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Get back.

Get back to your own end.

That's better.

You keep your distance.

Tell me.

Get back.

Get back.

Get back.

Get back.

Get back.

Thank you.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

My dog's high, my dog's high.

Yes.

Tell him to help.

Bye.

Thank you, discuss.

You're welcome.

Love it.

Yeah, thank you.

Good bye.

Love it.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Hey.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

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Bye.

Morning.

Live stop with the birds.

I know.

But they need to fatten up a bit before the grace our table.

Still, the crew will be glad of it.

But they're fresh meat.

That's true.

A hundred and twenty days.

Might be.

You have to be on the safe side.

Oh, point of this voyage's speed.

Cargo first crop China T has to be with the merchants within three months.

First shipping gets top price and I mean to get top price.

Nice, sir.

No, all this extra provident, the crew lie down and enjoy life.

Men that know that it's our tack after now.

No, all this extra provident, the crew lie down and enjoy life.

Men that know that it's our tack after ninety days or jump to it.

No man alive can predict the whims of ocean and weather, sir.

You get that price down by five percent.

I can't do that.

You can tell the chanter that we'll buy our provisions elsewhere.

I, sir, I'll do the best I can.

Tight girth, does ever, James?

Men are not starved.

Russians run short after ninety days are still salt, pork and biscuits to keep life in them

at a reasonable cost.

So we're back to thoughts of profit.

On this voyage, what else is there?

Their self-respect.

Mine?

No.

Captain Baines destroys authority and will destroy the man.

They beat the joyous heart.

I know my heart is a turn.

Never, never mind.

Never, never mind.

Never, never mind.

I only do it the best of my rapture should I control.

Oh, no, feel my trust in thee.

My fate, my heart is free.

Good evening, Mr. Frieser.

Fraser?

Foggy?

I had no idea you were.

Also, a lover of music.

Oh, well.

Scarcely, a lover?

I was being entertained by a business acquaintance.

You seem to have caught this young thrushy's fancy.

You're flat on me.

I'm surprised you're time for this sort of diversion.

Don't work this, I makes for downness.

You should remember that foggy the next time you catch one of your duck darts, you're only in your press house.

May I ask after Mrs. Fraser?

She's well.

All the better for restricting her social life to friends with her.

Well, uh, wish you a good evening then.

Albert, how was I?

Has Charming has ever been here.

Oh, you're so gallant, Albert.

Oh, it's the gent.

Just an acquaintance, I know what.

It doesn't look an opening.

He is, I assure you.

You're looking very lovely tonight, me dear.

Well, I have to be here, don't I?

Well, that this lot would notice if I fell down in the blue foot.

Oh, this place.

Better than spoiling your pretty hands in the laundry.

I can do better than that.

It's all of them.

Thank you.

Well, I'll make a start in the proper theatre.

Why not grand opera?

Oh, Carrie.

Except what you have.

You.

I haven't got you.

Do you have no more than a pleasant hour or two when you're so inclined?

You think? No more than that?

I know.

Gosh.

That's what I like.

Most of us do.

Oh, surely you could afford to buy me a new dress and a pair of shoes.

For me, auditions.

Not even a small fan.

Anyway, how would I explain such expenditure to me shareholders?

Same way to explain it to stock up, Mrs.

Carrie, you may not speak of Mrs. Fraser in that way.

I'm sorry, Albert.

You got me upset.

I just forget it.

I don't really need how much?

Say, ten pounds?

Ten pounds.

I don't think do a man in your position.

But beyond it, the moment.

Where are you going?

I'll have to sing again.

Shall I come tomorrow?

Suit yourself.

Carrie.

I have about two sovereigns on me.

Will that buy you a fine o'er?

You don't have me dress on a cheap.

You're with your beauty.

Would anyone notice?

Oh, Albert.

Oh, Albert.

Well, Captain.

I'm so needin' to open calls to treat.

Take home, on his carbon boat.

Stand by the heave, too.

All hands, band the main braces.

All the main braces.

Are they dead?

