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She's a fine shit.

Go better when she works.

They'll be 4 on the bodies covers.

Never blue light, blue light.

Run away for rolling,
laughing business, straight trading.

Before that I was a doctor.

Barnardos.

Where are you now?

Donato's Boy, I shouldn't wonder.

Japan, you'll make no more.

You keep mine.

Cabin boy, Scully Chips
and sailmakers mate.

It's almost on the dog's
body at your service.

Dogs bone more luggage.

A little skip, as you please.

Call me master governors
of prisons and colonies.

Come on then.

Ohh.

No one ate all until the owner's
got a cargo for us.

Senior one meeting.

De Silva.

Fruit.

Correct.

Your schooner be 1,

presently clearing cargo at #10.

War

clear and our gone,

and so are ready
to make passage for the Azores

and she allowed

fly those SOCOM schooners
that you've been using confirm that,

and you have a contract

for this season,

one Guinea per tonne

for the full season.

When you have proved her paces,

she'll say along the time,

and I shall make passage

with her.

How's that?

30 years in England.

Time to leave my son
Eduardo in charge here.

Ohh I see.

So the contract will be
with your son with me senior.

With me?

If you ship me and my possessions
my few possessions Ohh

and how many is few Ohh

7-8 cases crossed your tidy bit,

you know to shut that lot
with their male steamer.

The value of my content.

Alright, alright.

Free pass.

Good.

Now, please, special security
for my possession.

Especially your thieving
British seamen.

Nobody thieves on board my ship.

Beans.

Campaign Sir.

Ohh.

Yes, Sir.

Torso to sail on the tide
of the Azores fruit.

Ohh.

And eight cases to be kept
under special lock and key.

You could knock up a petition
in the corner of the hold.

They're satisfied.

Boom.

Right.

See you on board
the ship Nobody got.

Doesn't need trust us.

Portuguese, you giving you
a contract for the season?

I'll have it signed
before we put him ashore

up onto Delgado.

We chance into the fruit tray.

Seth, our loggers.

Faster time out.

Error as ever.

You will.

Maybe so.

Well then it was going
to be master you or me.

Would you like to stay on shore?

Keep yourself company?

Clocks.

Ticket, first class.

You Seth.

So got complaints,
have we?

Just wondering about my ship.

You mean those boilers
aren't fitted yet?

They haven't even arrived?

What?

What?

I've told you weeks ago
to get it sorted.

I know, I know.

I've written to him twice written.

Look, you get yourself
to Barrow and Furness personally

get off your backside.

Do so much useful
like a partner should.

Damn it, Mr Anita, You damn it,

you see to it that that
Steam top of yours

is ready

to sell when we come back
next month.

Must be three years since we last met,
Mr Jarvis.

Alright, all of that Caribbean
was you were heading home

with the Black Pearl.

Hi.

Good times.

Well.

What do you think of it?

Well, I reckon when you've got
those boilers fitted

you'll be as good as you.

And a lot of work I don't.

Must have Cassio Baba too well,
I've got a partner now.

But she was all yours.

Goodbye.

So she was.

Times 8.

Umm.

Who have you wrote in with?

Ohh, needed line James
uneaten.

You'll have the shirt off your back
before you know it.

Can't you get shot of him?

I only wish I could worse days
work I ever did going in with him.

Treats me like some damned
errand boy.

Not a partner he was.

I hoping you'd have needed
her first mate.

Will happen.

I will six or seven weeks maybe.

Not everyone even has
any say in it.

We didn't exactly part
in the best of terms, him and me.

As master of this ship,

I choose my own crew,
Mr Jarvis.

And while you needed your partner,
you won't.

Still, thanks for the drink.

She's a fine ship.

Pretty your laughter.

When does Uncle James leave?

On the next tide,
this time the Azores,

He's not one to swallow the anchor.

Stubborn like his daughter.

About these bills of sale.

About Charlotte.

Look, let's see.

I know you mean well.

You don't want me poking
my nose in, is that it?

No.

