have a lovely grandchild come

on out with you

sir I'm afraid it will be a difficult

birth Mrs Onin yes doctor you did warn

me you understand what we must do I'm

prepared very

well I can promise you one thing it will

be quite painless

chlorop it won't hurt the the baby no no

of course

not trust us Mrs

Onin don't struggle against

it breathe in slowly and

deeply slowly

slowly and

deeply

James

slowly quickly

now for

James you're the

father congratulations congratulations

congratul not yet

James you must allow them a few minutes

James oh yes of course

you'll come upstairs now

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I'm

sorry I did warn

her has God is my witness less than a 12

month ago In This Very Room I told her

no

children please

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go you have a

daughter it's a lovely little girl

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you kept your bargain

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oh

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