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Thanks for your support work, for yourselves and your help.
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The
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suspects for a murder we had innocently witnessed.
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The Highland Rebel Alan Breck and I had eluded the Red Cross and sent once the James of
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the Glains.
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That's a fine tune Alan.
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Hey, Tis.
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If ever you hear it again you can think of me.
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Well Alan.
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I'll remember it as Alan's tune.
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He's been gone now three days.
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We'll wait three more if necessary.
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Suppose he's given us away.
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Don't be daft.
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Or suppose he took the money from James and ran off with it.
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This isn't the lowlands man.
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So you keep saying?
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I don't think you've met many Highland folk in your life David.
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I met one in Edinburgh.
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She called herself Katrina Drummond.
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But her father was James Moore McGregor.
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Ah, you told me.
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You gave the girl silver that day did you not?
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Must have taken leave of your wits.
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Alan, Alan, James of the Glains has been arrested.
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The fleet is alive with red coats.
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The people being carted off to prison
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off throwed out into the header.
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The arm beat the car.
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James is charged with what?
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Completion in the red fox's mud and its noise
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and all sides that you fire the shot.
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The hunting you know.
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Young man tall, speaks like a lowland address in black suit
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with an ex-cart in Drummond colors.
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At least I've changed my clothes.
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Alan Brecht, when last scene was wearing a French coat.
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It's not a very good likeness.
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Do you have the money?
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Uh-uh, uh-uh.
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Well, from the wife of James,
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a cleaving sewer for our man,
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which is as convincing as good as dead,
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and you true, Alan.
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Forginess.
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It's not much to see me back to France
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or the lad here to Edinburgh.
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Well, no matter.
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Maybe we should go different ways.
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Travel separately.
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No, we could.
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But that'd be abandoning you to certain death on the moors.
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I'm thinking it is all the way to Edinburgh.
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We should be traveling together.
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Heroine, Gallaudier.
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Deliberate.
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Encounter voters to rob guilty to choke.
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chalked me back to the circumvent police.
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I'll find a way for you to be keeping your watch.
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Come on.
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Come on.
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Come on.
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We are clear in the lick of time.
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In the wicked fowls we get out of up and past the red coats now.
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Can we find somewhere?
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To sleep.
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Sleep?
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We'll be no sleep tonight.
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We'll be no sleep tonight.
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We'll be no sleep tonight.
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We'll be no sleep tonight.
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We see you on mountain.
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It's called Benalda.
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It's full of rocks and crevices.
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If we can make it to there, we'll be safe.
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We'll be no sleep tonight.
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We'll be no sleep tonight.
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We'll be no sleep tonight.
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We'll be no sleep tonight.
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Are you Clooney MacPherson's man?
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Aye, we are.
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You can take us to your lair.
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We couldn't have fallen better.
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Clooney MacPherson, the rival leader of how you escaped to France.
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Sort of the English.
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I spent an hour at this.
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There will be no more argument gone out.
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People still bring up disputes to him.
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People that would cock a suit at the English court.
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You will give the woman back a sushi or you will pay her a shilly.
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Well, Mr. Stewart, come in, sir.
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And bring in your friend with you.
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I was yourself Clooney.
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I'm proud to see you.
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I am.
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And I may I present my friend, Mr. David Daufford, the layout of Shores.
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You are welcome to my house, both of you.
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A poor, rude place to be certain.
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But a place where I have entertained a royal person, each and all that's dumb.
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We'll take a dram for luck.
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Then eat a bite.
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Then we'll have a hand at the cards.
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As gentlemen should.
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I'll eat a dry kind of life here.
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I twiddle my thumbs and wait for another great day.
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So here's a toast to you.
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The restoration.
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The restoration.
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Drink up, David. This is no time for quick sentiment.
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The restoration.
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You heard the news.
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The Red Fox Campbell is murdered.
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But the water's full of Campbells.
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Sure one more or less makes no difference.
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I'm thought to be the one to have killed him.
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Okay. But you didn't. Did you? Not in your own doorstep?
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No. But I was close by at the time. So was David.
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And you heard also that James of the Glen is taken as an accomplice to the mother.
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The Campbells will hang him for sure.
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All men will die to avenge him.