No, it's just that I feel

I should be able to deal
with Charlotte on my own.

Sometimes it does help
to talk about things you know.

Back.

You know, sometimes I think
there's too much of my father in me.

I catch myself being pompous,
stuffy.

I think she brings it out in me.

And when that happens,
it's.

Yes.

It's almost as if she doesn't
even like me.

Ohh no really.

Well.

Maybe she thinks
she's being over critical.

Perhaps you don't give
her enough freedom.

After all, she is an old needin
freedom.

But she has a money
for the children's servants

to run the house.

What more can she want?

Perhaps an allowance,
some means of her own cash.

Well, Samuel, she is tired
to you for everything,

bar the air she breathes.

Give her enough to make her feel
that she's someone in her own right.

This is an Aiden.

Mr.

Burgess.

Light on gallantry this morning.

Forgive me.

A bad day, my father,
no doubt.

My father doesn't always win.

No,

he certainly didn't.

In Cape Town this last trip.

He didn't say.

No, he wouldn't.

He was bested over a cog
of unlisted guns.

Well, he's due to be
bested again.

A deal he's looking
for from my husband.

The contract to supply
the bunkering stations

going to Frasers or to anyone else

with a reliable steamer
for charter, Mr.

Burgess, of which he owns half.

Even so I fancy you and Samuel
should meet on it.

Half shares can be bought.

Dine with us.

As soon as I can arrange it.

Ohh.

They make men live lights
to our rats.

Well, it's not obvious.

Ned Harris, Glasgow Mcdade
Reporting for Duty.

I want no trouble
this trip, no date.

You hear that Ned?

Person wants no trouble
last trip.

The ownership in with us
also a passenger.

So you'd best look
to your galley.

What are you saying?

Oh yeah, that might give me
some handy pins in the go.

Like what?

That clog?

That's like what?

£3000.

Cash well credit up to 3000 credit
with the bank,

but I'm not.

Thank you for joining it
all out in one go.

Also these.

Registered in your name
as of this morning.

Ohh, needed line shares 15%
of the total.

My my diary as was now
you're on.

Why Samuel?

What's it about?

You lost.

It'll give you a sense of freedom

and you'll have to make
a few more of your own

decisions, but but so much mark
of respect.

Now then, tomorrow.

London first trained the exhibition.

Exhibition of Inventions.

You said you wanted to see it.

Ohh, yes, yes, I do.

Well, now I'll take you.

No, no, not tomorrow.

Maybe next.

No, now, tomorrow.

I'd like to.

I really would.

But if you remember,
I do have an appointment.

They cancel it.

I can't.

It's to do without letting flocks.

There's some query from the accountants.

Put them off.

It won't be the end of the world.

Go ahead for business.

But what with all this money
I've just given you,

I'm stretched to the limit.

Now I'm sorry, but I have to be
on that Manchester train this evening.

This evening.

And I've asked that Mister Burgess
around especially to meet you.

That fellow when Uncle James's
office tonight especially.

Hmm.

Well, don't worry,
we can invite him some other time.

I'm sorry, Charlotte,
but business comes first.

Translate you there.

My love.

See you within the month.

Travelling was the owner,
not the master,

so don't you cross
with little Baines now?

This friendship is worth more
than a load of lemons.

Well, don't wait for me.

Take care.

I will.

I will.

So goodbye to England.

There you'll have Mr Newton
along his company.

Sir Ohh, is that so?

I'm afraid company will be
as little used to me as food.

Your poor sailors.

Standing off captain,
they're waiting for user.

These old snow
to your liking is over.

Ohh, falling should be in
for a spritely run.

I'm looking forward
to meeting your husband.

Ohh.

Well.

Samuel suggested you come this evening,

so I sent you the note,

and within the hour

a wretched telegram called him
off to Manchester.

No, I thought.

He's a bachelor.

Gay, neglects his food.

Let him come all the same
and sing me some sea songs.

Just a thimble,
I've no head for it.

We found out the girl's name though.

Popped her brother and asked
after my intentions.

Here, boy, see
if it passes.

