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¡ Mr Prima Pasta speaking!
Lucas,有 wich disagree?
Er was supposed to be left behind.
... essay-Up.
Mially, Maxor...!
Sm过 abundance at a girl is not here!
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Mother.
Oh, you're here in the morning.
I'm sorry.
Did we wait here?
Oh, that's all right, Mother.
I just had him out, you see.
Fidi, it isn't working.
You just can't accept that your sister's a woman, can you?
Hi, Justin, where have you been?
First of all, Mr. Jones.
Where are my teeth?
I'm from Salon, Gregory.
Say, if you can't get some scent down from the city.
I guess it's Jones.
Ah.
Newspaper.
What's it is?
Times?
Oh, God, you're the New Zealand Argus.
Good morning, it's not improving.
Mr. Charles, might I present a fellow guest, Mr. Christopher Bayon?
The light to meet you, Mr. Charles.
From Oxford.
England?
Where else?
No, they call the capital of this I've posed Wellington.
They are capable of anything.
Ah.
What brings you here, Bayon?
Obviously.
Obviously, not us, right?
No, Mr. Charles.
I'm a scientist.
Oh.
And, Jolly, actually.
I'm doing a treatise on the thermal region.
Oh, classics, man.
I'm a surf, Ben.
The fishing.
Hunting.
Still, need to his own.
Quite.
Shouldn't a young man like you be fighting the Boer?
The empire needs defending, Bayon.
We need Oxford, Min and the Army.
Well, Sir Charles, you're good.
Well, soon.
What happened to those scoundrels that ambushed the train?
It's under investigation, Sir Charles.
You tell that, please, my fellow, I want to brought to justice.
We're going to have a firm hand with the natives
other ways they go around as if they own a place.
Perhaps in a way they do.
What?
No, Sir Charles.
Don't exoct yourself.
What?
You must become and relax for your treatment.
Now, I'll try and get you some of that cellonese tea
from the store.
New Zealand, August.
Oh, boy.
The name's Tom.
Come on.
What?
Tom.
If you don't mind.
All right, Thomas, you can help us with our books.
You thought we would have our lessons outside,
as it's of your beautiful day?
Now, is this somewhere nice?
Away from that dreadful,
smoke?
It doesn't smoke. It's thin.
There it is. It's the work of the devil.
How about round the lake?
The bandwreck handle is closer.
We were proceed enough this direction.
I shall take the Shakespeare.
Thanks.
I guess we're going to have our silver flesh in the mountains.
It's over and high.
Kissing with golden face, a meadow screen.
Hey, we got it.
Let's go.
Stop some gibberish.
Morning, Tammity.
See, you got some competition.
Should be interesting.
I've been taking people across this lake for two years.
It's called Free Enterprise.
Look at his sign.
In comfort and safety.
He's got some cushions.
Yeah, my boat is just as safe.
You'd always change your sign.
Safe for an...
More comfortable.
It's not that it wouldn't believe you.
It's clear who side you are.
You seen anything of Purinewy?
Why?
I want to speak to him.
Well, I can't speak English.
You know what happened yesterday?
Everybody does.
That train was as near to disastrous I am to you.
In the little English girl, she swears it was Purinewy she saw in the bush.
And before the train stopped, there was a younger man.
A warrior seen on the train line.
So I suppose you know nothing about it.
I was here all day.
Can you prove it?
Look, I've got no quarrel with the bugger.
At least.
Not until now.
The devil's glory, ladies and gentlemen.
It's one of the most remarkable thermal attractions in the region.
There's no excuse for unpotuality.
I get back to your desk.
Premiers get home with your drawing.
The rest of you take out your spelling books.
Fermentation.
I'm not sure if you can't explain it to me.
I'm not sure.
I'm not sure.
I'm not sure.
I'm not sure.
I'm not sure.
Fermentation.
Right, what does it mean?
Well, I'd expect the biggest Santa no Evans.
Anyone else?
Yes, Gregory.
That's what happens in breed?
That's an intelligent guess.
What do you mean? What happens in breed?
What are they telling Evans?
It's what happens to yeast that makes it rise.
That's right. Correct.
The deep composition of organic matter producing heat or gas.
Sir.
Yes, Gregory.
It happens in alcohol, too.
You're telling his son straights back.
Sir.
Yes, Gregory.
How do you make alcohol?
What do you mean, what do you ferment?
Yes, sir.
Well, just about any vegetable or fruit, barley, potatoes, apples.
Is that how you make moonshine, too, sir?
No, no, that's a different process again.
That's distillation. For that, you need a still.
But where are all these questions?
