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Heat. Heat.

Heat. Heat.

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Heat.

Heat.

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side to him.

Any letters for 27?

Well, is it true?

Look for yourself, sir.

We learned from a reling on the success

of our glorious at the side.

So now we know it.

Reception pack him.

You want a room?

I want a room for my wife and myself.

Sorry. Hola,

but we were only married today.

He has to join his ship tomorrow.

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29. I may have to turn you out. Come on

then.

Register first.

Captain Hart,

you'll need a diving suit older. He's

still at sea.

You 29 came to Mornings an hour ago,

sir.

Who would be you, Captain?

Electric side, Captain. Come up to my

room.

Very good.

Captain Rick wants another manicure.

Room 46.

I know.

Well,

Captain Hart, report to headquarters

immediately.

He hasn't arrived yet.

What is his room number?

54.

Have you seen him? Not for 16 days.

Do you know him by sight?

No.

I'll try the Turkish bars in the

Kernikasa.

The Turkish BS.

Hello. Her

54. Captain Hart.

Cigarettes.

Sorry, Captain. We're sold out again.

Plenty of tobacco. And I've got a

beautiful pipe. That's only six marks.

Nothing doing hunts. I never smoke a

pipe. Come on, Sha. Bath and shave

before we eat.

Do you think any food chips?

Four.

Makes me hungry to think of it.

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16 days without a smoker. This is

absolutely perfect.

Food first. The guy said it's best after

dinner. You're always right, sir.

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Back again, Captain. Congratulations. A

table for two

and a meal for 10.

I'll put you in the alco. They're just

going.

Felix, darling. After dinner,

Schustster,

now listen, Fred, we've been 16 days on

that submarine. That makes 48 tins of

sardines, 768

beastly little fishes. I could eat a

horse.

He probably will.

Sorry, gentlemen. It's a meatless day.

Well, then uh we'll have roast goose.

They're telling a fork, huh? Apple

store. Plum pudding. Big as a depth

charge. Oh,

gentlemen, please. Here is the menu.

Thank you.

What's jerk boiled fish?

Carrots, beets, potatoes.

No potatoes, sir.

Bring us a pile of bread and butter.

No batter, sir. We may have margarine

tomorrow, perhaps.

So, we pay the seed to the finest food

the world produces. And when we return

to port, they give us boiled fish and

carrots.

I agree.

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This

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Captain Hart, message from headquarters

to report immediately.

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Carry on. She goes, Master. There she

goes.

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What an idea. Putting a motorbike on a

submarine. 11:15, sir.

11:14.

Anything to stop us opening the kit bag

now, sir?

11:15, sir?

Level 15, gentlemen.

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What does it say about the motorbike,

sir?

What have you got there, Shust?

A chart of York mind defenses.

I've got a photograph of the old man of

Hoy. Seems to be a rendevous.

3° 25.

Well, it's off my chart.

No, it's on the map here. Here we are.

Gentlemen, we are on a special mission.

Our orders are to proceed immediately to

this point near Scaflow in the Ornne

Islands.

It's a big job and a dangerous one. I

know I can count on you and the man.

That's all. Thank you,

Arman. Full speed ahead.

Yes, sir.

32 degrees.

32.

Yes, sir.

Now for your motorbike. It will take me

to Longhome on the island of Hoy,

base of the British client fleet. Once

across the minefields, choose a

favorable night and land here at the

foot of the old men of Hoy. Leen and

Shusta will take over the command and

will await your return. We'll proceed to

the schoolhouse at Longhome where you

will report to our agent

voluntarent.

Woman, what you like, sir?

Tall dark 21.

My type. You have to shave, sir.

See what's in the kit bag.

Still don't see what's so clever about

the motorbike. Shuster, a man just

landed from the German submarine

wouldn't be traveling on a motorbike.

Ah, camouflage.

Ah, camouflage.

Suit of wellworn tweeds. That's the

thing for Scotland. Bit big for me, sir.

Fit your right.

This a suit of mine. I bought it from

Huffman in Berlin.

Temple in Conway. Seo, London. Earnest.

Earnest. H A R T. Your name, sir,

spelled in the English way.

Clever. Stolen my own suit. Trying to

make a spy out of me.

This fine teal, sir. Isn't the

photograph of hers?

Like know how they propose getting her

into the schoolhouse at Long Hope?

That's their business.

Miss And it's nearly 4. The carrier will

be here. And there's nothing ready.

Coming.

Look out.

Oh, the poor paint. The handle broke.

I'll There's nothing here.

Man, darling, I love my holiday every

minute. This would be a queer thing if I

didn't know how to look after you. I've

had plenty of practice. Then stand and

there you shelter fixed on label.

I thought you might like to have this.