We'll take some Brandy at least.

Yeah.

My best vintage is that, you know,

the passenger is not rubbish neither.

God.

What was that?

Welsh hosier?

Has she really said
a cabinet meeting?

They'd be like, ohh no go away.

Paying for

your dog full Are you

still good?

Marry someday, though.

Yeah, that could be like.

It's not with the owner on board.

That's how we There's no God Almighty.

No, the Almighty
is just a merciful.

See, the Bostons got ideas
above himself,

no more than just the
honest men respected

for their work Respect.

They are mine.

From this part.

A boy spit for the stage.

Sir, where are you?

It may end the way things look.

It's true.

Working as your father's office boy,

I've seen the light realised
I'm not half ruthless

enough for the harsh world
of commerce.

You both have ambition.

But my father's driven by pride,

you by the spirit of adventure.

Which is the more worthy?

The more desirable.

Time I was underway.

Ohh well.

We got here.

Ohh, very handy.

I thought we was checking
for leakage.

Well, there's more
than one Kind of that.

You ask yourself, Tom.

Why is all this locked up
and secure?

I don't know.

Would you in crown Jewels?

It could be some handy pickings
that nobody had, Miss Marla.

Now the cooking looks tight enough.

Hey, what you doing?

Ohh nice.

The doctor supplies that.

You'll have to come down again
and fix it, won't we?

Family possessions
of the Eagle through the other side

of that bulkhead and ripe

for the pickings.

Going to be missed the moment
we talk at Ponta Delgada.

Not with the help
of the wee fella here.

See he steals the keys
from the masters cupboard,

gets them.

Tomorrow when I'm down there
to cook killing scene,

we unlock, unscrew the lids,

sift through for this
and that we missed.

Not if the crates are screwed
down neatly proper,

like they were before.

Stronghold.

We locked keys back
in the Masters cupboard.

It creates unloaded.

After we dock, we nip ashore
and trade the Pickens.

Sharon is fair Glasgow
a thing of pure beauty.

Not for me, you'll think
as your talent, Elsa master

might get to hear of all that

fine Brandy you've been selling,
selling.

But I'm not been selling.

You're right against.

Glasgow.

Right.

Saying she's under man.

There are four of you.

Cooking.

He's not exactly a tea Clipper.

What?

And for each 50 tonnes
of recognised bird.

There's that.

Regulations set out
by the insurance society.

Well, Mr Leyden,
don't bother with no insurance.

It bothers with the wind,

all right, forever carrying
on more cameras and safe.

Sitting Underneath's Law
are we?

No wonder William Baines law.

Honour and obey.

Are you watching Hell Master?

You're surely not serious.

I surely AM.

Come and live here.

Share the house with you.

Convivial, economical,
practical.

2 single women,

both maintaining costly households,

each easy in the company of the

other.

Come.

Come on, keep me company.

Umm.

There are nonetheless
Elizabeth certain areas

over which we are still at variance,

to say the least.

So what should it be?

The orangery or the gazebo my dear?

Well, I take it
he does need darkness.

We could have shutters fitted
to the gazebo I didn't understand

for his say alliances.

You're a spiritualist friend.

Ohh, you mean Mr Pilgrim.

Really, Elizabeth, you shouldn't mock.

My dear Sarah, I am altogether
just anxious to welcome you.

Ohh dear, there are
so many things to review.

That's the house ohh

and I'm due to take
the waters of bath for a start.

Very well after that.

But what about you?

You're you're social activities
ohh.

Nothing.

My life is one of almost
unvaried blandness.

Ohh it's true.

Apart from the office
and certain business activities,

I.

Mr Oakeshott of Lees
was called The Lady.

What does he want, Black,

when he has a writing code
for your lady riding coat?

Obviously from Daniel
had kind and thoughtful.

No, Sarah, it is neither
kind nor thoughtful.

Very well.

Glad we can show,
Mr Oakeshott.

I shall simply send it back
with a message to Daniel send it back.

But why?

For a month after we parted,

Sarah, he sent me flowers daily.