You're enough by the looks of...

on that boat and your buck right on...

contact you, icy skinEL motor...

carl

Oh, begging your pardon mum, but is it convenient to do the floor now?

Oh, very well, but make haste.

Hi mum.

How are they all fought some fellow then?

Still asleep. He didn't touch his broth again.

That'll be best for him, I'll sleep.

Have you rescued Chipwreckman before?

Oh, bless you mum, yes.

Listed on gently aboard like rare living skeletons one day.

Two days later, tossed him back.

But surely we can save him.

Oh, after what he's seen mum.

Oh, just imagine he, who's sitting here day after day after day,

with a sun like a furnace above you, burning his thirsty lips black.

Hi, happy but to see you all round.

Just there's flat, hateful sea.

Oh, little wonder they tell Tails they do of Chipwreckman, this, you know.

Breaking open the very veins of the dead and drinking the very blood.

Please, Thomas, they very thought.

Oh, you don't believe him?

Er, I've had it from the lips of men who've known it.

I heard a great voice out of the temple saying to the seven angels,

who your ways pour out a rot of God upon the earth.

And the second angel poured his vial upon the sea,

and it became the blood of a den.

You, it is head.

Be quiet.

And every living soul died in that sea.

But you took his minion now.

No, it is, Skaton.

With the talk of blood?

The merely a quotation from the Scriptures.

I, but what was he trying to say, mum?

It was just delirium, the effect of his sufferings.

Well, there's reason for him.

It was revelations.

Verse three.

Here.

Oh.

And every living soul died in that sea.

Could he have been trying to tell us something about himself?

A possi.

Or it could just have been part of the bad dream.

Consider Anne.

For darling man who lives the whole of his life again,

it was the only one who lived in the world.

And the only one who lived in the world.

And the only one who lived in the world.

Consider Anne.

For darling man who lives the whole of his life again in a moment.

Shipwreck man has endless time to be wrecked by wild dreams and fantasies.

His mind can seize all of any strange illusion and belief.

It's true.

But he must have been trying to communicate something, perhaps some warning.

Look, any vital text can be made to sound ominous.

Of course you're set for that.

Oh, it ain'ty days.

I'm fairly well, I'm a pretty young girl.

That goes to be a man.

There you go.

It's too clear, dear. It's stinking hot.

It's where it's to come for, we cross the line.

Don't mind a bit of dry heat, I don't.

That trickly mom's hoon rain I can't abide.

You've been top side, tough.

No, I've been to the mates, come in.

Oh, that's the old flocks and fella.

Oh, you woke up and mitted a word into a scripture.

Bible talk?

That's funeral talk, man.

Oh, I were.

Maybe it's something to them enough.

Something about the sea turning to dead man's blood.

It's raving.

And he knows about things as we don't.

But what things?

Well, I mean, how long since we left the pool?

Seven months or more.

What could have happened?

What might have happened, eh?

Play death horrors?

You're raving yourself.

Is that all? Are you holding something back?

What?

The bitter scripture, how does it go on?

Oh, I don't recall.

You're a do-by-god, how does it go?

You're a little ways home.

Well...

And every living so died in that sea.

Ah.

Ah.

Means a bad voyage.

You reckon?

Plain as your faith.

Out, I'm going to go.

It's ok, Rembo...

Why?

Greetings.

Greetings.

I had to do this to a fatherIII.

He did it.

How was he?

That's it!

Well, I waited for him, then.

Well, he had to keep themJ compilation.

Onight.

Oh, my h lendse?

Yes.

HeRAGEN?

Maker had to home.

James O' Needin is my husband.

Husband of life. You see your board too?

He is. And he can be brought to you now that you're awake.

Mom?

Fetch Captain O' Needin.

I know.

How long?

Three days.

Don't have a nose you can have a little recollection of them.

Three days.

Have I spoken?

Only in Delirium. A bible text.

It's a favourite for ship sermons.

You want about the southern angels from revelations?

You do not want to leave me.

Not that you name nor anything about you.

You had not but rags.

My name is Hens.

John. John.

John Hennessy, James.