And now you've dropped your passport.

Mr. Ever such Butterfinger.

It's a photograph of John and me.

And you've given it to me.

I've lots more thousands were printed.

That's beautiful. The Reverend John

Harris, Vicker of St. Swithers, and his

fiance, Miss Anne Bernardet, who's been

given the appointment to take charge of

the school at one of the Orcne Islands.

You'll miss him, dearly. Oh, he's

promised to come and see me on the

island if he can get leave from the

dean.

There's a great multiccast up near the

gate.

Would

it be too much trouble to ask for some

tea?

Troubles for in here, sir. But you'll

have to wait till I get this young lady

on her way. Maggie the bag.

We're waiting for the carrier.

Ah, she's catching the night train to

Theo. Will you excuse me a minute?

You're going up north?

I'm going to the off the island.

Isn't that where they say the fleet is?

I have a job there as a school mistress.

It's 4:00.

My train leaves at 5.

It's very strange about Sandy Ross being

late. I've always been able to set my

clock by him.

Fandy Ross.

Ah, he's a carrier.

Have you seen him?

Well, we saw an old car with the name

Alexander Ross on it. It seemed to have

broken down.

Where?

About 5 miles back.

L sakes.

Well, would it matter very much if you

caught a later trade?

Terribly. I've got to catch the boat to

Storm Ness. It would mean losing a whole

day.

Maggie, run for Mr. Mloud. We'll have to

borrow the house.

No, wait, wait a moment. I think I can

run you to the station.

Oh, that'll be lovely.

Really, but your team.

Oh, that doesn't matter.

It's certain that the hand of Providence

that brought you here today. Come along,

Maggie. Put Miss Things in the car.

We're taking this young lady to Dingle.

Be sure to keep warm, dear. She's a

terror for taking calls. If ever there

was a buddy a blessing in disguise, it's

yourself.

Hold tight to your passport now. And

don't forget to wear your wies. It's

terrible cold up there at night.

I'll take care.

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Never have thought of you as a school

teacher.

Oh, but I am. I was educated at Bristol

University. I got my degree there.

Clever girl.

I had to do something after mother and

father died. No money.

What was your father?

Oh, he was an architect, but not very

lucky. He only had one good job that I

remember, a public house in Chester. And

he didn't like that very much because he

was a tea totler.

And you lived at Chester?

Yes, in Putham Street.

And this place that you're going to, the

York Islands, have you any friends

there?

Not a soul. Oh, but if John can get

away, he's coming over to see me.

Who's John?

My fianceé. Would you like to see us

photograph?

Very much.

Yes, he's quite good looking.

But these Ornne islands, I thought it

was quite impossible for civilians to go

there in wartime.

It is. There was a terrible first

getting my passport.

But you got it.

Oh, yes. Here it is. Complete the

photograph. Isn't it terrible?

Well, passport photographs are never

very flattering.

Haven't you taken the wrong road?

This is the road to Dingle, isn't it,

Edwards?

Yes, madam.

It's probably only a shortcut.

I'm quite sure you're not cold.

Oh, no. Really, I love this.

But remember what your old nurse said.

Edwards, give Miss Bernett the Shetland

scarf.

Really, I don't want it. I'm not at all

cold. Now you mustn't catch cold.

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You're bringing me Miss Bernette for

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Did you see a light?

No,

I believe I heard a smash. There you go.

There you go.

Seag girl.

Right, mother. We know you.

Miss Anne Bernett.

Yes.

School teacher.

Yes.

This picture doesn't really do you

justice. I thought it as good as most

passport photographs.

Destination:

Long hop.

Age?

21.

Married or single?

Engaged.

Fast.

Thank you.

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Pot miss.

Yes, please. What time do we get along

here?

In about an hour, miss. You're the only

passenger for there except some

telephone linesmen.

Oh, thank you.

Make a pass there.

All of you on the water patrol.

What do you think?

Six.

I'll pass you.

Fine. passage. James,

go.

You think so, do you, Walter? That's all

very well for you. All you have to do is

stand up there at the end of the bridge.

But me? Well, it's a miracle how I keep

the old rattle trap turning. Now,

listen. My bottom ends, Walter. When am

I going to get a day in port to see to

them?

We'll see about it, James. Well, I hope

so.

You'll be the new school teacher.

Yes.

It'll be a nice change from the last

one. The youngsters called her walide

Maggie. Have you got your pass?

Yes. I'm the special constable here. You

understand? See that? Ornic

constabularary. That's me for the

duration. Nobody goes on or off this

sphere without my knowing it. Miss Anne

Bernett.

Yes.

I'll pass you. Bob's my name. Miss

Bernardet. If you come with me, there's

a minister and his wife here to meet

you.