Eventually they stopped,
but now this.

Well, don't you see?

If I accept this gift,
I'm simply giving him false hope.

Lady folksy missus O'Neil.

I shall keep my intrusion
short, shorter.

I don't want it.

See it, First Your Ladyship.

Very elegant, I grant you,

but since I neither ordered nor needed,

gentleman insisted

on the very latest styling.

It's exquisite, at least
to Mr Oakeshott

they'd courtesy of trying it on Please,

under no circumstances.

His Lordship did anticipate
some resistance.

But said Vikrant Mast
and the Lady Vicar Marsden, uniquely so.

I fancy one.

But surely he can't buy title.

Perhaps, but with the manners
of a bog Trotter.

Ohh forgive me Sir.

Only if you.

Yes, I forgot to tell you
about that, Sarah.

It was when I was out riding.

I'd stopped to water
that new gelding of mine

when all of a sudden, out of the blue,

this madman comes charging
across the forward.

The fellow Albert ran me
down completely,

spattered me with mud.

It was most unmannerly said
to offer this Your Ladyship

to make amends,

and fittingly enough for that,

well, I never chose Marsden,

one of the most eligible

men in the north of England.

No, my dear, it is altogether
out of the question what is.

If this is your unvaried bluntness,

I wouldn't dream of intruding upon it.

Adams,

you've been listening
to that socialist rogue

Havelock Wilson

ought to be put on

public trial for incitement.

Wilson's every right to speak.

His ideas, ideas, poison, poison
in the minds of honest folks lands.

And don't you go defending him.

I've heard him whining
to you about Thunder Manning

and crowding Sale.

You boy.

Yeah.

Come on.

No.

What do you think
about conditions on this ship?

Maybe you can speak freely.

Any complaints?

None, Sir, nor oddly,
would have.

What about our righteous personality?

To hold with his talk.

No, Sir.

They needed lines,
the best out of Liverpool, Sir.

In the car.

Come to the master for a place.

I wouldn't wanna learn
in Steam or that

wanna be a real sailor
in the Masters ticket time

I turn 21, Sir.

More reckons he can read
and write.

More than some masters
are no good at his age.

Well, we'll go and get out.

Hey.

Hey.

How about a passenger then?

Still soothing his guts
on my Brandy.

He's taken against everything years now.

Don't take again
your fruit contract at all.

Any luck?

He's down there.

Now listen, I don't think
we ought to.

You choose your told
or else you're for it.

Glasgow.

All right.

I suppose.

Give me a hand.

You damn fool.

It's only pickings.

You tell that to anybody.

Yours.

Scum like you destroy us, Mcdade.

You bring us the shame
and shame.

You see.

Tell me 10 shillings a week,

isn't it Shame
the day you socialist.

When it's 11 wage.

I'll stop, thief.

You're stopped already.

You're finished.

But keep it.

You'll ever know.

Boy.

Fetch the master.

Yeah.

Come here.

His legs.

The master.

You stay.

He's done for.

There's only one place
left for him now.

Boy, stop him there.

Stop him.

Shut Burgess.

Just about had my fill of
that young upstart I have.

He does see Michelle light
on ballast.

It's a dreamer.

This is all set to become
another Samuel Cunard overnight.

We're shifting course.

So it's the potion.

Folks, it's over, Sir.

I put her birthday
and put her about.

OK, ready the boat.

You, boy, give a hand
with the boat.

Take the strain, Violent lashing.

Harris I don't want her
caught in irons.

Leave the talk to me.

Adams was drunk.

Came after you.

I stopped him first thing down
the hole for those keys.

Remember.

You're in as deep
as we are now.

He got him by the look of it.

Look, Dave, you are the Voyage
of the Saloon.

Raging Drunk Sir Adams.

Now don't you get foul
of me, Mcdade.

Well, truth, it's a see,
it was a lot here, alright.

Adams was listening after him

because of the drink I went
from like a wild animal,

right?

What

the Boston went for you?

I chased him up on deck,
laid into him.

Well, Pin.