A letter acquaintance Mr. Hennessy.

Not the worst for that, eh?

Fetch a kettle of hot water from the galley and tell Captain Bain still lock the queen in with you.

Hi, sir.

How did you come to be amongst us, eh?

We picked you up in a long board.

From the other.

Macrow.

He was dead.

Had been so for two days and more.

We gave him a decency barrier.

That was fit.

May I inquire what ship you was from?

Yes, yes.

She was named the USK 1200 ton land of Newport with a cargo of smithy coal from Mauritius.

Were you her master?

No, ma'am. Her mate.

Oh, thank you, Captain Baines.

Oh, ma'am.

What happened to you, ship?

We took the in-shore passage off the agulis bar.

Surrounding the Cape of Good Hope.

Yeah, we must have struck during the night.

She went down a minute.

But any other life boats launched?

John thinks there's...

There were four people in our boat.

They moved to one day and unite.

One died.

And the others...

They soon followed.

And they pitched them all with their side as long as we had this trip.

So there was just the two of you, eh?

Yes.

The crow and me.

Yeah.

Thank you, ma'am. I must try to get up soon.

Oh, you must build up your strength.

We've got time enough.

Here we shall be home in a couple of months, given a fair passage.

I thought I would pray.

But...

There is the rule of three.

What's that?

Luck, ma'am.

It strikes in three.

This has been my third voyage.

Or the two before ended in disaster.

I'm just...

I think you're going to search our wish.

Two up for all of them together.

Four up for all of them together!

The wind's coming right round.

I observed that.

You do not take a long reach southwards.

It's either that or short text to be around the Cape.

Wind stage.

And of course you take. It's a long way.

It'll cost us three or four days.

Three days I can afford.

Not more.

Could be surprised Chinese curry.

Right, it's putting in all beans.

It has to be. Channelas meets one thing, but Chinese channellers meet.

It's grit and grizzle.

Oh, it is, mate.

And we'll be thinking of this.

It covers a banquet in a day or two of time.

There's words to come.

Yeah.

Couldn't get no worse.

You're wrong, man.

We're way off course, did you know that?

We've got a game in our teeth.

Blown us back to food chow.

Everything was fair when we picked up that order.

You know, I think...

I think he's a juna.

He won't be no luck on this boy, he's no more.

Not very easily.

I know he's a dreuse too.

He was telling the Mrs.

It doesn't be his third voice to go bad on him.

He won't be very elegant, I'm afraid, but at least you'll be decently covered.

There's a couple of my husband's linen shirts.

And the best trousers and tunic we can find in the slot chest.

They're very kind to me, man.

It's not much, I'm afraid.

Okay.

Come in.

Momma.

Here, I've ordered you something more substantial than broth today.

Oh, oh, thank you, ma'am.

But to me, I will never touch you.

Oh, it's good beef, but life is so good.

I will never touch you.

Oh, it's good beef, but life is loter and full charm.

I force phone on it.

I still hope the man that eats meat becomes like the very beast himself.

Uh, beg your pardon, ma'am, but could I have the leavens?

Folks are attacking that prime.

Would you try the potatoes, perhaps?

Thank you, ma'am.

You may leave.

Yes.

This one.

I am so full, ma'am.

She throw good roast beef over the side, rather than let us even have a smell of it.

Oh, so full wouldn't eat it herself.

No.

He said he'd force one on meat.

He weeks fresh becomes like the very beast himself.

That's what he said.

They're weem tanning the scrawny old cattle on the ears since...

You know what I reckon?

Then days in the long boat have turned him.

Touched his brain.

Ah.

Blood, the smell of it.

It's turned him.

I never believed those stories.

Oh, you think on?

Is the one who had the strength to live that was three of the died, two of them over this island scene?

A scrawn taffy.

Ah, days and days on it.

No food.

No water.

And a deaden beside you.

Like a lovely fat cuckus on a butcher's slatter.

Your brain's gone rancid!

Well, I'll tell you one thing.

What's that?

He's a joner like you said, Taff.

