All language subtitles for Captain.Caution.1940.576p.TCM.WEBRip.AAC2.0.x264-GQ

Send up some small stuff for a season!

My daughter.

What do you want?

Your daughter.

Two years near Academy, she can't play the
thing here.

Nothing to grumble about Captain.

After all, we have got a spanking breeze.

Nothing to grumble about.

One hundred and eight days out of Ken's
home, but there's nothing to grumble about.

Every said we've got in the world has tied
up in this ship in its cargo.

But Mr. Martha says... I heard what Mr.
Marvin said.

And will you shut up?

Good.

What's that?

He said good.

Well, that's something in what he said.

Well, I wouldn't shut up.

Spanking breeze.

Spanking breeze.

When it would take
nothing shorter, the willy willy

is to clean off the sculpture
from the ship's bottom.

A fine display of temper, basically for a
lady.

If I couldn't shoot the sun in half the
time, you take, I'd eat the quadrants.

Oh, what you got, Donald?

South 40 degrees, 49 minutes and 30
seconds, sir.

Good.

Put it down.

Well, not.

Oh, yes, you will.

Oh, you won't be wearing that chunky
angler silk, I got for you and for two.

You know, the only reason
we trust your handwriting in the

logbook is because none of us...
That's a very tender difference.

I was in contact with the academy for
select females at Portaville.

Nothing to grumble about, huh?

Tell him a typhoon off China.

Not despite just a south of the horn.

Slapped in the jowls by a pinnickety
pampero comes off the planet.

Laying in the garden rockin' like a deep
funk whale.

And now we have what you call a spiking
breeze.

Ah!

You up there, call yourself a seaman.

Look alive and haul in on that wood area.

Get me a cup of coffee.

All right, sir.

I'll let you get a fine spirit around
here.

A spiking breeze.

Be in my father's office.

What's going on through your whiskey,
Santa?

We're in for trouble.

You watch and see.

Why?

Women.

Women on the ship is bad luck and they
always will be.

alright.

I heard for a trick, trick trick.

Kids know how to eat so quick when she is
a comfy.

Our maggMs are my goodness!

I love you!

Home, home, home!

Home, home!

Home, home, home, home, home!

Peace!

Peace!

Peace!

Fight!

Wake!

Fight!

Fight!

You.

You.

Another pool, huh?

Yep.

We had a hundred and eight chances on the
first.

This pool's for 50 cents a piece.

That she hooks Marvin in the marioner
before we get to a rondo?

Yep.

I said that all right.

It won't work.

But we got a good idea.

I'm going to play love music, ain't I,
Plinks?

Maybe it's because I know what you're
doing.

If you don't, she ain't going to get
Marvin because he won't let her.

And he won't let her because he don't know
who he is.

He made you set up, didn't I?

Well, it's true.

I was with Captain Dorman when he rescued
Marvin from a sinking ship off the coast

of Spain where the kid was no bigger than
that.

Took him back to a rondo, sent him to
school, raised him, the lads at gentlemen.

That's more than I can say for you,
buzzers.

That voice, he goes, little cupid.

I don't want love for two.

For who will be there to share about you
and me.

Hi, stay.

Yes, sir.

Isn't it that?

Yes, yes, it is.

Clouds and everything.

Could be nice of them.

Could it?

Someone was standing beside me?

What is Armstrong?

Maybe.

Sorry.

Why?

Shipboard, shipboard, ma'am.

Indeed.

And stay away from me.

Whether you like it or not, I shall touch
you just the same.

You and I made a rule.

In Shanghai.

You didn't call me ma'am in Shanghai.

In Hong Kong, I believe you said.

A rule of board, chip.

You know what I mean.

What was it you called me in Hong Kong,
Dan?

We can talk about that when we were back
in a rondo.

Oh, I see.

You're saying a little patience never hit
anyone, is that?

I'm saying that, don't be foolish,
corona.

Certainly I'll careful not to commit
yourself, aren't you?

You're a cautious man.

You're patience.

So, patience.

You can wait.

It's not that it's just.

Caution.

I think I'll call you caution.

Captain caution.

Don't you understand at your fault?

Captain caution.

No, Captain caution.

Do you want the crew to?

To what?

Well, can't have people just staring and
thinking in things.

Thinking what?

We're in love.

in love with each other.

Or are we?

Maybe that has something to do with it.

I don't change my mind that easily corona.

Being hasty.

Hasty.

Me, hasty.

I like that.

You call me that simply because I can make
up my own mind.

Well, let me tell you this.

Oh, no, you don't.

Oh, yes, I do.

You can't do that?

And I.

Well, I'm doing it my way.

for a hundred and eight days.

You don't love me.

I do love you.

You don't love me.

Well, I do love you.

And I'm sick of the whole thing.

You like to play with fire that you're
talking about.

This is a fire that's going to burn you.

Trying to be on a level with your father,
but you don't want that.

Oh, no.

Just a plug saver trying to be orders.

Don't you let me?

Oh, no.

You've got ideas about romance.

Well, I'm going to give you mine.

Oh, you crashed into that?

Let me down.

Not until I tell everybody we're going to
be married.

Now smash the first one.

My father, I smash him too.

Captain Darwin.

Oh, look.

What's going on here?

It's Daniel, but he's like crazy.