Is that right, boy?

Yes, master.

Well, that's when I went after him.

Me.

And then Ned Harris.

Regina was even Ned overboard
if I hadn't gotten first.

Well, Marla.

And then?

Well, that's how you feel, Sir.

From your blow
with the Marlins.

We was protecting the voicer,
him or us?

Asked Ned.

I will have no doubts on that.

Will you swear oath on this holy
in the Bible, Sir?

Goodbye.

Thank you.

I swear to Almighty God.

Hi Sir, are you swear proper?

I swear to God.

Together.

That boy's lawyer.

Get him to tell tales
against this folk soul mates folks.

All threatened is more like.

Why should they lie?

Wow.

Adams may have been a damn plague,

but he was no grog man,

nor one to go stupid over

a slip of a boy like that.

But don't dig into that.

If you leave us with no hands at all,

well, we'll have to blister Arrow.

What we.

And I'm going to have a good rummage
around this ship

and that hold for a start.

Alright then, do me
a favour.

I'll thank you To wait
until we site the Azores.

So I went back and picked him up then.

Don't you ever creep up
on me like that again.

Boy, I can't help.

If I'm right foot, it cannot.

Right.

You keep your eye open
while still the rest.

Wait, So safe for home?

Put the keys back?

No, not yet.

I told you to put them back
and haven't had a chance yet, have I?

Look boy, you go and put
those keys back right now.

I gotta wait until the salons empty

if they find those keys
are missing, isn't it?

7 bells are taking down some tea
and I'll try and put them back then.

To try.

Well, you better do better than that.

Well, Elizabeth, it's a very
interesting proposition.

We should be ideal company,
Sarah and I, I'm sure.

And Mr Pilgrim is to be banished
to the gazebo I hear.

Now where is this famous
riding coat?

Ohh Sarah and that tongue of hers?

Well, she always did say more
than her prayers indeed.

What?

Least two.

The dashing vicat must have offended
a man of taste.

If impulsive, yes.

Knock you.

I'm not the only one in the family
to be dressed by Lees.

Charlotte.

Really.

A whole new outfit.

Still, it's hardly
surprising Samuel lavishing

all that money on her.

Ohh.

Why haven't you heard?

£3000 and his Onedin shares.

Which will I?

I called this morning
really to see young Robert.

Charlotte was in the middle
of her fitting.

Naturally I remarked on the expense

and she told me Broadest brass,

3000 pounds.

What I can't understand

is how Samuel could have done
such an ill advised thing.

Mom.

Why, Mr.

Burgess, How most fortunate.

Well.

Burgess.

Yeah.

That was tackless on me.

I should have driven past.

The groom.

But we have nothing to hide.

Have we?

Servants gossip just the same.

Your husband could misread it.

Whatever the truth might remind him,

it's no mere chattel he's married to,

but a

woman.

Are you by any chance
using me, Charlotte?

Said.

If so, I have to tell you
I did not take that kindly.

Warren.

CIA and I intend to get
to the bottom of.

Do you like tea?

You lied, boy.

No monster.

It was like Mcdade said

that Bolson never drank in his life.

He didn't folks most he drank then

and came after you like,
Glasgow said.

Mcdade threatened you,
didn't he?

With his friend Aris.

But he's me you want
to fear most, boy.

And this?

To hell with them two swabs.

You tell the truth
but didn't master.

Ohh, go and get it.

What's funny?

Man's killed on one of your ships
and all the ants lying to you.

Ohh, you're Notre Dame.

He's hard lad fashioned
by art started life.

He's not the only one,
but he's quickly sharp.

But the window bills
in his head.

Well, he should have had
more wit than to shield.

And no good like Glasgow Mcdade.

Fancy a bit like that,
except for the blood in it.

There was no other way humorous.

Doing things.

Ohh righteous full.

I'm blaming you.

Just the same, I'm off the ship
soon as ever I can.

Are you going to strip
your cable?

Come on, I'm off.

There's you.

Share.

Help me your way.

Ohh, you're a mic.