There's no flying fish following this ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

The ship is going to be a great ship.

Post-Mr. Broke, Siles, Siles, still that track.

Fine.

She's near for letting us fix out and chalk the same.

In this stretch right, Mr. Broke.

Now I can't.

Well, I'm losing to goons.

Come in there, you.

Thomas, partner.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

I'm lost in a hurry.

Hey, I'm trying your way.

We are.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

I'm trying your way.

We therefore commit His body to the deep,

to be turned into corruption,

looking for the resurrection of the body,

when the sea shall give up her dead,

and the life of the world to come through our Lord Jesus Christ,

who at His coming shall change our vile body,

that it may be like His glory is body,

according to the mighty working,

whereby He is able to sift through all things to Himself.

Kmuhaa-e.

It's nothat removed.

Anything Agentfire?

prisoners see,

Poor old Taff.

It wasn't a bad shipmate, poor little bleeder.

It lent me 50 candorine in food child market.

Won't want them back now.

It's a new wind.

We've had nothing but ill wind.

Ever since our old Jonah climbed over.

Well, we're carrying bad luck.

Until we slips him.

Slips him.

You mind the story of the real Jonah?

How there was no end to the storm,

until the sailors cussed him over.

We ought to lighten our lord.

What?

Eve him over.

Change our look, see?

Now, we've never gotten top-sided

after mates seeing every wood.

Tonight, up to four belts.

Tipped in the sleep.

You at the helm, me on watch.

Isch the wheel for five minutes.

Knit below, bring him up.

Splash, none the wiser.

Just the two of us.

Keep it a secret.

No else to know, or?

A door jam.

Are you with me?

I have to be, don't I?

Come on then.

Come on then.

You're white, Libby.

Come with you.

Come on.

Give us an hand, quick.

You miserable scum.

We're the old man, Clark.

We're trying to help him.

Better watch fast.

And pop-tives.

I'll deal with you later.

You're right, Mr. Hennessy.

What's the disturbs?

Well, Bobner and Hennessy are trying to help him topshite.

Not far.

Said he'd be taking care, but I know Bobner's spookier brass burner.

Well, luckily, we're plotting the old evil.

God's name, why?

The folks who's running with rumors.

Seems he's the jolter that's bringing us bad luck.

Robish.

We're not rough passengers before.

I've given him a reason.

There's none so superstitious as your ignorant packet rat.

Don't you give him time for I'd of fancies, you welcome harder.

My job, Hennessy over to Durban's.

Put special into port.

We're best over without him.

The superstition worked two days.

Two days on the faster one with first property.

And the price falling from the day the first shipment's landed.

Never.

There's respect, sir.

I am the master of this ship, and I'm responsible for the crew as well as the condo.

I'm glad that I feel a superstition, man.

In your opinion, sir.

You disappoint me, Captain.

I'm sorry.

I'm not the captain of this ship.

But I'm the master of the Anita line, and I'll say we stay hot.

All his orders?

That's right.

Captain.

Who do you believe?

Mr. Dickens, I'm your friend.

Elizabeth.

Daniel, this is the very last place I'd expect to encounter an old sea dog like you.

Well, I was buying a book on the advice of a friend.

What a charming idea.

I'm glad somebody is opening your mind to the world of letters.

Our mutual friend.

I'm very suitable.

You admire the work of Mr. Dickens.

Well, I have not had much chance to read him as yet.

But no doubt our mutual friend, Miss Emma Callan thinks you should.

I don't really think that's any concern of yours is it, Mrs. Fraser.

Oh, you bite.

How's William?

Growing more like his father every day, I'm told.

It's good to recognize him now.

Mayor Cole.

You know that's not possible.

Because of Albert?

Yes.

Though he's scarcely sees enough of us himself these days.

Out till all hours working.

He, uh, he tells me work on the steamship is progressing well enough.

You've been to the yard.

Oh, no, I keep out of there.

But you have seen, Albert.

Yes, it was, uh, in the street.

Daniel, you're not telling me the truth.

Where did you see, Albert?

Well, why the mystery? Tell me, Daniel.