Oh, no, I'm not.

I'm going to marry
this wildcat and you're

going to like it whether
you want to or not.

What do you think you're telling me?

A secret?

There's nobody stopping you.

But every man on board this ship is going
to feel mighty sorry for you.

It's not the way of being.

Where are we?

But two points off board quarter,
standing as floor halls.

Well, you make it up to me, Daniel.

Great.

Go sail and fetching your own wind.

Might be a Spanish private here to one of
those Frenchmen from the Indies,

but he doesn't leave cut off throats as
look at us.

She's flying the English flag.

She's got her kites off.

Maybe they come in to see the bedding.

Yes, and by the cut of her, they'll be
cannonballs for columns.

She hasn't done the right to fire on us.

We're not going to go out with England.

She's a pirate.

And by the gravy, I'm going to trigger
like one.

All hands on deck.

Now the star becomes in place.

Double shot and pull down.

Break up and act.

Bring up all the shots.

Have to do.

I miss a guesser.

I'd heave to and comply with the request.

You what?

Surrender, you head what he said.

shot.

He's built for battle and we're not.

You've got to fortune tied up in this
cargo.

And I would like to see the crew get back
to their families in a rundal.

I know what you're thinking, Daniel.

You're thinking what's going to happen if
we don't chop her into a biscuit hash.

Well, we've got to.

That's all.

They cried out under the heaven and the
trouble.

He'd bring a thing out of there to
stresses.

He'd bring a thing onto their desire to
feed him.

Hey, my guns.

I've got my last eyes.

You'll fall.

They've got to die.

Please.

Thank you.

You never did anything to them.

You filled this gun.

You filled this gun, man.

You filled this gun, man.

You dirty coward.

You're sneaking ten-tailed rats.

I'll never forgive you for this.

You know what I mean?

Where's the Captain?

There.

This is the American merchant,
Black Ollie Branch.

Down from Canton to a rundal.

Her papers are in order.

What's your authority for this act of
piracy?

Piracy?

Piracy?

Why, you?

I command this man is this big beetle.

18 guns and bite our nation, say you're in
love.

All of you, not to but shock me to this
very moment.

Why didn't he have two?

Might have cost me a man.

Full Americans.

Tearing war?

Declaring war when you've got nothing to
the carriage with?

War.

Did you say war?

Don't try and make sporty me, sir.

I'm not.

We've been to see a hundred and eight
days.

Oh, I see.

Well, your precious country's been at war
with England since last June.

There that go down to the sea and ships
and occupy their business in great waters.

These men see the works of the Lord and
his wonders in the deep.

Boy, he commanded and raised at the stormy
wind, which lifted up the waves.

They're on.

They mount up to the heaven.

They go down again to the depths.

Their soul is melted because of trouble.

They reel to and fro and stagger like a
drunken man.

And they're at their wits end.

Then they cry out to heaven in that
trouble.

And he'd bring it them out of their
distress.

He'd make of the storm a calm so that the
waves that are of are still.

And then they are glad because they be
quiet.

And so he'd bring of them unto their
desired heaven.

Oh, man.

He progressed, ma'am.

Deadfoot pity.

For terms of war.

We'll do it again.

Mr. Beggs, this means the company.

Reduce sale and I'll have the ship brought
about.

Stand off restore East.

I, sir.

He's not East.

It is, sir.

Let's go, company.

Dirty coward.

A sneaky, ten-tailed red.

I'll never forgive you for this.

Mr. Marvin, we'll go below with the other
prisoners.

I, sir.

I want to take a break.

I want to take a break.

Come on, push off.

Push off.

Push off.

I brought this being a fisherman.

Keep that man below this.

I don't want to go below.

My country is a war with England,
but I am kind of the advantage.

For France, I give.

You can keep me here?

I am the illustrious Christian of the
London.

Get down where you belong.

I see it, Rembitt.

Get down.

Gentlemen, I insist if I'm talking to you
commanding officer.

Oh, indeed, shall we?

Down, Mr. Slade before I bash your top
piece in.

I'll remember that.

All right, now, look lively.

Pain?

Nobody's listening to me.

I told him I kept telling him what.

Women, they're poison.

Man, look.

They didn't see it.

All right, Miss.

I see you have brought me in company.

The English government decided you were
too lonely.

How sweet.

Goodbye, James.

Dear, stop calling me, James.

Then I shall call you, darling.

But I'll call you keep, darling,
than you.

I am victory.

Victory Nagando.

You are... Corralodon.

Oh.

Then it is your father who died.

Yes.

That is sad.

You ever done my husband?

Did he see Nagando?

No.

Good.

He's too busy talking.

Talking about rabbits and pigeons,
huh?

Rabbits and pigeons?

Women.

All day.

All night he will talk about how much the
rabbits love him.

They are so mad about him.

In his mind, he also mad about him.

And man he is so stupid.

He is so stupid.

I wonder why I ever married him.

I have the whole world to choose from.

I'm pretty, you know?

The whole world I have.

And I pick him.

That's great.

Big, he lost his feet.

When were the rhymes in any form?

That's a great illustration Nagando
approaches this form of double.

The ladies of that form, the frame with
feeling, they are beautiful rabbits.

For me, they, they quiver.

For my Gucci form of double?

They scream like rotation.