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It's war, Alan.
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It didn't stop when the royal lad went back to France.
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Oh, let's play. All three of us.
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A few, excuse me, sir.
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Excuse yourself.
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Refusing the cards.
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What kind of wiggy should behave your resistance in the house of Pluny McPherson?
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I made a promise to my father God rest him.
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My friend's tired. You need sleep.
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I'll play you in a game here to name.
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Very well. I have sons of my own.
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I respect a man's promise to his father.
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You may sleep in the corner over there.
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Thank you, sir.
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He saved my life aboard ship. I've reason to be grateful to him.
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Oh, you have. A man has only one life to save.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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Please.
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I'm going to be a man.
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I'm going to be a man.
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If you.
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If you.
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If you.
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If you.
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You.
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You.
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If you.
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You.
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I'm going to be a man.
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You.
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David.
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I can't make money.
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What the?
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Oh, follow.
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Just for the next hand or two.
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I don't see you.
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You only gouged me alone, would you?
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Thank you, my money.
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Ah, Mr. Balthar.
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Our weak friend.
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My scarred tail's been at all as clear to the south.
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The question is, have you the strength to go?
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I don't know.
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But we'd best be on our way now.
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Yeah, well, I'll get you a guide.
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Alan, could you return my money now?
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It's littling off, but it has a long way to take us.
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There's no money.
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What?
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I lost it.
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My money, too.
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All of it.
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I'm a fool when I get with the cards.
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Don't tell him to take them by the low pass.
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Will you step to the doorway with me, Sartre?
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Why not?
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Do I kind of think of any subject for discussion
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we might have that may not be fit for the years of my friend, Alan
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Breck?
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Mr. McPherson.
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You know well enough that Alan lost all the money we had.
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I, but that was just dafting.
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I would have wanted to be a hindrance to gentlemen
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in your situation.
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You're very generous, sir.
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But it's humbling to my pride to be in the position of a beggar.
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I mean, if Alan had won, he'd be carrying away a pocket
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full of your guineas right enough, but he lost.
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Say no more, Mr. Balthar.
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I have little enough in the way of hospitality
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to offer my friends in this cage of mine.
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All I can show for entertainment is a set two with the cards.
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But for money, sir.
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Oh, there is no sport without.
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Sir, I'm a young man, and I ask your advice as a son.
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My friend lost that money fairly.
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Can I honorably ask it back again?
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If you don't, I shall be mightily affronted, Mr. Balthar.
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You leave me little choice, sir.
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Oh, you're a stiff back, coming hunting.
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Well, you're more to be sure, Mr. Balthar.
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That pride of yours may be your downfall one day.
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Maybe, sir.
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But I cannot change my opinion that gambling
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is a very poor employee for gentle folk.
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Mr. Balthar, for all you are a pious, cold, low lender.
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You have the spirit of a pretty gentleman.
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Take your money.
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Here's my hand upon it.
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Aye.
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You best take this with you when you leave here.
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Your innocence seems to me to be in need
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of some proper protection.
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Thank you.
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Cluelly's arranged another guy to take you
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across the portahedra.
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A little movie with a harpitz.
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Be up to meet at nightfall.
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Above the bridge northeast of Staling Castle.
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It was here we were to meet.
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Andreck.
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Aye.
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Mr. Omen.
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The lord of the six months.
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You remember?
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Well, I visited the house of Shores three times more to repay
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the money.
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Well, they all man there told me never even heard you.
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My uncle Ebenezer.
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He abducted me aboard a ship.
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Did you cross the bridge tonight?
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Aye.
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But it was dark.
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There was a century, either end.
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I'll take another look.
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Oh no.
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We'd best go to Calross.
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The river is wider there.
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Oh, come on, sir.
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I see you're not supposed to be here.
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MUSIC
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MUSIC
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MUSIC
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I must leave you now.
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It's but a short step to Edinburgh.
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You're not coming with us.
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No, I take a different way to where I'm staying.
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Besides, it's better we should separate.
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They'll be hunting this side of the river now.
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How can I thank you?
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You see?
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That's enough.
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Goodbye, David Balfour.
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Goodbye, Alan Breck.
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Goodbye, Mr. Alan.