I didn't ask any questions about the word conflidation.
Sir, can you make alcohol out of meat?
No, you can't, Gregory.
And no more questions.
Nice to you.
Sir, come locution.
Meaning taking a long time to get to the point.
Right, well, get you into the water.
Take it easy.
All right.
All right, let's go, dear.
That's all right.
Nice and warm.
Oh, that's a ticket.
Come on, Miss Crocler.
No, Sarah Jane.
It's not safe.
Hello, Anna.
What are you doing?
I will about to have a picnic.
Would you go to join us?
You may, we.
I'll get Miss Crocler.
What's that?
After it's inventor, it's just thing I made to measure the rises and the falls and the pools and the...
our community and the acidity of the water.
You mean it doesn't take so long.
Oh, heavens no.
The other end of the lake was devastated by an eruption just 14 years ago.
You know, you've seen the mountain.
It's quite calm at the moment.
Probably won't happen again for another 100,000 years.
Christopher?
Yes.
Have you met Miss Crocler?
Yes, we met at breakfast.
This is the most distressing place.
I'm sure I shall meet my death in some fire and a brimstone pit.
Oh, gosh, this is nothing.
You ought to see the main...
Well, it's all right if you stick to the part, you know.
Well, it's nice the time anyway.
Surely one can rely on the paths.
Mr. Bain, tell me about the mountain.
I'll be careful where you walk, Sarah.
Sit down, Miss Crocler, and I'll get you a sandwich.
Don't you think he's handsome?
Oh, yes.
That's just how I feel.
Exactly.
153 lives were lost when Tallaheree erupted, most of them are.
That old man you thought you saw when the train tracks were being fixed.
To put an oe?
He was the source of fibre of the tribe that perished.
That's when he took on the name.
To put an oe, the sorrowful one.
I wonder what the store looks like.
It must be pretty.
It must be pretty big.
It's probably out the back.
I've got to go now, my mum.
Yeah, of course you do.
She's only got me to help you now.
How do we get inside?
I know. The broken window.
Yes?
Well, come on.
No.
My mum will scare me.
What do you want?
After Mr Dwarf?
Have you come to pay for the window?
No, not yet.
That is we haven't got a little money.
And his father wouldn't think of lending him any.
We thought we could...
We were thinking...
Perhaps we could do some jobs around the shop to earn something to put to lose it.
What's the...
Some to pay for the window?
No.
We don't... We get help.
What are you not about butchering?
Sit down, nobody's done, and he's been here a year.
We thought we could help him since last year.
She doesn't care.
Hey.
This is not...
Put yourself on the end of that.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
What are you doing?
You broke it in my hand and you can pay for that.
You!
Mrs Dwarf?
Mrs Dwarf?
Mrs Dwarf?
Mrs Dwarf?
That's it.
We can talk out the back.
We'll get on with it.
Come on, work.
What do you mind if we talk out here?
I can't stand the smell of back.
You still running the place, is she?
We'll get us a drink.
I'm sorry.
I hope there's not your stuff.
I value me eyesight.
It's a reality.
You should take more care with your brood wire.
Another married right up the river last night.
I'm happy if they drink so much of it.
But why can't you deliver the barley?
The brins on the price.
Because you'll be the same as last night.
Too many risks.
I'll cost you double.
What?
You heard what I said.
Thank you.
Hey! Where's Gregory?
You only supply the grain, where's the risk?
The risk is right.
What about the Maori ornaments we give you?
You'll sell them for fortune.
That's not a penny less.
What do you want?
Sorry, Mr Dwight.
It's the Gregory boy.
I don't know where he is.
Maybe he's sneaking here.
Aren't you going to enough to do in the shop?
I'm going to the shop.
Not near.
But the car is not here.
It's in line.
I'll go back to the shop.
I can't believe this.
Another tut?
Do we have a bargain to drink too?
I'll do a little bit of more.
We should boil back that broom.
I thought I'd had it.
What did you find?
Nothing.
There was nothing there.
Who is that captain?
I don't know.
It was about Barley.
How much money did he pay?
He was making soup.
Yeah.
But where?
Why don't you go and see him?
I'm a busy man, Dwight.
I haven't got time.
There's nothing to be here.
See, it's a busy dam.
Do you think he's got some more work to do?
I don't know.
He's here in town.
H superiori gana contacta?
Ta-a teede timing hane?
Da faltaem d Initioul o aprellyginna.
Bred'e amartab美味asakasara?
she haga tulcalma her au rei ca q just mabe.
Twosi trot provoistataj o tדenna salln boneshisisja?
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