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🎵Go ye in the morning and go ye in by morn 🎵
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🎵Clear away your running gear and go, go, go!🎵
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Governor, here comes trouble.
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And Alita, Dan Tempest's ship.
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Sailed out of here two months before you came on a cruise around the Horn.
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She's loaded down pretty heavily.
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Must be something in her hold besides ballast.
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I don't doubt it.
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Dan's a good man.
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Good at what?
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Seamanship.
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Getting the best out of his crew.
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Fighting his ship in the face of the enemy.
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Enemy in a time of peace.
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Of course, if he's been at sea that long, it's likely he'll not heard of the King's pardon for pirates.
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You can ask him.
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He's coming ashore.
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Step lively!
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I'll slice the ears off the next man who legs behind or drops anything.
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Have you heard the news?
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The island's been taken.
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I'm always in a hurry when I've been away from my true love.
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Where is she? Where's my Lolita?
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At the fountain, where else? But there's something more important than Lolita.
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Nothing's more important. I ought to carve out your entrails for saying it.
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I'm sorry, Captain. I didn't mean to.
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I can't prepare in 30 seconds.
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What are you all standing about for? Come on, on to the fountain!
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Come on, on to the fountain!
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Come on, on to the fountain!
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You're the light of my life!
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My conquistador!
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I've gifts for you, tokens of my love.
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Over here, you louts!
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Oh, I will have a wonderful dress!
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The jewels!
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Oh, come ye! They are so beautiful!
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That's nothing. I'm a whole shipload of them.
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They were meant for the Queen of Spain.
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Treasures from Britain.
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And for you, my dear,
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treasures from Peru.
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We took a galleon out of Lima.
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I want to tell you about how we took this ship.
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Quiet, I say!
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42 guns she had, this great galleon.
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We flew the flag of France till we came alongside,
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then up went the Jolly Roger.
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Ah, Dan.
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Come over here.
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There's somebody I think you should meet.
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Dan Tempest,
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this is Woods Rogers.
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You're just the man to appreciate this story.
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The Spaniards in the Pacific
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still tremble at the mention of your name.
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You know the waters around Juan Fernandez Island?
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I was there during the late war.
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Yes, of course you were. I used one of your charts.
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Wait, Sanitito!
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Dan, Woods Rogers
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came here to stamp out piracy.
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He's the governor from King George.
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You?
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Do you hear anything in the Pacific about the King's pardon
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for pirates?
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Yes, some wild talk.
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Did he pay much attention?
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He should have.
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The time limit expired two weeks ago.
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If you think you can threaten me...
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Oh, I'm not threatening you. I'm arresting you.
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For self-confessed piracy.
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So you're arresting me, eh, Rogers?
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Well, now, lads, shall we show him what we think of royal authority?
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Oh, Dan.
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We accepted the pardon.
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You're a pack of soft-bellied,
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mush-headed cowards!
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No, Danny!
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Don't worry, Lolita. Dan's a big boy.
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Why, you!
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Now, senor, let them play, eh?
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Come on!
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Now, you know that one, too.
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Mr. Beamish, take over the ship
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and everything in it.
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And all this is confiscated by the Crown.
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March him to the fort.
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Two men!
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Take him away.
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But, Dan!
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But, Dan!
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Danny!
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On your feet, Tempest.
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Captain Tempest.
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As far as I'm concerned, Tempest, you're still a pirate.
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You've been tried and convicted.
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I don't have to tell you the penalty.
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I knew what the risks were.
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I've no regrets. Come on, let's get on with it.
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Most men aren't in such a hurry
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to get to the gallows.
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Most men don't know how to die.
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I'm going to get you.
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Yes, I'll do.
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Hello, Dan.
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Rather good view of the harbour you get from up here, don't you think?
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I can do without the talk, Rogers.
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All right.
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Well, let's get down to business.
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No.
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But the branches look strong enough.
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They're dyewood.
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Like the wood the old buccaneers were always fighting the Spaniards for.