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When shall we meet again?
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Still one to hear six months.
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No, but I...
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Sometime outside the talk with them.
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I'm always there to see my father.
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Goodbye, Mr. Balfour.
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Goodbye.
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Goodbye.
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David.
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MUSIC
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This is a very strange story, Mr. Balfour.
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Very strange indeed.
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Believe me, Mr. Wrinkiller.
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Every what is true.
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Well, I should be...
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I found it hard to believe.
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Had I not confirmation of at least part of it.
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A certain Captain who sees him appeared in this office a week ago.
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Demanding red rests from your uncle Ebenezer.
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For philosophy ship caused, he said, by taking you aboard as a prisoner on his commission.
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Then you have your proof?
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I have the words of a sea captain known to be a rascal.
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That is hardly proof on its own.
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And when I tackled your uncle Ebenezer, he denied it hardly.
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Ordered me out of the house.
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And dismissed me as his legal representative into the bargain.
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Does that mean you are free to represent my interests?
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I believe I can help you claim your rightful inheritance as the Laird of Shores.
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I'm really the Lairt.
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But what that document my father is supposed to have signed.
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Handing the estate over to Ebenezer.
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Oh, it's a little consequence.
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Now that your father is dead, it likely falls.
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You are the heir to the estate and it's a great deal richer than it might appear.
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However, I should warn you that your uncle is a man to fight the indefensible.
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And the lawsuits are expensive.
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Now, if this story of the kidnapping could be proved in court, he would lose for certain.
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Unless I could force him to admit his deception.
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I have a friend who could help me.
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But it's better that you don't know his name.
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Let us call him Mr. Thompson.
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What's this?
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This is no time innate for these folks.
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Mr. Balfour.
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Be careful of that blunderbust.
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They have nasty things when they bust.
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What brings you here?
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David, you're nephew.
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Unless you want me to shout your business all over the countryside, I suggest you let me in.
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I'll open up the bag.
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As you will doubtless have perceived, I am a Highland gentleman.
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My country is not far from the island of Mal.
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My name has no one.
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I'm a no-murd for lies.
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Let's have no threats, sir.
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Before your jottering fingers can pull the trigger, this bright steel will find your breastbone.
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That's better.
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It seems there was a ship lost near the island.
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A gentleman that, by family seeking record for his fire, came upon a land that was half-drowned.
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What's that to me?
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It was your born nephew, David, Mr. Balfour.
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From that day to this he has been a great expense to my family.
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So they asked me if we could agree terms.
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Tams?
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I'll not bear ransom of that, would you mean?
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As I saw it, there were two ways about it.
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Either you would pay to have him back, or else you would pay us to keep him.
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I've told you I'll pay nothing.
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You prefer to have him killed.
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Kill?
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What kind of talk is that?
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Do you want the lad to kill or kept?
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Come, sir, an answer.
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Am I a highland gentleman, not a messenger to be kept waiting?
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What am I to do if I say he'd kill him?
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He'll have a hold on me forever.
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He needs to be kept.
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I not have blood on my hands.
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Well said, sir.
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Years after all, you brother's son.
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As well, I know.
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Well, if I have to pay, I have to.
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And now to the price.
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How much did you give Captain do, Zissen?
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Zissen, what for?
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For kidnapping, David.
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That's a lie, a black lie.
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He was never kidnapped.
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A while you old, a runt.
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The captain and I are partners.
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How else would I know?
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The lad was never kidnapped.
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I simply gave Captain horseies and twenty pounds to take him aboard the ship.
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And he moneyed the captain, made by selling the lad in Carolina.
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He was to keep.
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Thank you, Mr. Thompson.
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That statement told you excellent, L.L.
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As I was gladly testified.
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Good evening to you, Uncle Ebenezer.
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The captain and the captain were
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the captain and the captain.
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The captain and the captain were
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the captain and the captain.
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The captain and the captain were
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the captain and the captain.
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The captain and the captain were
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the captain and the captain.
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The captain and the captain were
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the captain and the captain.
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The captain and the captain were
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the captain and the captain.
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The captain and the captain were
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the captain and the captain.
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The captain and the captain were
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the captain and the captain.
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The captain and the captain were
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