Thank you.

I'll take it.

Shut that door. All right, here master.

This is the Reverend Hector Matthews, my

wife.

How kind of you to meet me.

Welcome to

Welcome to Longhome. We were thinking

maybe you might prefer a room at the

mans to living away up at the

schoolhouse.

Well, that's very kind of you. But you

see,

my wife agrees with me that it would be

highly improper for so young a girl to

be on a room.

I'm accustomed to looking after myself.

Mrs. Matthews is a thrifty housekeeper.

You'd find her charges very reasonable.

I'm sure of that. Should we discuss it

some other time? Goodbye.

Goodbye.

I'll put you on your road, Miss Bernard.

That dog.

All right, be master.

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50 ft. Pump on for auxiliary.

Pump on auxiliary.

Dead slow.

Dead slow. Sir,

stop the pump. Shut for auxiliary.

Stop the bump. Shut for auxiliary.

80 ft.

80 ft, sir.

Flat fives.

Flat five.

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Hold on. 80 ft.

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Hot. Funny how cold feet make a man

steam.

Just grabbed something. Did you hear?

You wouldn't have hurt if you had.

Well, gentlemen, I think we are through.

Whoever got the chart of that minefield

deserves the iron cross.

Yes, we shouldn't have had even a wooden

one without it.

Stop motors.

Stop both.

Stop both, sir.

Can you hear anything?

No sir.

Nothing.

Good. I'm going up 30 ft.

30 ft.

Up. Pass.

Stand by to surface.

Stand by to surface.

Main vent shuts up.

Blow once.

Blow once.

Blow twos and threes. Throw two and

threes.

25

20

15

Stop blowing

blow

action stations.

Shall we run over the details the last

time? Think I'm likely to forget them.

Just to make sure. Ready?

Uhhuh.

Top of the cliff.

Bear northeast for circle of upright

stones.

From there,

follow Telegraph poles. Rough road.

Look out for

main road after

turn right.

Carry on until road forks. Bear left.

Stop and look for signal west. No west.

The woman's name volunte motorcycle.

All right. Password.

Well, what are you two smiling at?

You, sir, spouting poetry in the dark to

a woman.

You think it's so funny, you know what

you can do with it? Come on.

We'll report you at the same time for

the next three nights.

Yes, sir.

Got everything you want?

Yes.

Glasses, rover,

everything.

Good luck, sir.

Heat. Heat.

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B.

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Who goes there?

Special constable Bob Rat.

Pass.

Quiet tonight.

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Hi there.

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Put that light out.

Is somebody calling?

What do you think you're doing? Showing

a naked light.

I'm very sorry.

Put it out.

Yes.

Haven't you read the regulations?

No.

That makes it all the worse. And you are

school teacher.

Oh, it's you, Mr. Brat. I'm very sorry.

Oh, that's all right, miss. I'm

single-handed, you see. And with all the

fleet here, I've got to keep my eyes

about me. Why a German spy would give

his head to get to Long Hope, but he

wouldn't get by Bob Brat. Good night,

miss.

Good night.

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Does he

does king?

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What you indic?

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You gave me a fright.

So this isn't for teal.

Yes, Captain Hart.

From now on, please speak in English.

and eat in English.

Make a staff.

Thank you.

How did you get onto the island?

Adam, your lock and effect passport.

The gift of speaking English like a

native. H

I shouldn't get very far without it. I'm

a new school teacher.

School teacher?

My name is Anne Bernett. Please call me

by that in future.

Anne Bernett.

Are you mad wearing that uniform here?

If I'm to be shot, it will be as an

officer, not as a spy.

Being a civilian, I have no such

defenses.

H

I beg your pardon.

A whole ham, white bread, and butter.

Butter. The butter. These English are a

long time feeling the pinch.

I had no idea secret agents was such a

comfortable profession.

It has its uncomfortable moments.

Talking of uncomfortable moments, school

opens the day after tomorrow. I wonder

how it'll get on.

So do I.

In Germany, the girls no longer wear

silk stockings.

Think I better show you your room.

It's upstairs.

I haven't yet been told what I have to

do here.

You'll be told tomorrow.

Not tomorrow. Now.

What are your orders?

I beg your pardon.

Your orders, Captain Hard

to report for duty to volunteer

her orders.

Exactly. Now, pick up your motorbike and

go to bed.

Do I take it to bed with me?

Suit yourself. There's a nice parking

base by the wash, then.

Sorry.

Good night.

Hey, hey, hey. Why are you locking me

in?

A woman comes to clean the house in the

mornings.

I can lock my own door. I think this is

safer.

May I come in?

Come in.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Your breakfast is in my room. There's a

beautiful view from the window. Listen,

Miss I didn't come here for a holiday. I

have more important things to do than to

admire the view.