He's gone out.

Shrimp like a friggin ball.

Shrimp, though.

For me, she is a swamp.

For he leaves.

The Guifal?

She is a dead skate.

A slight arrow, my friend.

For the anglicious swan and for you a dead
skate.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!

Oh, that's... He
is lormon's sleigh.

The lormon sleigh.

He is the reason I am on the ship,
I promise.

He come to be on board my form of double.

He is totally about gold.

Much gold.

I agree from Africa, he says.

We from Apology.

You know what the cyabree is?

Black ivory.

Slaves.

Slaves from the bite of a name.

Slaves from the highlands of the Cameroon.

Foulars in Gumbo.

English ketchup.

And you're lying.

Who should not again go?

The illustrious.

If you don't want to be the deadliest,
you know I can't go.

Keep your time yourself.

Wait a minute.

I wouldn't fight here.

We need each other's help.

Well now where I come from, people take
care of their own business.

Meaning...

I'm glad I know yet.

Did you bring your ham stitching with your
berry?

No, precious I did.

That'll be enough of that.

What are you going to do about it to stop
it?

Some of you men misunderstood.

I said I wouldn't fight.

I didn't say I couldn't.

Those Americans beat me.

They sing when they got the worst of it.

My brother, he's not ready to noun.

He's crazy too.

I could do that.

Well... Well...

I would need that food if I was starving
to death.

You seem to have a pretty healthy hatred
for the English, don't you?

Hate.

I'd kill every one of you if I had the
chance.

Mary, you'd just as you made it my father.

I never knew that war was strictly a
personal issue.

To you, Tommy.

You see, ma'am, I'm just a sailor,
bound in duty to fight for my country.

Apologies, of course.

Now, eat up that food, I might forget
you're related.

The English one is right, Sherry.

I must get out of this.

I've got you.

But whenever you are ready, nice to wait
for one.

Look.

You can always depend upon victory.

Where did you?

I gave a little smile to this steward.

I brought cheese to the doctor,
Sir Jean.

And lots of things.

The gang must agree, you're right.

It is a little better configured.

He'd all hands to quarters.

Pedro gates here to me.

Gun cruise stations.

Break out your boarding there.

Break your guns with treatment,
canister.

Stop that alarm!

I wonder who that is.

An American, I tell you.

I can get 24 pounds.

I can sing that song.

Now we find out something.

The criminals have spit out a few.

Random body.

That means it's a stranger's closing with
us.

And it's every gun crew for itself.

And stand by to repel borders.

You've reached.

Oh, it happened.

It happened.

Well... I can be there.

Not.

Come on us!

We're here on the stop on rail!

Can we take a knife?

Hey, be.

All right.

Thanks, Taker.

What do you have?

Why do you say that?

What?

They're afraid to come up from below.

Oh, no.

They are not.

You stay here.

You cannot hate and love both of these
things.

It's the same time.

My little mom.

We'll keep right there.

Where am I?

Where are you?

And we'll tell you where you am.

You are not with your English friends as
prisoners on the American warship.

You are on the audience branch where you
will eat and keep your mush.

But how can you eat if you could keep this
mouth shut?

Good craft, people.

Too bad.

The origins of war.

Mr. Norman, I warn you of enemy ships when
you near American shores.

You're very kind.

And may I ask to whom I should be
grateful?

Captain Stephen Decatur, the American 44
gun figure at United States.

I hope the men I have given you will make
up for those who lost them.

They died, nobody.

And I offer them my profound prayers and
humble papers.

And now I bid you and the other branch,
Godspeed.

Now we'll have twice as much trouble.

Why?

We've got twice as many women.

What's that matter with that?

Oh!

You had come out now?

Get out of sight a little fool.

But I'm hungry, Miss.

Miss.

Thank you very much.

Where's my friend Mr. Marfie?

Your friend is with Miss Corona and two
scoundrels.

One of these scoundrels is my husband.

Please consider this is only a suggestion,
Mr. Norman.

His Captain Decatur said that
British ships off the American

coast are just as thick as
the bones and the herring.

Yes, she goes.

Well, on most, now I take the olive branch
into a French port.

She'd find a ready
market for a cargo there,

twice the figure you
could get in America.

Sounds sensible, Mr. Slade.

Thank you.

You can't rush into anything like this,
Corona.

Our course is America, not France.

Your crew has been away from home for
almost a year.

It isn't fair and I won't have it.

By what authority?

It was Captain Dorman dead.

I am in command.

And I am owner and master of the olive
branch.

Therefore, I have raided myself as
Captain.

Mr. Slade is first meet.

And Mr. Algondo is second.

Yes, but that was Captain of the former
double.

No, you're second, mate.

Yes, second, mate.

Very well.

I'll see your hands on deck, Mr. Slade.

Hi, Captain.

I'm the master of this vessel.

A few of you may have some difficulty
getting that through your head.

But the sooner you do get it, the better
off you'll be.

I know the olive branch, but at the 90-man
alive.

And I can get more out of there.

I aim to bring you safe to land.

When that's done, propose to fight the
English for what they did to my father.

I'll try and do my best for her own.

Now, for your own good, there are certain
rules which must be observed.

Whether you like them or not.

There'll be no fighting among yourselves,
no cursing.