Well, it was another place.

He was probably meeting a business acquaintance.

Foxy's music rooms.

A music hall.

But he has so little time or money for amusement.

Well, it's a well-known meeting place for business folk.

Yes, I'm sure.

Well, I won't keep you from Miss Callan any longer, Daniel.

I'll be back.

Fine, Elizabeth.

You cannot be.

Are you sure?

I've been to old widow crew.

She's had enough of her own.

Albert, you have to help me.

Oh, how come I?

Oh, how come I?

It's your brat.

I should have thought you'd have no one

you've been doing all those afternoons in the sales door.

Be quiet.

Because you tell me to.

I don't care who knows.

But I have responsibilities.

Problems.

And, Mrs.

I expect she's been wondering why you've been so tired of late.

She must never hear of this.

So what do you suggest?

Well, haven't you got any idea what to do?

Surely one of your friends here.

Mrs. Croon's got a gentleman.

Stooded at the College of Medicine, he did.

How much?

What?

How much would it cost me for you to make your arrangements and go away,

so that I'd never set eyes on you again?

Is that what you want?

More than anything.

Oh, Albert.

You're cruel.

A practical.

How much?

I don't know if we could get Mrs. Croon's gentleman to do as necessary.

Except who we can.

Well, there'd be a pound or two on the side for her.

And then there's my rail fare back to Preston.

Could you manage 25?

25 pounds?

I couldn't do it for much less.

I'll give you ten.

Then I'll go to your wife.

You get nothing from her but box deers.

There.

Albert.

I didn't mean anything to you.

Oh, for heaven's sake.

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

Oh!

Oh.

Elizabeth, not in bed.

I wasn't tired.

Have you had your supper?

I, uh, I ate earlier.

At the yard?

Yes.

There come the bedmaiden area.

It's cold down here.

I went to your yard.

They told me you left before seven.

I had one or two calls to make on.

On our suppliers.

At Fox's music hall?

Elizabeth, are you trying to pry into what I do with me time?

I am your wife. I have a right.

You have no right.

I do that damn well, please.

With other women.

If I so choose, yes.

God knows you've been cold comes enough these past few months.

Oh.

That seems to settle the matter.

I'll sleep in the guest room.

Do!

No, I'd take all.

No.

Any sign of a wind?

I'd have a breath.

Here I am.

Do you remember our first voyage together?

I want to talk to you to never get.

Scammed instruction with a rick is a bat journey.

Hi.

Now, if I handed command over to you again, what would you do?

I haven't a notion, except to pray for a strong wind.

Let's hope it's not long of coming.

They've been out pressed without you sometimes.

Compliments now?

Just the one.

Could you not spare one for Captain Baines?

Baines.

Show him that you trust his judgment.

What?

Let him waste time calling in a derby.

Well, it would have set the crew's minds at rest.

I don't think what they like.

So long as when Baines says jump, they jump.

Come in.

Mr. Hennessy.

Are you feeling all that?

Except for a bit of dizziness, I'm all right.

Please sit down.

Thank you, ma'am.

Will you take tea?

Thank you, yes.

Back in your pardon, Captain.

What course have we?

Say, of course.

There's a cork.

Or whichever way the current chooses to send us.

We were become, too.

What, on the longboat?

Yeah.

For six days.

After Smith and Davies had died.

I was alone in the boat with McCrow.

I must tell you, he was a very violent man, man.

Very violent.

But every minute, I watched him.

Every second I watched him.

I watched his hunger growing worse.

His desperation more acute.

How terrible.

For the day we sat on that flat sea.

And a long night.

And a longer day.

You see, I happen to know what happened to...

Davies, what McCrow...

Your sufferings have ended now.

Oh, son.

Hey, in a couple of days we'll pick up some wind again.

Captain, we'll be taking the ensure at the...

a girl's bank would.

Well, our canato.

With a fair wind, an inshore passage could save us a day.

The danger to this ship's.

I'll eat a fast passage, Mr. Ennessy.

But I assure you, as owner, my concern for safety will be as great as yours.