All right.

Well, the plan to sink 15 of those

capital ships.

How?

He'll tell you.

Who is he?

A

British naval officer with a grudge

against the service. He was in command

of a destroyer, but a year ago he lost

it in a collision.

How?

A wrong order. He'd been drinking.

A traitor and the drunkard. Quite an

ornament for the British Navy.

Where did this happen?

Of Cyprus.

HMS Connard. February 16. And you know,

of course, Commander Ashinger.

Lieutenant Ashington. He was dismissed

as ship.

Where did you meet him?

At least a month ago.

And found that he had a price

rather a high one.

Paid by whom?

Germany.

Only by Germany.

And me.

Well, I suppose shall have to meet.

Come down in a minute.

Captain hat.

Suppose the rest of us sit down and get

acquainted.

Give him a drink. Loosen him up a bit.

I would rather get to business.

Drink when you can in this job. That's

my motto.

Maybe confine our thoughts to the work

before us.

All alike. You Germans. One track minds.

Draw the curtains, get the charts, and

um let's go.

Here we are in a nutshell. For three

years, we've had your fleet sitting on

their bottoms in Ke.

We met at Chutland.

That's why you haven't put your noses

out since.

Do you mean to say that?

All right. All right. We both won.

The point is that with the Channel fleet

sitting on your doorstep and the Grand

Fleet here in Scarpa, watching every

move you make, you haven't a chance of

getting into the Irish Channel and

starting

I know that. What's your plan?

Um,

two cruiser squadrons will shortly be

sailing on a sweep down to the south and

southwest.

I know that, too. It's part of the

routine.

But wouldn't you give your eye teeth to

know just when and where and how

you have that?

Everything but the actual time of

sailing. And I'll get you there. Don't

worry.

What's first and fifth?

And the cost.

Here it is. a pencil line east of

Swerna.

Then if our submarines round the V

in Sandwick Bay

in Sandwick Bay,

we could beg the lot.

Exactly.

Naturally, they may alter the course at

the last moment, but I shall find out if

they do. From who? My brother. His flag

captain.

He too.

Great Scott. No, it's a case of

brotherly trust.

When will this movement take place?

Tomorrow, next day, anytime. But you'll

get plenty of notice.

We can't take submarines off blockade

duty on a supposition.

Supposition nothing. Those squadrons are

going to sail.

The date.

I'll get it.

Would be the biggest smash of the war.

Then uh they understand each other.

I hope so.

to our next meeting. To our next

meeting,

mind your behavior, Mr.

Mr. Ashton, what is your ship?

The old war spike.

I imagine she will not be going with us,

squad.

She's laid up for repairs as usual.

pity.

You see, children, when we look at this

little island of ours and realize that

she is the parent and protector of

countries and continents 100,000 times

greater than herself, I know you don't

like it, but isn't intended for a German

audience.

You almost persuade me to become a

British subject.

What do I say next?

There's always that bit about an empire

on which the sun never sets,

but it needs explaining.

Which way does it go? East to west or

west to east?

Well, it worries me. I bet the children

will know.

I shouldn't worry. You can teach them

far more important things. How to get

onto an island guarded like Gibraltar.

How to twist the British and the German

naval officer. Found your little finger

and a lot of other things. Never learned

at school. Doesn't all this belong to an

evening school for grown-ups?

It is evening and I'm grown up.

But you're not one of my pupils.

Tell me what became of the real Miss

Bernett.

You know the story of Little Red Riding

Hood.

Mhm. It had a happy ending.

That's where her story is different.

She met with an accident.

Yes, an accident.

Were you present?

I obey orders in my service.

What a service.

Have you ever fired a torpedo at an

unarmed ship?

That's different.

It's certainly more wholesale.

What right of you to look down on me? I

obey my orders as you obey yours. We

don't choose the jobs that have given us

all the means of carrying them out. You

and I are only parts of a machine for

destruction. Like it or not.

Where's the key?

Here.

Goodbye.

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We are

ring out

the body

of them all.

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Thank you children. That was very nice.

Now you made us miss

I'm a blessed year. Good day.

Good day.

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any news?

I got it. They say tomorrow.

What time?

7:00 a.m.

No changes.

No changes. You'll get in touch with

your ship tonight. You'll be ready to

leave at 10:00.

Tonight?

Of course. Good work.

Yeah. What is all this? Valentine leaves

with me.

This is the Reverend Hector Matthews.

Is it? I mean, how do you do? I'm sorry

I can't shake hands. My name's John

Harris. I'm looking for the school.

For what purpose, may I ask?

To see my fianceé, Miss Bernett.

Miss Bernett did not tell me that she

had any connection with the English

Carrick.