Your air, your bedding,
wash yourselves and your

clothes daily and put on
dry clothes when you're wet.

We'll have no scurvy aboard the olive
branch.

Ah!

Tennis!

Apply that word to yourself, Mr. Slade.

This is my idea.

Gelopinomatic for a bad stomach,
don't it?

Not me.

There's nothing wrong with my innards,
lady.

Captain, not Lady Captain.

Don't lie to me about your insides.

I heard you.

Drink it.

I spend a week below getting well.

Drink it.

Drink it about on the starboard tact,
Mr. Slade.

Head north.

We'll head east by north after we strike
the north east chains.

Well, Captain.

That thing home.

French.

Set the Jebon for top mistakesle.

Man the late for a brace.

It's like a way for a tack and stand by to
swing the man yard.

Oh, gentlemen, I believe it's customary
for good sailors to obey orders.

Or am I wrong?

But you're going to France, sir.

We ain't seen our families in nearly a
year.

It ain't doing us right, sir.

Mr. Slade.

I'll handle it, man, Captain.

We're trying to be fair with everybody.

As a matter of fact, gentlemen,
we will be fair.

We intend to live up to all the laws of
the sea.

Treat men as they should be treated.

Especially when they mute me.

Here.

I don't like what you did.

That's very amusing, Mr. Marvin.

What do you like?

My compliments, Mr. Marvin.

You carry a worthy punch.

It went for the pressing duties of
boardship.

There's nothing I'd rather do than settle
this little affair right now.

Turn them alone!

All right, man, you heard my orders.

Get to it!

You are a great big fool.

That is what you are.

All the way I am a fool.

Because you're side with Slade.

I'll let you cheat you once.

But what did you do for real?

Don't march the day.

Poppy said, Captain, you get one.

Don't turn that into the British like my
chances.

And where is our formula?

Oh, the idiot, eh?

Listen, I don't know.

Not so much the idiot.

They do not see what you do with your
eyes.

This man, Marvin, they go.

This man, Marvin, he's not your husband.

I am your husband.

You tell all your rabbits and pigeons,
you are my husband.

Rabbits and pigeons?

Yes.

You.

You.

Your.

I bet you.

I bet you.

I hope you want that he presents us saying
what I did.

You're the strangest man I've ever known.

You're unpredictable you.

But you've been kind to me, Mr. Slade.

Well, I shouldn't I be.

Well, don't misunderstand me.

I admire you very much.

Well, you're gnarly, Jimmy.

Because no man could be a bit of master.

Or navigate this vessel escapeably as you.

And you're faith in me.

I told you what I had been a slave.

And what I want to be, and you believe me.

We'll accomplish much together,
current.

Do you see I understand you're probably
better than you understand yourself?

Because we're possessed of the same
emotions.

Corona capable of loving or hating with
equal passion.

You hate the English.

With good reason.

So do I.

You hope to get a commission from the
American Castle in more life.

True, isn't it?

And you'll get it.

The right to fight the English on the high
seas.

The Prophet you'll
get from your cargo will

man your ship with all
the gunpowder you need.

Like you and I could.

Excuse me, Mr. Slade.

It's getting late.

Good night.

Good night.

Mind here.

Who are you, Captain?

I've come to give myself up.

Oh, you were the drawboy of his Majesty's
big beetle.

What are you doing here?

Why haven't you been reported?

Mr. Martin stood me where in your ship.

Well, how have you lived?

Where did you cable care with Mr. Martin
Captain?

He shared his food with me.

It was not fair, so...
Well, here I am.

If you were standing shot.

Shot.

Well... Is it not your
intention to kill the English?

I'm not just a stairway.

I am an enemy.

Oh, please, I...

This was Mr. Martin's idea, wasn't it?

I beg your pardon.

I mean, he sent you down here,
didn't he?

He is unhappy.

Quite the contrary, Captain.

He has much to amuse him.

The switch to ink comes.

What about her?

Oh, she's with him quite often.

Oh, indeed.

I hope you like these.

I make it over and I sell just for you.

Hmm... Very.

Thank you very much.

You are the most appreciative man I ever
meet.

And that is very nice.

Well, I wouldn't say the most
after all, there's... Borgando.

My husband?

A poof.

Now, it is only somebody like you.

But the French are kind of sewers of food,
aren't they?

He is not French, he is French kind of
yen.

For his country, I say, bar.

And man, he's so dumb.

Oh, don't let me interact.

I'm just checking cargo.

I think maybe I better go on that one.

I think maybe.

I think I'd carry a suit, too.

People who check cargo usually have a
light.

It helps a great deal.

Were you talking to me?

Not every marking.

Well, kind of keep your remarks to
yourself.

Thank you.

Still love me?

Don't you think you're overstepping your
bounds a little, Mr. Marvin?

No.

That's why you came down, isn't it?

You couldn't stand the competition?

Don't you dare talk to me like that!

Why not?

You thought nothing would tear me apart.

I grew up with you, played Indians,
made mud pies.

Thought about marrying you before you were
in the eye to a grasshopper.

But that's going by the boars.

I made a mistake, I guess.

I should have been a slaver.

Then people would have taken my advice
without even knowing me.

So that's it.

That's what?

The great Daniel Martin.

The unimpeachable Daniel Martin.

Jeff.

I am not.