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Now, as I understand it,
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only the very heart of the wood is used for dye.
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All the outside part of it could be used
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to build a cabin.
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Thanks.
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I'll remember that for the rest of my life.
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Mind you, it's very hard work,
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and there's no glory attached to it.
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I'd like to see you give it a try.
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You'll build yourself a very pleasant little home up here.
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I think your wife would like it, too.
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What do you mean? In the first place, I'm not married.
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Of course, the land would be yours, free.
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You could always add extra rooms
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as the children came along.
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Why don't you hang me and get it over with?
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Because I think a man who knows how to dye
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should know how to live.
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I need strong lads who are willing to work.
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I need them badly.
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These islands have got to start paying their own way,
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or we'll all be slipping back into piracy.
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Don't look like the same man.
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Would you believe it, Armando?
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You're dashing Dan at hard labor.
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And building himself a home also, eh?
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The great sea carpenter
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is sticking himself to the land.
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If you two are prepared to work,
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I'll give you a fair share of the profits.
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You want me to swing an axe for you?
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I'm a ship's master, not a woodchopper.
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Why don't you stop this nonsense, Dan,
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and come on down to the fountain.
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I was with Lolita last night.
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She says she's hardly seen you
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since you got back.
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Yes, well, there'll be time for that later.
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I've got to get a load of that dye wood ready
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for shipment to Charleston.
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You know, there are plenty of lads on this island
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who'd like to go cruising again,
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if they could find the right captain.
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But for real treasure.
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Not the kind you have to work for.
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You miss it, don't you, Dan?
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The feel of the deck under your feet.
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Sure I do. I miss it,
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and I'm going to go on missing it.
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Now, this is where I'm going to live,
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and work, and claim my bride,
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and raise my family.
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And I'll have no troublemakers to stay off my property.
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Sponges, pineapples,
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bananas, limes,
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total shell. We get a good price for that in Carolina.
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And next year, we'll have tobacco and cotton
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of our own to ship direct to England.
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Oh, what's that?
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That, my dear Beamish, is salt. It's from the outlying islands.
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If we can only get the men to rake it,
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we'll be the entire codfish industry of New England.
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Ah, here comes our
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wild man of the hills.
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What kind of beast of bird
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is that? A mule or an ox?
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Clearly, it is not human, or it will
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seek shelter from the midday sun.
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Hey, Lolita's doing a dance for us.
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Why don't you come and watch?
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You don't smell so much.
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How many loads does that make, Dan?
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Twenty-two, and two more to come.
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I'll get you a receipt.
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I'll be back for a minute.
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I've got another job to do.
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Ha, ha, ha, ha.
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Ha, ha, ha, ha.
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Ha, ha, ha, ha.
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Ha, ha, ha, ha.
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Sandy,
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you brute!
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You've swallowed my thumbs!
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I'll show you how to dance!
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Ah!
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Ha, ha, ha, ha.
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You find that too heavy
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as a load yet?
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Phoenix, I smell trouble.
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You'd better keep him in your sights.
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Yes, sir.
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Here it is, my treasure. Home.
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I didn't want you to see it until it was finished.
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This is what you call finished?
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Well, maybe there are one or two things to do.
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It's not exactly a palace.
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You are expecting that I should live here?
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I'm asking you to marry me.
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Come over here.
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I've got something to show you.
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It's the only one in New Providence.
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You won't have to go down to the beach to wash.
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No, only for fetching the water.
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Well, we won't have to wait.
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Now we've got a place to live in.
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But it's not the life I wish for.
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Well, we have our love.
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My love was for a brave captain
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who went to sea and fought great ships
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and brought me fine presents.
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But it's not you.
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You are a joke in the town.
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Everyone laughs at you.
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Hello, Doc.
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And your own ship, Dan,
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captured a fair and square.
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Wood Rogers had no right to take her away from us.
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We had enough men to take her to sea.
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Then we should find others to join.
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I can't worry about a full crew.
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I can put it to any port in these islands
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and say Dan Tempest is going on the account again.