No, but she soon will have.

Well, if you're making a stay on the

island, we might get you have a room at

the Mance. Would be far cheaper than

lodging at the post office.

Would it? I mean, that's very kind.

Maybe he'll bring a fiance to take

dinner with us tonight.

Will I?

If you give me a meat, coup balls, Mrs.

Matthews might manage a roast.

Well, they're in my inside pocket and

I'm rather cluttered up.

Allow me.

That's seven cartes.

Not sure how you wanted to.

Well, who cares what I want? Don't you

see?

I only see one thing. My orders.

Where are they?

Here.

What do you mean here?

What were the actual orders? On

completion of the mission, you will be

taken on board.

On completion?

Yes, on completion.

And is it completed?

Until your submarines come up with our

squadrons, the job's only been begun.

I think he's right.

That's another way of looking at it.

I shall deliver the message and tell

Shust to report tomorrow night for both

of us.

Now you're talking sense.

And who's that? Screw it.

I forgot to lock it.

Oh. Oh, I'm most awfully sorry. The

There must be another room.

Come on in.

Oh, thank you. I didn't expect to find

officers bleted here, but I suppose it's

difficult to find accommodation for

everyone.

Quiet.

We were just going to have tea. You must

join us.

Oh, no. Really? Thank you so very much.

As a matter of fact, I came to find my

fianceé, Miss Vanette. Is she here?

Milk and sugar?

Oh, it's very kind of you.

Yeah, let me take that.

Oh, it's more than kind of you. It was

rather heavy. Oh.

Oh, how do you do?

Good. Thank you.

Would seem rather strange me not letting

her know that I've arrived, wouldn't it?

Your teeth.

Thank you.

Well, if you don't mind, I think I'll

give her a shout.

I have a strong aversion against

shouting. In fact, all of us have.

Oh,

well, in that case,

she'll get quite a surprise when she

comes down and finds that I'm here.

Won't she?

Some cake.

No, thank you.

I brought her this gramophone, too. A

whole heap of new record.

Have you heard the soldiers march?

It

is rather a large trumpet, but it's got

a beautiful tone.

T

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I say that middle ribbon. I don't seem

to recognize it. But what is it?

The Iron Cross. Second class.

Second class?

Then you must be a prisoner of war.

No,

you are.

Oh dear.

Oh, have they not arrived yet?

During a war, lateness for a meal is not

only in civility, but criminal waste.

I'm scared of the joint burden.

Well, I'm bringing it. I will not wait

longer.

I'm greatly disappointed in the Reverend

Harris.

But what we're about to receive and the

Lord make us truly thankful. Amen.

Now, don't bite this. It's macaroni.

Well, I think I should have some extra

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You better wait here till I come back.

Why? Stay. Well, hurry up.

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Who's that?

This is Petron Matthews and his wife.

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Excuse

me.

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Good evening, my dear.

You've chosen a horrid night to pay

calls.

Obligations to society take precedence

to the forces of nature.

That's rather a compliment.

A compliment was not my intention. Miss

Bernett, we waited over an hour

outside.

At table

or table?

Precisely.

He was upset about the joint.

My concern had nothing to do with

material matters. If you and the

Reverend Harris were unable to come,

courtesy demands that a message should

be set.

Oh, then you were expecting us.

You must have received our invitation.

I'm afraid not. I had no idea.

I find it hard to believe that he failed

to convey it.

I'm afraid he did.

Extraordinary.

Oh, I don't know, Hector. If I were your

fiance and hadn't seen you for a long

time, I'm sure I'd forget about

everything else.

Perhaps you would explain.

Well, you see, immediately after he

arrived, he had rather a nasty attack.

Attack?

Yes. A sort of suffocation. He wasn't

really able to say anything.

He's ill. Oh, I'm greatly relieved,

Hector.

Well, I placed a room at his disposal. I

couldn't understand why he failed to

appear.

Oh, but I tucked him up hours ago with a

hot water bottle.

Very sensible, my

a very embarrassing situation. In the

circumstances, I'm thinking Mrs.

Matthews had better say the night.

Shall I?

Goodness, no. There's not the least need

for that.

Miss Bernett, as a minister, I am the

better judge. In your position,

there is always a danger that people

will talk

in wartime. Oh, please don't worry. I'm

used to managing things myself.

You're leaving here. My conscience

demands that I should discuss this

matter with the Reverend Harris.

I'm sorry, Mr. Matthews, but I won't

have him disturbed to satisfy anybody's

conscience. Good night.

Then you uh you choose to define me?

Not at all, but this is my house, and I

please myself in it.

We'll see what the education committee

and the clerk session will have to say.

Good night, kid.

Good night. I understand, my dear, but

he'll be fighting his conscience the

whole night.