Jeff.

Well, stay, Jeff.

Stay, Jeff.

This is Marvin and then sometimes you can
be wrong.

Good night.

This is Marvin.

Why?

Jack.

Thank you.

Jeff.

Jeff.

Jeff.

Come on.

Oh, nights of revelry.

Dragons of wine.

Surely.

The last I had was for 60 days.

And when it was over, you'd be carrying me
back to the ship on a board.

Really, that's me.

A bit of money, some honey words,
and lemon slate can work magic.

You see, I have great respect for myself.

You're glad, my dear.

This vision of you all, this is Captain
Donald.

She is different than all the pigeon and
rabbits I have met.

Out of all the thousands of rabbits I
have met, she is so... She is not a rabbit.

She's a female snake.

Oh, no, no, no.

Of course, it was my victory.

I thought I liked it.

Oh, my victory?

Granite.

Oh, good.

I thought I was crazy about it.

Well, I'm not.

No, I never was.

Now they come to think of it.

Captain Cosh.

Peace.

So patience.

Is that so?

When I get my shortly, you just watch my
sails.

I will, Mr. Marwan.

I shall watch you till I am kakai.

Captain?

Come in.

Mr. Marwan, he has to show a leap,
Captain.

To get drunk, I suppose.

Yeah.

To get drunk.

Gloriously drunk.

Yes, he say he want
to get... Say what?

Then what is this one?

Well, I'm not a bit surprised.

I'm not asking for an opinion.

Do I get your liver, don't I?

You're free, if that's what you mean.

The twelve hours.

That's just enough time.

Don't bring this up, I'll slay them.

Don't bring water.

Mr. Slable, understand that better than
you.

Mighty Brave, all of a sudden,
now that Mr. Slade has gone.

Where, why?

He's doing for me what you'd never have
the courage to do.

They're ranging for the disposal of my cargo
and finding me a ship I can use as a...

Private here.

Private here.

You for what?

To fight the English, of course.

You can't do this, corona.

As soon as I get my
commission from the American

consulate morning,
I'll go out and get drunk.

Get just as drunk as you like.

I've told you before, corona.

And I'll tell you again.

You're a woman.

And women don't fight your captain
vessels.

There's something they haven't got,
corona.

They aren't hard enough, maybe.

Maybe they do things too much for personal
reasons.

I'm sorry for you.

Ah, ah, ah.

You, the gentleman's name?

Not possible.

That's my friend, the
gentleman beyond clothes

and without the smell
of a slave deck on me.

And standing in the respect of my lady.

And you, my buggies, when
I have found the Englishman

Henry Potter, I'll have
money, lots of money, in a ship.

And by a crew just like yourselves.

Now, who takes me across the channel?

The Plymouth.

Hi!

Ah,

you know, that sort of thing.

Stupid business.

Your name is...

Lyman Slade.

Slade.

And do I know you?

No.

But you will.

I, uh, I was just admiring this painting,
Mr. Potter.

It's by Neller, I see.

Yes.

It is great depth.

A certain savage quality in the eyes.

Reminds one so much of the female slaves
we bring out of the Gold Coast.

Slaves?

Am I talking a strange language,
Mr. Potter?

Yeah, I'll get you a drink.

Thank you.

Commit me.

Your health, I fear, is not what it should
be.

Must be the rich food.

You know a man of your age can't be too
careful about avoiding excitement.

Now, what can I give you, sir?

Brandi, a little bit, Brandi.

You want to give your slaves more space,
Sir Henry?

There were over 200
jammed under the hatches

of the Narcissus when
I was in Fernando Po.

And that's not enough room.

You don't know.

You don't know what you're saying.

I won't listen to such things.

I don't know what you're talking about.

No, I suppose not.

You also don't know what I'm talking
about.

Father.

Oh, Father, you're being an vulnerable
host.

I'll be with you in a minute, my dear.

I'm lemon-slade.

My apologies for
detaining your father, but I

brought unhappy news
about an old friend of his.

Now, come Baldrige.

Captain of the Narcissus.

Please, my dear.

Yes, Father, but please don't belong.

Sir John Duck with his very anxious to
talk to you.

Could that Mr. Slade?

Goodnight, Ms. Potter.

What do you know about Malcolm Baldrige?

Just that he had his head mashed in by a
star of slave?

Before he died, he wanted to clear his
conscience.

So I suggested he write and let a
disclaiming ownership of the Narcissus.

And stating for whom he worked.

I hadn't tended to turning this letter
over to Sir John Duckley.

Admiral, I believe in his Majesty's Navy.

Sterling fellow, I'm told.

Has little use for Englishmen who secretly
engage in the black ivory trade.

It sends him to buttony bay.

Sometimes whole family's.

Rather unpleasant, I should imagine.

It's not true.

I deny it.

Perhaps you'd better sit down,
Sandy.

What is it that you want?

Tell me.

It was very simple.

The first time went 15,000 pounds from
you.

And secondly, I want to arrange the
capture of certain ship, the olive branch.

She now lies in the harbor of more lake.

And this ship shall be given back to me.

Your award will be her cargo.

And it's a very valuable cargo.

Shall I get you another brandy,
Sandy?

Or you get my point?

Too well.

Only too well.

But I could do with another brandy just
saying.

The brand's great.