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I'll go aboard first, see if everything's all right.
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Dan,
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this is a happy coincidence.
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What the devil are you doing here?
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I've just been looking over your old ship.
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I'm thinking of using her to send our first shipment of goods to Charleston.
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Everything well as planned, sir?
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Now, Beamish,
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you've made Captain Tempest's friends quite comfortable,
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haven't you?
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Comfy all round, sir.
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Benji's making us a nice glass of hot grog.
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Thank you, Beamish.
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Aye, sir.
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Not your game, Rogers.
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Frankly, Dan, I need your help.
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You need my help?
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Yes, sir.
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I've got a ship waiting to be shipped through to Charleston.
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Yes, I know it includes my dye wood.
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Exactly.
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Now, I don't have to tell you what those goods mean to us all.
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Dan, I want you to see them through to Carolina.
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What, me?
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Oh, I might sail there and sell it and not come back again.
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No, no, you wouldn't do that.
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The life of this whole colony depends on that shipment getting through safely,
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and you're the best skipper we've got.
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What's so hard about sailing a ship to Charleston?
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Just one thing.
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Blackbeard.
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You think you can handle him?
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That play actor?
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I'll bring him back to you howling and squealing like a stuck pig.
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No, I don't want that. Not this voyage.
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Now, you'll be outmanned and outgunned three to one,
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but you've a trim, fast craft,
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and you've the wits to carry her through.
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Only three to one?
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Well, I've fought greater odds than that.
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Yes, you were under your own orders then. Now you're under mine.
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Your mission is to see those goods safely through to Carolina
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and to bring back the money and the goods that we need.
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Aye, aye, sir.
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And Dan, just in case you feel in need of a little moral support now and then,
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I'm sending Lieutenant Beamish along with you.
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That's tough, monkey.
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All away!
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Keep that line going!
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You're a NASA gal and she almost runs me crazy.
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Away, all away!
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All away!
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Lay down!
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Way, all away!
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All away together!
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Way, all away!
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All away!
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Jump!
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Hey, you two!
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You two!
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Look at this.
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It's absolutely filthy.
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Disgusting.
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Well, you have our permission to clean it, Mr. Beamish.
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Have you?
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What?
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Don't worry, my friend. We shall be in Charleston on the morning tide.
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You mutinous dogs.
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I'll report you to the captain.
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We had an officer like you in revenge.
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Oh, did you?
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We tied a round shot to his leg and threw him overboard.
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Yes, that tall one threatened me.
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Oh?
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By implication.
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He's a deserter from the Navy.
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He admitted to throwing an officer overboard.
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As he would, too.
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Is it good?
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Good.
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Captain Tempest, have you no sense of discipline?
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Smoke like a true naval officer.
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A noble fellow. Most fine.
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Hands over your head!
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Go on! Hurry up!
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But, Lieutenant Beamish, you have a crew of pirates.
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Pirates?
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Oh, that's all explained in Governor Rogers' letter.
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People one has to deal with these days.
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You don't have to deal with us.
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Plenty of other brokers in Charleston.
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What is this to me?
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No offence, Captain Tempest.
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You'll find we all get the same prices.
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Yes.
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Yes, I can use all this, except the dyewood.
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Name some price for it, Mr. Murchison.
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Very well. As I'm buying the rest of the cargo, make it five pounds.
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Five pounds?
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As a favour.
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Now, let's draw up a simple bill of sale.
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Five pounds is not enough for the dyewood.
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There's no market for it.
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Now, if I can start my slaves unloading, we'll check the weights and measures with your manifest.
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We withdraw the dyewood from the sale.
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But really, Captain, we don't want to carry it home again.
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We won't have to, Mr. Beamish.
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I've just been talking to the captain of the Merchant Prince.
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Excuse us a moment, Mr. Murchison.
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Excuse me.
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And the captain says they're ready to pay anything for it.
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He says the mills in Lancashire have stopped turning out the collared cloth because they can't get the dyes.