Glasgow.

Wow.

We've gotta stick together.

Charlotte, are you saying
that your husband,

without any rhyme or reason,

just gave

you £3000?

Yes.

But why?

He said it was.

A mark of respect for me.

£3000 eh.

Did he impose any condition
as to how you should spend the money?

No.

He simply said I should make
my own decisions.

Ah yes, very wise, yes.

How clever of him.

How do you mean clever?

Well, don't you see?

At the moment you have no interest
in business whatsoever.

Now he obviously hopes
that you will invest

this money

in some worthwhile venture.

Thereby fostering interest in business.

I never thought of it like that,

but yes, your question
is what should you invest

in?

Obviously something of which
you have some knowledge.

Shipping, for instance?

Well, yes, I do know
a little about that,

but it must be a sound investment
and of

course you must be able
to trust the people concerned.

Yes.

Ideally you want to go
into partnership.

Ohh dear.

What a pity.

You ever spoke to your husband
about the Black Pearl?

Why?

Well, don't you see?

Now I'm on a bound to offer him

that half share in the Blackpool

would have been

a golden opportunity
for you, Charlotte.

But it still can be said.

I haven't had a chance
to talk to him.

Really.

Now that is fortunate.

My word.

Charlotte Onedin in shipping.

Wouldn't that surprise everyone?

Yes, wouldn't it?

How much would it cost?

Well, now let's see.

1200 for the half share shave,
800 for the refitting.

Yes.

2000 pounds.

That would make you half owner
of the Black Pearl.

2000 pounds Turner Tidy Profit in Steam.

10% a year at least.

And we'd have a proper
contract drawn up.

But of course everything legal
and correct.

Well, then I'll do it.

You've made a very wise decision,
Charlotte.

And who knows, with good fortune

you might even be able to buy
a few more of these

shares.

And what shares are those?

The Onedin line
I own 15%.

Do you know?

Welcome aboard.

Partner.

My accountants reckon
you deceived me.

Aren't Lizzie.

Do you think you sold me that factory
on the strength of last year's accounts?

Nothing wrong with those.

Ohh no.

But there is with this new agreement
with your workers.

You knew.

You said it was the talk
of the Chamber of Commerce.

The wages increased.

But you didn't tell me
about the other things, did you?

Ohh.

Well the agreement wasn't signed
then, Sammy.

Reduced hours, free meals,
outings.

I wonder you didn't throw in full board
and keep while you were about it.

That agreement is as straight as Sunday.

They don't work on Sunday though,
do they?

Anyway, I'll set the remedy.

You have not ducked
that penny an hour.

No, I've not.

I should have.

But I've told my guy
to get them back on full hours.

Ohh no.

I've got orders to fill.

I'm not in business for charity.

How's Charlotte?

Well, you're very generous
towards her by all accounts.

3000 and a dowry shares.

Never mind how I know
it's too much Samuel.

Well, you were the one who told me
to ohh now the filly,

the runner, the better guy

said not turn her loose
on the common.

No more than my father
did for mother.

Yes.

Well, that's as maybe,
but Charlotte is not Sarah.

Don't see the difference.

Sarah has no pedigree for.

For what?

For philandering.

Samuel.

I'm simply saying that
a fortune like that

is too much cash

for the girl of her spirit.

Make your own decisions, you said why,

and her own mistakes
too at this price.

And allowance of two or three pounds
a month was all I met.

Alright, well, I'm not a man
to go back on my word, aren't I?

See.

Mr Jarvis, I'm below getting burgers.

Got my note then?

Alright, there's the boat designed
for a Swansea cooler.

What's this all about?

Just come from the solicitors.

The black pearl's mine,
huh?

What happened?

A rich aunt die on you?

I've got a new part now.

You just said she was yours.

As good as.

Listen, my new partner is a young lady
with more money than sense.

Knows little to see,
even less about business.

Clever.

And how did you convince
Onedin to sell?

I haven't yet.

But I will as soon as he gets back
that I'm off Mediterranean.

Red Sea

through to the Pacific.