I can't see anything.

I can't see anything.

The very boom boom boom.

See?

The big glorious summer.

Why did this summer we are?

A horse, a horse, my kingdom.

What a horse!

You see, she love him very much.

But she can't hear him.

She's what you call an idiot.

Lucian Argan, though, has a great idea.

What is the great idea?

I tell you, Victoria, I am terrible
warrior about this Daniel Mulligan.

I have already talked with some of those
crew.

And they tell me he's in town acting like
a crazy man.

Floor thing, I'm making the ugly eye.

All they put the girl in meat.

I think with a Jean-Darm and Ricky Moore
runs in any ten-cello cab.

He's a really bad boy.

Who I am so ashamed.

But you do not have to tell me anything
about dear Daniel.

I have made him too many times on board
for you to tell me anything you about him.

What is this?

What is this, you say?

What is this?

What is this, you say?

What is that?

Yes, Capita.

All the men of return except both mum.

Yes, Capita.

I demand discipline on this ship.

Go ashore and fetch him to me immediately.

Yes, Capita.

And if he is not full of rum.

Then he has a new second name.

And that might be very nice.

You are no good.

You have a damn bad.

What never about you do tonight?

You are so women.

You fight with men.

For no reason to fall, you fight with him.

But what's the problem with you in some
women?

Women, huh?

In some women.

Bop, are you and many of them?

In some women.

Women, huh?

Women, bop.

And many of them to you, too.

The big strong men from a rumble, the
model of modesty and patience, bit you.

Very strong, tough, tough.

Oh, you know.

Get out of here.

Get out of here.

Oh, molasses face.

How to you.

Me.

Oh, honey.

Patience.

Captain caution.

Coward.

Turn to your rat, huh?

No good now.

All right then.

But run through in the summertime.

Let me chasing you to school with a live
frog in my head.

Coward's in the sky.

Be whistling.

Order to kill.

Fly.

Fly.

Look.

Right over my heart, you see.

What a stupid fool I was.

In the events, he put a lie up in the
book.

Letty bitty mazzy started being a
dumbhead.

Fly up.

Fly up.

Now I'm all through.

If I never see you again, that's all
right, too.

Mr. Harmon, good luck.

Daniel!

Daniel!

You hear for himself down all by himself.

Oh.

Got the rabbit she make me more trouble.

No, Miss Dorman, I can't give you a
commission.

I simply can't do it.

But why not?

Haven't I the right to fight for my
country?

The right?

Yes.

But revenge is not the best assurance of
success.

You see, Miss Dorman, you're a woman.

And you count on it.

You intend going into a venture without
being willing to pay a few looms.

You're banking on taking prizes without
doing any of the fighting yourself.

And if you're captured, you naturally
expect to be treated like a woman.

Instead of being sent to the prison hoax
like your officers and crew.

And why shouldn't I take advantage of
being a woman if I get the chance?

Especially against those who killed my
father.

I'm sorry, Miss Dorman.

I'll have to refuse your request.

Then it's piracy.

And piracy, you're not, I'm going to
fight.

Show your home drink, nothing but thick,
who's he wrong?

No!

I mean, this drink.

I want to watch these up too.

A drink.

You say English?

Up to that tavern, I can remember
everything, but after that... Oh, I'm sick.

I can't help death.

I'm not your doctor.

I'm only an organ, though.

If it were love, yes.

I'm an expert about rabbits.

But when a man comes back to his ship,
singing about lilacs, that is not long.

That is insane.

But she's doing in a French port.

I'll tell you what she's doing.

She's after us.

Yeah.

And by the looks of her, she means
business.

Mr. Marvel, Mr. Argano, doesn't end me
crap, bearing down the borders.

We're hiding it.

It's a break, sir.

It's the olive branch.

It's the olive branch.

I know it is.

Drive on the rest of the masterpiece.

As easy as picking
gripes, where's the female

that's supposed to
be captain of this barn?

I see.

Mr. Slater boards your ship.

Keep your mouth shut, yanking.

If this here, Slater's one of your home
and corner Americans, you'll meet up for

them where you'll all belong in the prison
house.

Take him aboard.

Hi, sir.

I'm going to start with her.

Capture.

Oh, Victoria.

What are we going to do?

You're the side of me.

And a two-eyed state for you, son.

And wait until next to another where the
winter came to manage.

Anybody think it was hungry.

Oh, you're coming.

Well, baby.

And with, baby.

I remember you, son, without gravy.

No rain here today, no vegetables today.

Get away, boys.

Where are you here now?

In the afternoon, they're not bad,
weren't you, Mr. Martin?

Not exactly what you'd call good,
either.

Slow tearing for a week is too much,
even for a pig.

Better than your evening for nine years.

Then you can complain.

But you're an American.

Why nine years?

No, both thought of trying to pay France
back for letting us have Lafayette.

Would you mind passing the salt,
my dear sir?

Not at all, old teller.

I...

About the vintage of 92, I'd say.

Excellent.

Happens.

No, the dessert.

What?

No dessert?

I don't stole those, Harry.

I don't know how they get there.

I am Lucian Argan, though.

Yeah, that's funny.

I never see that one before.

Ha ha.

Big dream, you've been so good to me,
and I'm sorry.

Oh, no, no, no, no, please do not change
that quickly.