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We're being rude to Mr. Murchison.
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Yes, well, please omit the dyewood from the bill of sale, Mr. Murchison.
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We're selling elsewhere.
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I'll tell you what I'll do.
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I'll give you 15 pounds for it.
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There may be a market for it one day.
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Oh, and I say that's most kind of you.
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Oh, no, Mr. Murchison, we don't want you stuck with it.
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Don't worry. I'll probably get 25 pounds for it if I hold it long enough.
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In fact, I'll give you 25 and forget my profit.
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I accept.
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No, we don't. I'll tell you what we'll do.
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We'll take it along the docks, we'll offer it, and see what we can get.
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Look, I'd like to help you, fellas.
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I'll give you the absolute top take-it-or-leave-it price.
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50 pounds.
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Oh, and I say that is most generous.
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Make it 75.
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And I say tempest.
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Captain Tempest, you're still a pirate.
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Done.
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That's most generous of you, Mr. Murchison.
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I take it as a compliment. Bring your gang and we'll start to unload.
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Right. I'll set the slaves to work at once.
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It's lucky for you that Captain Wanting-Dywood...
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What captain?
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The master of the merchant prison...
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Oh, I never set eyes on him.
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You were just telling me...
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That was for Murchison's long years.
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You mean you swindled him?
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Hmm.
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We swindled him.
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All in on your poor sheet!
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Aye, aye, sir.
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Only 20 more leagues to Nassau on this course.
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Good.
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How are your, uh, orders?
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Still the same, captain?
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No change, Mr. Greenwich.
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What's Dan got to talk about to the governor's spy?
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That's what I'd like to know.
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If we're going to run up the Jolly Roger, why don't we do it now?
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Danny's more smart than I am.
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I'm sure he'll be able to do it.
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Danny's more smart than you.
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He knows that the best thing is if we can find Blackbeard...
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Then we can go cruising together.
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You'll wait, my friend.
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He will smell him out.
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Below there!
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Break cover now!
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The point of absolute violence!
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Below there!
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Break cover now!
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The point of absolute violence!
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Your glass, Mr. Beamish.
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Greenhand Revenge Men, Blackbeard's ship.
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Mr. Beamish?
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Sir?
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You're my prisoner, Mr. Beamish.
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You're going to join up with Blackbeard.
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That's up your pistols.
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Back!
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Now, join the party, Captain Tempest, if you please.
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And quickly!
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Back!
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After him!
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You're going to ship up after him, men.
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Catch him!
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There he is!
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Take the wheel!
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Run him down, men!
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Cut his pieces, cut his ears off, boil him in oil, run him down!
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Neatly done, Captain.
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That's it.
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Make ready at the plan, Mr. Beamish.
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Goddamn Tempest!
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Hey! How about coming alongside for a little chat?
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I've nothing to talk about, Blackbeard.
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I'm going through to New Providence.
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Hurts whoever you are. Strike your colors or I start firing.
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Flying angels will get his mizzenmast.
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Hold it!
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Get in!
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Let's go!
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Well done, Mr. Beamish!
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Come on, all hands behind.
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So what happened, you, uh, swamps?
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Well, it's quite safe. The battle's over. Full sail for home.
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Look lively!
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When Blackbeard's sorted out his tackle, he'll be looking for some fruits to cut.
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All right, you swamps, rum for everybody, drinks on me.
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Listen, everybody, listen.
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A group of adventurous young women between the ages of 17...
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Listen, listen, listen.
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Between the ages of 17 and 30 will sail for New Providence with the intention of seeking husbands there.
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Now, it doesn't say when they'll arrive, but there's a list and a description of everyone who's signed up.
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Let's have a look.
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I can't think of anyone more entitled.
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Now, listen to this.
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Twenty years old, blue eyes, can cook so and churn butter.
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You drop that, or you feel this.
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You think my right arm is not so strong enough?
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How is it for churning butter?
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For that also.
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Marry me and take me to your cabin?
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Pass it on.
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I've spoken, Paul.
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