Big catch.

A pair of gravel lane bullocks with 50 ribs of slide.

Yeah, it's better than dry biscuits any road.

Ah.

That's enough to break a rhyme after it is all matters.

When are you gonna get some decent drum on this?

I'm not gonna get a little bit of a good idea.

You're not gonna get a lot of pieces all matters.

When are you gonna get some decent drum on this scow?

I'll only do some meats on that deck, them two porkers.

And the captain's saving their sine till we're around the cave.

Providing they don't die of old age.

Didn't like to have a nasty accident.

You wish him one of them.

No, suppose it happened.

They'd have to be cooked and eaten the same day, wouldn't they, in this eat?

Think of it.

Lovely, juicy, crackling.

Suff and meat.

Thick gravy.

Where are you going?

Top side, might talk about it.

You're right.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

I'm not gonna get a lot of meat.

Sushiters.

I told you not to call.

I was just passing the house.

I thought why not.

Do you mind?

No, not as it happens.

It happens.

Let's get this simple.

Hello, William.

That's time I saw you.

You were no bigger than the skinned rabbit.

Oh, damn you were.

I got a bolt here, have we?

Hey, look at that.

Hey, cool, isn't it?

Great.

There's a storm coming up.

Look, storm, eh?

Don't get it too excited.

Please!

Down on the table.

It's down west of it.

That's close now.

Come on, stop it.

Come on.

Oh, I'll try to do it.

Oh, I'll have to come.

Go on your eyes.

Yeah.

Let's get you dry.

I got...

There we are.

Let's rub you down.

Rub it up.

Rub it up.

Rub it up.

Mm-hmm.

May I?

Come on.

Oh, dear.

My boat's out on you.

Our son.

What's that saying?

I didn't marry you because I couldn't stand the thought of becoming a lonely sea captain's wife.

And now?

Now I'm a sure man.

Home every night.

And I'm married to puffing Billy's boiler man.

Made you good, husband?

I made the choice.

I can't regret my bargain.

Come on, now.

Well, you may...

Let's get you into your night, Chet.

Ah!

Good boy.

Me, yeah?

Is that what you're looking for, a bargain?

Yeah.

Bap!

There's nothing else between us.

Love?

You know you can't ask that, Daniel.

Oh, well, I tell you there was love on my side.

But you're engaged to Miss Emma now.

So a mistake can never be put right.

No, Daniel.

There's no way.

Come on, beautiful.

Oh, dear.

Give me a mug.

I think you better go now, Daniel.

Can I call again?

Better not, I think.

I don't want you to get the impression that either William or I need you.

I had had a permission about my death to see.

I had hoped through the run.

All day long in the boat with Macra.

All that long night, the other next day I was watching.

Watching for the moment when he attacked you.

No.

When he fell asleep, that was my chance.

That was my moment.

My chance to support.

So you attacked him?

I killed you.

I smethered his head with a blunge.

And I fought him as he struggled to breathe until it last tasted come.

Oh, God.

It was my own uterus.

Oh, God, forgive me.

Oh, man.

For three days, two nights.

He lay there, I hadn't the strength to pitch him over the side.

Yet I had to fight the desire not to cut his body open and drink his blood.

As he had done to smit them babies.

All right, Mr. Buff.

Square the arms.

Turn the brace head.

Hey.

Dear, that wind.

No journos be dead then.

But if he's dead, that's my slaughter.

Word down there, Scott.

Don't get your David talking for the men you think.

Oh, my God, Bob, now.

What have you done?

Well, Captain, I'm Mr. Leiden, do West.

Considered a point to two north of West.

Take us inside the Ugullus Bank.

Hi.

Is the old man's ship went down?

Well, it's the shortest way.

Went behind us, we could.

We came in half a day.

We take the in-shore passage.

But only if the wind held.

You shift the two points and put us on a leash or?

Are you superstitious, Captain Bains?

No, sir.

But my judgment is we best avoid those particular streets.

It's it?

Why, Mr. Leiden?

It is.

Very well then.

It's your ship.

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