Tomorrow, I may be just as bad.

Yeah, I like to be on sale first.

At the end of the thing, then you're
still...

What are you doing?

Harry, my mother, you'll
get your money, and you'll

get a push in the nose
if you try to stop me.

Why you... We used to
love a weasel of female pig?

Back!

My apology.

You're a goat, but you'll pay too far
after you'll still pay.

You have to know who met this one already.

I'll go back after you paid that last
year.

Who is the owner?

Oh, no, you don't!

No, please.

That's right, then I'll tell you it was a
three.

First, the fact when she goes out,
then, they didn't want tries to go out.

Why I'm being robbed.

But it's come back, and for the my own
eyes.

Just a moment, please.

Oh, Mr. Slate.

Am I so very important that you don't even
recognize me?

Oh no, Mr. Slade, but the Alec Branch,
my ship, she's come in.

Yes, I know, my dear, I brought her in.

But you couldn't.

You went to find me a private here.

I don't understand.

I can see that you need somebody here,
Anna.

Somebody to take care of you.

And to tell you the truth, I think I found
somebody.

I know, it's hard for you to believe.

And I like you're all the more defending
it, but nevertheless, it's true.

Daniel Marvin turned the Alec Branch over
the British without a blow.

Either for you or your ship.

I don't believe it.

I won't believe it.

Look, you sent me out to find a private
here.

That trip took me to England.

I saw the Alec Branch being towed in.

I saw Marvin and his cruise ship to
America.

I saw that.

So I schemed to take the Alec Branch just
as they'd taken her from you.

And I succeeded.

God to America.

America.

Don't forget your bargain, Toronto.

We fight the British together.

But before we do, we're going to live you
and I.

We're going to Paris, Corona.

No clothes for you.

A good time for sport.

Some day, you're going to love me for
telling the truth.

Pearl, we ought to be honored by a visit
from Commander's 10-inch and his friend.

As his custom, our
fine-spirited commander will

bring with him the
well-known little white.

Who would he?

Pearl is mad left and smashed one of our
people till he's no more than a raw meat.

There's a couple of examples.

Little white's affluent shall be selected
by the committee.

Why are they fighting?

Why do they have to?

They don't.

Commander's standard is a very considered
man.

What are you meeting?

He offers 20 guinnies to the winner.

20 guinnies is too
powerful an inducement to

men who crave something
besides smoke tearing.

It's a big affair for a standard,
at least.

Regular party, I might say.

I'll stand each and all of
his lady friends staring and

tearing out of us as though
we were foxes in a cage.

They're even a beautiful yacht.

Yeah.

Yes, stops anchor out there 75 or 100 feet
away.

Oh, ganto.

Do you think maybe our men could swim
there for underwater?

Well, I'm fighting this little white.

Escape?

I don't know.

Possible.

Nothing is impossible.

If it is possible?

And we used to eat real meat every day.

That thick.

And in the summer, we used to keep it in
the springhouse.

Scrapple.

I think sausages.

You always have reed hand-huffs and oil
onions.

Then, bales.

You do.

You juice vegetables all over your breath.

No more than I wouldn't try it.

Nobody escapes from here, except those
that want it.

me.

And I want to live.

I've got to live.

They won't keep me here forever.

I'll get to see my home.

My mother, the lane, runs down by the
mail.

Marsh grass, green, deep green
mover like... they're going to sit.

Oh, yes, you are.

I may not live this little white.

That's not important.

But I will get that crowd to make a noise.

That is important.

You men stay here and start working with
those bars.

Once you've done that, swim underwater to
the yacht.

You or dondo and I will be up on deck.

The moment they discover the break,
that'll be plenty of excitement.

And that's when we'll leave.

You keep out of it.

I will not.

I look here, sir.

We've saved your hide and brought you
home.

You're among your own people and that's
where you belong.

You know?

I think all the pleas on this outcome must
be females.

Because they're not paying attention to
nobody else but me.

You know the terms of this exhibition.

A captain's race tenage has kindly
consented from Mitter, his attendant,

or the white.

The little white.

To display once more
than art unknown to the

more ephemerate, cruel
and more cowardly peoples.

The art of the feudalism.

My dear, you're going to love this.

It's so delightful.

Is it existing?

Each round of begins to let come come.

Let the fight proceed.

I wish to be amused.

Yes, sir.

By his gracious permission, a little
white.

He's one of these wonderful animals.

We'll see some flowers.

We'll see some smashing.

Yet you will.

One more than from Alondo.

And he is big, difficult white.

Those are the rules, Marvin.

We should have kicked white from the
scratch and break if he can.

Are you sure of it, he's ready?

Perfect.

We'll be back at freedom.

All right, lads.

Please, man, I can't American with it.

We, Marvin, escape, escape.

No, no, you can't.

Was that wonderful of a way to...

You

know, he was running away.

Actually, we're terrified.

Absolutely.

I can't think you're with me.

Goodbye, you're there.

Stop that fight.

You're living with me.

That's okay.

You're nothing in the home of that book,
were you?

Yeah, come, chips.

Any sign, yes, don't.

He didn't even see Alondo.

Those fiends have eaten my beautiful dogs.

The government pays you to feed us well.

Only to fizz with your own personal lunch.

Don't think you'll have to feed your
horrid, man.