Are you on or do you say a month?

No more Costs money
waiting long time 4 weeks.

Half pay.

Done.

And what happens to your lady friend?

Do you slip her along
with the cable?

No, no.

Fair play, Mr Jarvis.

Reckon I'll send her
a few pounds from time

to time just to keep her happy.

Might even send her back a parrot.

Sorry, Sir.

What do you do at this hour?

Well, she's practising, Sam.

Mr.

Perry is a teacher.

Barnardos.

It holds always to be sure
and practise their letters.

I'm sorry, Mr Annan, Sir.

The fate.

Of Boseman Adams was.

Was what?

Terrible to see, I know.

Ohh well time too.

Glasgow.

Is she not?

Boy, Mr Newton's
calling for him.

Ohh, not since we docked.

Mr Needham won't like that.

Right.

You can't just sign there.

The slowest voyage of my life.

If you'd once shown your nose on deck,

you'd have noticed
that we were beating against

a S westerly all the way.

Ohh, where's that cabin boy?

And grown Sir.

Searched him, disturb
and not smell of him.

Hey, I reckon he skipped off.

I thought as much.

Did You Know?

Left in my cabin.

About the slopes,
take those with them too.

I couldn't say for sure, Sir.

A Care to take a look, Captain?

I'll deal with that.

Ohh, he didn't know
about this contract.

Now fancy we should check on
some of your belongings.

No, they are all unloaded.

I happen one or two choice items
might have been left here.

Gone everything he owned
and some of yours along with it.

I shouldn't wonder why,
young Jade.

Take a look and see.

These are on their way,
Captain James.

Please, Sir.

Hi.

Our passenger had some items
pilfered from his belongings.

That boy?

No.

Certainly how it looks
is pilfering the crates

while you were down
in the whole cooking.

I shouldn't wonder.

Well, not as I saw him, Sir.

No person, Adams, Sir.

Well, maybe Boston Adams
chased down the hole

while the pilfering was in progress,

caught the thief red handed,

and paid the price for his vigilance.

It was doctor chasing the boy,
like we said.

The boy puts it.

Oh, oh, of course
he wouldn't, Sir.

Not if he was a thief.

You know, he's bound
to tell it different.

Ah,

that's because Mcdade was doing
the thieving with you

and the boy drawn into it.

Never.

You deny killing Boston Adams?

Corsa do

Ohh.

Then maybe you wouldn't mind the captain
here going through your speeches.

No, go ahead.

Ohh.

Nice pair of coastal racks
we got here, Sir.

You sound on in Liverpool.

A gross error of misjudgement,
I'd say.

I thought you wouldn't
have got far.

Go on, then get your slops.

There they go.

Your two mates.

For the drop,
I shouldn't wonder.

They're now makes mine.

Course they were.

Let's just hope you've learned a lesson
from this whole ugly business.

Leading a lesson
and spelling it all.

Alice is an H in it
for a start, right?

Repeat after me.

Harris, Harris.

Harris has any.

So I'm pleaser ohh
for the full season.

Born multi obligato signon.

Ohh, what's so multicultural gateway

satisfying Mr de Silva's

worries about your

fruit contracts?

Ohh hey, this calls for a drink
to silver the Brandy land.

No no not for me.

Gout from your English food.

It's no drink.

Never.

What about those two bottles
at The boy brought you?

Say pardon.

My.

Excuse me?

You boy, what you you respect.

Mr Newton.

We have some problems
to think of.

Ohh, what problems?

Mr de Silva's fruit will be loaded
and ready for the tide.

And there's no crew
but the three of us.

Two of us, thee and me.

Let me

you.

Little monkey.

Three, I said.

And three, I met.

Hey.

But we need someone to handle
that together and on the home run.

Fancy you could better the way
that boy skipped up there.

Do you?

I think that Brandy locked up.

None of us have no time
for Brandy.

If we've beat them Socom
schooners for speed, we will.

On the next tide?

She set master.

Let's teach him the helm captain.

But a long way to go.

All right, Sir.