Good night. Good night.

Good night, de. Good night.

Sanwick Bay.

Mhm.

What a hall.

Should take 2 hours to reach the

rendevu.

Over, sir. We 15 U boatats concentrated

with orders not to waste a single

torpedo.

Good.

We could have bagged a couple of

cinches, but for that order.

Tomorrow at the same time, you will

report here to pick us up. Yes, sir.

Bad luck missing a fight like this to

play neurate to a woman.

Mind your own business.

Good luck.

Thank you, sir.

You?

Yes, sir.

I nearly forgot.

What is it, sir?

Yeah.

Sorry.

Come on.

What happened to the message girl?

On its way.

Never been so cold. Must be out of

position. Damn fellow left me sitting in

the hell.

It's not our custom to entertain British

naval officers during the war, however

useful they may have been.

What does it feel like to make history?

Huh?

I'll make some coffee to keep our feet

off the ground.

Now, don't you keep him up. It's been a

pretty strenuous evening. Time you went

to bed.

Yes, you have some way to go. Supposing

you set us an example.

Come on, have a bit of tech. Can't you

see we'd like to be together?

It's only 2 hours till dawn. Somebody

might be wondering what's become of you.

I think I'll have another drink.

Yes, do.

After all, you have the whole day

tomorrow to make you a do.

Good night.

Persuasive fellow, aren't you?

Sleep well.

That's better.

You didn't give him much choice, did

you?

Oh, he's quite happy. He has his whiskey

and he's swinging down the lane,

confident that you are in love with him.

And in one minute, I shall be swinging

off to bed.

Oh, no, no, no. I want to talk to you,

but I want that coffee.

It's 4:00.

Let's talk tomorrow.

Tomorrow. Can't you see that an hour

like this will never come again? Our job

is done. In an hour, the submarines will

be waiting. In 2 hours, we shall strike.

And in a week, you and I will be in ke.

How we'll celebrate. And then we'll make

a trip to Berlin. I can see us launching

at the hotel. You'll have the Iron Cross

in your handbag. And you will be the

only girl in Berlin

in silk stockings.

Silk stockings is my cure to go to bed.

I have served under many commanders, but

none I admire more than you.

What will you do when you are home

again?

You've just told me. A trip to Berlin,

lunch with the Adlon.

But after Berlin,

another job, another Ireland, another

Ashington,

and another Captain Hard

perhaps. Please let me go.

Commander Te, don't forget that you have

won a victory and that a good commander

must celebrate with this man.

If I'm in command, I order you to let me

go.

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David,

David,

David,

Jill.

That was the worst 10 minutes I've ever

spent.

Me, too.

It's all over now.

Yes, darling.

You are a little fool. What do you mean

by coming out here without a coat?

Running risks like that?

Where is he?

Upstairs. Locked in his room.

You're a marvel,

sir.

Special Constible Bob Bratzer.

You know who I am? Your commander

Blackbox. When the patrol arrives, tell

them to stand by. Nobody to go in or

out. Where's your armlet?

When I heard there were some German

spies about, sir, I took it off and put

it in my pocket so that I could get

close to them without being recognized.

Well, keep your eye.

Hi, Isel.

David, you won't have him arrested until

I've left the house, will you?

Give us credit for a little imagination.

Besides, he's safe enough where he is.

Couldn't you let him go back to his

ship? He would at least have had a

fighting chance.

Too risky. He might have met someone who

knew the real fraud teal or the real

Ashington.

And then

what is it?

The destroyer flatella.

They've been loading up extra depth

charges all night. The result of our

midnight labors.

In a few hours, there won't be any UOTS

in Sandwick Bay. There's a few spots of

grease drifting out to the North Sea.

I think I feel rather sick.

Yeah.

Dead bullet

woman. Your name will go down in

history.

I know.

Now bustle upstairs and get your things.

I'm taking you straight down to the St.

Magnus. She sails in an hour.

I haven't got anything of my own.

Everything I have is ambinets.

And here we go.

I'll be back in half an hour to pull him

in. Stand by.

Hi, Isa. Beg pardon, sir. You wouldn't

like us to save you the trouble?

No. I have personal reasons for doing

this job myself.

You'll look after, Captain Rder, won't

you?

I'll be on the bridge, sir. So, I've had

my cabin here cleared for your lady's

use.

It's very kind of you.

It's a wee bit place, but it's warm, and

you'll have it to yourself. That's the

main thing.

Thank you.

Well,

Walter, here Walter, I'm warning you.

Unless I get a day in port to work on my

bottom ends, it'll no be a day you'll be

losing by a week.

You'll see about it, James.

I hope so.

Excuse me.

The person I've left him tied up in the

school room.