You smell fish here.

They're hearing you send us.

No, I'll send you to the hairy.

Shilling will get your tan.

He doesn't come up.

This is the monster.

I'll run you through.

Why, Captain, I know that.

Nothing there isn't Mr. Marvin.

I thought I told you.

Yes, sir.

Look at the anchor and get on your way.

Who are you with a shot?

Did you ever hear him, Oily?

You would love it when you got there.

She plays the bass drum.

I tell you, she's playing.

Home, home, could do.

I can go away and leave her like this.

Have a pause in your mind continually.

No, my dear.

Oh, kill and threat.

I've got two people well.

She has deserted frances her home.

She still thinks I'm what I used to be.

Don't look at me like that.

I don't know what she's saying.

She knew the other branch was trying to
fight a warship.

Now, I get the money.

Oh, you get this.

You big female, that one?

Hello, for your manan.

There must be no trouble.

I do not want to put you in prison.

If you have no money, you can work for
her.

Work?

I would not work for her.

If you give me all the gold in Africa,
you can steep things in me.

Hang me by these thumbs to the highest
tree.

Do anything to me, but I will not work for
her.

If you have no money, you'll have no
money.

I won't have any other money.

But according to my life, I'm extremely
proud of your community.

I don't have any money in Africa.

No money, so it's something that I want to
refer to.

But there must be only money to move human
beings.

There must be no money.

I wouldn't wear for her.

Not if you stick me full of pins.

Not if you turn my toe.

I'm telling darling.

I'm not on those frames.

I'm planning for the fire.

I'm not on those frames.

Where is Karan?

I'm going with sleigh.

Where does it go?

You're the first of who?

Karan is sleigh.

For America, a few hours ago.

He deserved me like a pig.

All right, the weeds.

I didn't know how much I love.

You know how much I need you.

Now you find that I'm not just a rabbit
hunter.

Yeah, we are.

You are the last year's one.

Now please pay this horrible person how
much I owe her.

How much my wife should offer you.

She was me 100 pounds.

You are the main robbery, we're not there.

I'll be in the show.

I'll be in the show.

And she is gone.

And they made me an alarm.

Motion, yes ma'am.

Oh, Mr. De Mr. Deacon, sir.

Oh, my god.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's see.

Oh, no.

You are mad.

You are insane.

You want to cook coos.

No guns and a paper ship.

Fifteen men may be.

And you say witted with an alarm.

Because the olive branch... with the way.

I did suicide.

Where is your planet?

We got nothing to fight with.

We keep moving closer and closer.

And what are we going to do when we get
there?

Border.

Border?

You mean we are.

We're going to go on the olive branch?

I said border.

Why?

Why?

Yes it is.

Wow!

The olive branch.

Our gondyl.

Catch me up that English officer.

I've got an idea.

And you should.

We must you.

Ask my opinion.

I'll give it to you.

You want us mad as a march here?

We've got one chance.

A slim chance.

That fog bank watches.

We're going to border the same time the
fog bank crosses our dead.

You are 15 men against their 60.

That's it.

And I am my man.

We'll work this yawman position.

Right.

After which of course we are at liberty to
go on our way.

That's the idea I suppose.

And good luck to you.

Aren't you forgetting we are at war,
Mr. Marvin?

A personal agreement between enemies?

Enemies?

Enemies temporarily.

There'll always be war.

But there's only one time in a man's life
the right girl comes along.

Minds on that ship.

What about yours?

We've been married 12 years.

We've got two children.

The oldest has a little touch of asthma.

But I think she's going to.

A gentleman's agreement, Mr. Marvin.

A hard attack.

It's the best of the inside.

We'll play it to the Lord.

I can just about make her call it.

What flags she flying?

I'm married, sir.

Good.

I'll make sure to wake up her.

Hand the gun.

Thank you!

You thought what?

I was a hypocrite like yourself.

Well, I'm not.

I don't eat the English.

I don't hate anybody.

They're all alike to me.

I want their money and they want mine.

But I want to block his dice.

They are first.

I want to stand this.

I like it.

I like your luck better if you live my
way.

Just don't forget that.

Mr. Frino, make Mr. Dorma below.

See, she keeps on a danger.

Get another shot!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get out of this ring!

Get in the ring!

Get down the ring!

Get to the wall!

buy the Another snake!

Don't you dare!

He'siban!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring!

Get in the ring where he lost him!

Watch what he's hurtin' Chen!

Get out of the room!

Do you want me to challenge him?

We don't understand it sir!

You're not going to segments,
she keep coming... Let her come.

We'll give her up broadside the likes of
which she'll never forget.

I'll help you morning, that's all right,
sir.

Keep her head in his heels.

Wake her down, and bring her heart over to
come aboard.

Move, sir.

What do you expect you to do?

It'll be a move when you get a chance to
get into a good fight.

Get in here and stand.

Distant!

Slade!

That's actually done.

I just legal my thing on.

He's gone up.

Somebody get in the way.

That's too bad.

I can't help that.

That's very dangerous.

I take those renegades on my ship.

Are you the young lady that caused all
this trouble?

I said, are you there?

Damn you life.

I want to go home.

He'd never changed my mind.

He'd never go under.

Women is women.

They're bad luck, and they always will be
bad luck.