Oh, poor Mr. H.

To the rescue. Goodbye.

You will take care of yourself, won't

you?

He did.

All present to correct her.

Thanks.

Two of you around the back.

You two

keep an eye on the window, but keep out

of sight. I don't want any casualties.

I two on the road

and two.

The rest of you guard the front of the

house.

Keep him close to the wall. Enter. You

follow me. You'd think he's going to

shoot, sir, wouldn't you? You find a

Padre in the school room, all dressed

up. Cut him loose and hold him till I

come. He'll be rather annoyed. You stay

there.

Captain Hart, this is Commander Black of

the Royal Navy.

If you'll throw your gun out at the

window, open the door, and surrender,

you'll be treated as a prisoner of war.

Otherwise, you'll be shot.

Nobody in the store room, sir.

What?

Untie the poor devil.

[Applause]

[Music]

Hold on. The faster are coming by.

Mr. Harris, Commander Black was looking

for you, sir. I'll tell him you caught

the boat.

[Music]

And I ask myself why, if everything is

as it should be, I should have been

prevented from seeing the Reverend

Harris.

Well, I can tell you Mr. Harris was tied

up in the school room because he was a

nuisance. You're very lucky not to have

suffered the same fate. You've met

Commander Blacklock, you would have. I I

cannot pretend to understand.

Well, I'll help you. An attempt was made

by German spies to murder the real Miss

Bernett and put one of their women

agents in her place. Fortunately, it

failed. They dropped her over a cliff,

but by 100 to one chance, a patrol boat

fished her out. She was able to tell

them enough for our chaps to grab the

agent the moment she showed her nose in

the Then someone had the bright idea of

replacing her with a counter spy. It was

short notice, but we were lucky to find

someone brave enough to volunteer. The

young woman that you know is Miss

Bernett. Then, the Miss Bernett at the

schoolhouse is not the Miss Bernett who

should be at the schoolhouse, nor the

Miss Bernett the Germans intended to put

at the schoolhouse. In fact, she's not

Miss Bernett at all. Substantially

correct.

I But then who is she?

That my dear sir comes under the heading

of official secrets.

What's the matter? Black

hard, sir. Made a break for it and got

away.

The German

locked Harris in his room and then took

his clothes. Excuse me, sir. Signals?

No.

General call to all units and police

patrols on the island.

He won't get away with it, sir. He can't

do any harm.

[Applause]

Hold the board for the main line.

[Applause]

RT single file. Single file. Single

file. Look.

Light him up over there. No answer.

Well, here we are, sir. All present and

correct. Eight German prisoners look

half starved to me. Suppose they're off

to you vote. Blow up strong on one of

their own minds.

What if they're up?

[Laughter]

Do you think they'll see the Jew?

Perhaps not.

Here by the right dress by the right

dress. But here, you're the right hand

man.

Yeah, here I might as well be talking to

a lot of stuffed dummies. All right,

stand easy you half starve gloomy lot of

mackerel. Oh,

what will I do with them? Captain,

spit them up for an hour steward.

[Applause]

I I sir, give them some coffee.

Poor devil.

[Applause]

Hey, welcome.

Well, James,

I don't like it. I'm no superstitious

man, but I don't like it.

Mind your engines, James, and I'll mine

the ship. A

fine chance I get to mine my engines, I

don't think. 6 weeks I've been trying to

fix new liners on these bottom ends. I

tell you what, I don't like these

Dutchmen. They're Jonas. Pure Jonas. Why

didn't they take them on the Senia? Oh,

the prisoners of war going out and they

are crowded out with Liberty men. Oh,

they'll be any trouble. Four in the

foxhole and four in the saloon. We are

sentry to each four. Verets himself

couldn't get to them.

Maybe

too young.

I'm sorry, father. They only speak.

from wera is overdue.

Sorry we ain't got no sausage. That's

all you Jerry eat ain't it?

Hello.

Look, the Germans are standing there.

Help them there.

[Applause]

Hello there,

Daddy.

Daddy,

give me the rocket. Just

get off my bridge, whoever you are.

Drop that pistol, Captain. You are my

prisoner.

Get off my bridge and I'll fill your

belly with green and yellow lights.

Carry the vehicle.

Your ship is in my hands, Captain.

And who might you be? I'm a German naval

officer.

Are those clothes?

They'll do for the present. Where's your

wireless captain?

The regard.

Hello, wireless.

No German went out of the house while I

was on duty, Admiral. I handed over to

the patrol. There were nine of them and

only one of me.

Didn't you suspect this passing fellow

on the pier? Where were your eyes, man?

Well, he jumped aboard the magnets just

as she was casting off. I did deliver

your message to him, commander.

Ah, yes, yes, yes. You've told us that

before.

That'll do, Bob.

You've got to give this fellow heart

credit, sir.

I'll give him credit for having the most

infernal cheek. If he can't get away,

sir.

Signals.

Sir,

while Crabs turn up, arrest German

officer on St. Magnus masquerading as

Parson. Stop. Wireless patrols. All

patrols. Order St. Magnus to heave to

and await destroyer. I repeat that back.

I'm cousin. Good. Keep here.

How did you escape?

What I must thank you for. Sentiment has

always stopped women from being first

class fighters for Antto.

Mrs. Blacklock.

So that's one secret you kept. How

considerate.

You may have captured the ship or what

good will it do you?

I shall lay a course for the submarines

at Sandwick.

But you can't do that. You must.

I am no longer under your orders.

But the whole channel is full of mines.

We shall both take our chance.

This doesn't only mean you or me.

Quite right. That means the lives of

hundreds of my comrades.

Captain Hart, the women and children in

the ship old people.

Their death will be at your door, not

mine. We are at war. Perhaps you forget

that as I did for a while. You're

English. I am German. We are enemies.

I like that better.

And I It simplifies everything.

Now watch the matter. Attention

all. You are being held as prisoners of

war. I want no noise, no panic. Anybody

who disobys orders will be shot.

One exception.

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Keep your head.

A19, A24, and A7. And Magnus cighted by

all three patrols. She's still on her

right course, sir. As there are eight

German prisoners on that ship.

Yeah. What are you doing here, sir? You

better go home.

Take.

If they join forces with a desperate man

like message to my 17, sir.

Outside it. She's a deal.

She shaped a different course between A7

and A7.

Sandig Bay.

My wife's on that ship.

Order.

Yes, sir.

I want to see the officer commanding the

destroyer.

Pretty good, sir.

I'm sorry, Black. I'm afraid you'll have

to forget personal affairs.

Yes, sir.

We believe this in Magnus who've been

captured by German prisoners who are

making a rush for Sandwick. Commander

Blacklock will advise you of the course

likely to be taken. We'll go out through

Swither Sound and cut her off.

She's to be sunk, sir. If they won't

surrender,

[Applause]

skipper,

skipper,

[Applause]

are you there, Walter?

Huh?

Who?

Oh, look. We cannot keep up this pace

much longer.

It's murdering my parents.

A fearful pressure is put on my engines.

It's a wonder the chief puts up with it.

Where have they taken us?

You bareen.

We'll put a patrol war with us any

minute if we're low already.

We're all in the hands of Providence.

No, you're not. You're on the hands of a

man who cares nothing for his life or

yours. And it's all my fault because I

forgot we were at war. Forgot the war

means that it kills every fine decent

human feeling.

Can you shake her up a bit?

No, she flat out no.

[Music]

The old lad's either death or dafted or

else is a yubot on our tail.

money. There's no sign of the old tub

yet.

Perhaps they've altered course again.

Not likely.

[Applause]

[Music]

Have a look, Felix.

Isn't that the Magnus?

[Music]

It's her, right?

What you doing off my course?

Looks a bit fishy.

What a cinch.

And we've got to save all the torpedoes.

Nothing in the orders to stop us sending

off a couple of shells.

Stand by to service.

Guns crew. Action stations. Objective

steamship. Short range.

[Applause]

[Applause]

Cha

cha

n chas

Yes.

Heart is still.

[Applause]

There's somebody falling from the

bridge.

Bridge.

There's firing around that header.

Better take a look then. Hold the

course. Number one.

[Applause]

Keep

[Applause]

[Music]

your head. Get your life belt on there.

Get your life. Get up above now. Get up.

Take the life.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

[Applause]

Keep your head. Get your light belt on

there. Get your light.

Stop whatever you're doing and come up

in the deck. Hurry up.

Come on.

There she is.

Stand by. Can't action.

Don't fire. She's sinking by the star.

They've taken to the boat, sir.

Captain, look. Destroy her.

Dash dive.

She's been shelled by a yubot.

We'll have a crack at the number one.

Objective submarine

[Music]

charge ready.

[Music]

Heat.

Heat.

[Applause]

Where the destin?

Where did I last time you were? See

yourself in the boat game. I

[Applause]

was my own ship that sunk us.

Come on now, Mashi. Come on. Come on.

Hurry.

What are you doing here? Get off that

bridge and get into one of the books.

You don't mind it, Captain? I'd rather

stay.

Have you got a cigarette?

I never smoked them, but I have a pipe

if you want it.

I've never smoked the pipe.

You've left it a bit late to learn.

[Applause]

[Applause]

She's there.

I can see her.

[Music]

Heat.

[Applause]

[Music]

Heat.

[Music]