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No...

No!!

Ezekiel and Sid Bunt they found lying in the driveway.

It 'was attacked by robbers.

No...

Jud ...

Jud Paynter ...

... What have you done this time?

And 'dead lady.

Dead?

It 'was attacked. God knows by whom.

It seems that he died. I have to go find Prudie. Forward, forward!

He was one of the best, master, one of the best.

We had our ups and downs, like all ...

... But he was one of the best.

And now and 'dead.

It 's not right at all, sir.

I'm very sorry, Prudie.

You are kind, sir, but ...

... Nothing me containing additional 'back.

I think you miss' at all.

Poor old rascal.

Not nailed the chest until you have seen all his friends.

When did 'funeral, Prudie?

Demelza and I would like to come.

Oh, and 'very kind of you, Captain Ross, and even your good lady.

- Jud knew since I was a child. - However, it 's nice that you want to come.

Thursday bury him '.

We'll both.

We will give you a farewell as it should ...

... With a ham and some refreshments. He would like a funeral so '.

If you need money ...

No, no, he had money, sir.

He had money which I knew nothing. He was 15 guineas in the bag of tobacco.

15 ghinee?

- Where did you find Jud, 15 guineas? - I do not know, sir.

I do not ever talked, but ...

... They'll use the 'to make him a good funeral.

He wanted a good burial, a goodbye as they should ...

... And and 'this will have that'.

If I were you, Prudie, I would keep aside that money to be able to live. They'll give you a little 'safety for a while' time.

Oh, no, sir, no.

No, he would ...

... I wanted so ', and so' will '...

... As a real gentleman ...

- ...vero, Tina? - Oh, si'.

Do not take it so ', Prudie dear ...

- ...lo rivedrai, in paradiso. - Oh, no...

You are crazy?

He not 'was wanted, father.

Whether it was intended or not, it does not matter.

How the hell did you drag us into this mess?

Trying to recover your money.

Money is one thing, murder and 'another.

- And the second thing ... - Why 'we must continue to talk about it?

The agent Vage is only doing his duty, my dear.

He continues to make me remember.

- I know nothing more 'than him, and he continues to make me remember. - Up up...

It 's just my duty, says Tina, and I have to do it.

Then, your late husband and our dear friend had ...

... As far as I know, he had enemies?

He was the man most 'good and kind there has ever been.

- Amen. - So who 'it was?

And who and 'was the last to see him alive?

Those robbers who killed, use your brain.

I know that, Zacky, my question and ': who, before he was assaulted that night ...

... You have seen it before ...

... Before he was killed.

I.

When and 'state?

When and 'it went down' at the inn ...

- ... For a glass of rum. - What time 'success?

How do I know? Before sunset.

Before sunset.

Ah...

- So not 'gone too far, huh? - Soon I'll take care 'of you, Zacky Martin.

I do not see why. I have not killed him mica.

That 'something that I'm not sure.

Maybe you did, but then ...

... In the eyes of the Lord, at the time, it could also have done so.

God help us!

Prudie ...

Do you have any idea why 'your poor husband was attacked by robbers, or who might have been?

I said no, leave me alone.

Were bandits, everyone knows that.

We all know who were the robbers.

What we're trying to find out and 'who are these bandits.

We do not know, right?

If we knew we would say it, right?

And if you do not understand, you are more 'fool than I thought.

You're going to find Prudie while Trenwith go to tonight?

There 'vigil for Jud, right?

You ', but I think they prefer to stay among themselves.

- We'll go to the funeral tomorrow. - Right.

Can I talk to you?

Of course you can talk to me.

I mean, talk seriously.

About what?

I'm sorry if you have not been ...

... Well ... very close to bed late.

- Usually I sleep when I'm in bed and I'm always tired. - I did not mean it.

However, I was always asleep.

I will not give you more 'concerns ...

... For those who have already '...

... But I'm afraid I will have to 'do it.

What are you talking about?

I know that after Julia did not want other children.

Did not you want other responsibilities ', you have already' enough.

But ...

... I'm going to have another baby.

Ross?

I see.

It 's too late to get rid of it.

Good God, you do not want certain rid of it, right?

Well, I never thought ...

... But I remembered the first time.

Thank God you did not try.

I thought you'd be angry.

No.

Perhaps it would have been so 'one or two months ago.

I was afraid to tell you.

Afraid of me?

Demelza.

- That 's what you said I was scared. - So I should not say it.

But now you do not think that it can not be that happy about this?

Thank you.

Thank you.

It seems so 'quiet, right?

It looks better dead than alive.

Come, my dear, now you have to prepare.

What makes me feel different, Tina ...

... And 'so many times ...

... I wanted to see him in that coffin ...

... But now that 'success ...

...I do not like.

- All our respect, ma'am. We send our condolences. - Oh, you're very kind.

It 'a beautiful corpse.

It 'was a tragedy for all of us.

Oh ... thank you ... thank you ...

We brought these, Prudie, to attend the funeral.

Oh, you are good, Zacky.

Put the 'with the other, you mind?

Good thing and 'died, if he had seen would never come sober in paradise.

Poor Jud.

Prudie poor.

Poor ', but who are they?

They work for us, husband and wife.

Well, husband and wife so to speak.

- You should not speak ill of the dead, Francis. - No, I did not speak ill of the dead.

I was very fond of Jud. And Prudie.

Smelled so, both of them.

- They look delicious. - Oh, no, it was not so 'terrible.

It was certainly a scoundrel, but it was not bad.

Remember the time, Ross, on the rocks, when we were kids?

The big fishing expedition.

Haven 'on the river to fish for trout. We walked ...

... I do not know, for almost two hours, and once there, he realized he had forgotten networks.

She had not forgotten the cider.

So what did he do?

He took off all his clothes except underwear, then deck 'in the river and ...

... I taught us' to fish for trout with his hands.

He took 6!

How 'dead, this poacher?

It 'was attacked and killed in an alley not far from here.

Killed?

- From who? - Nobody know.

I know he was afraid of somebody, are afraid of being attacked.

- He stopped me last night and asked me to drive him home. He said he followed him. - He said those who followed him?

No, 'it was rather reticent.

He had with him 'a lot of money?

As I recall, he had never again 'of the price of a glass.

I do not know, maybe that evening had.

Prudie told me that he found 15 guineas in his tobacco pouch.

15 guineas? Where the hell took them?

The Dio sa.

Can not you guess?

The E rivolevano.

- It was only 15 guineas, father. - It 's been a murder!

If it 's why, father, there' nothing that we associate with the death of Master Paynter.

That man, Garth, could speak.

Non oserebbe.

Where are you going?

To sleep. Not a pleasant company, father, when you're worried.

We have to get away from the county Garth ...

... And this will cost us' money!

Your stupid mistakes, George, are a huge burden on my pockets.

The death of a stupid drunk as Paynter, hardly will cause 'cries of alarm throughout the county, father.

It was not anyone. They do not even feel the lack.

A good refreshment, my dear.

Good bye to him.

I say that you will overcome, my dear ...

When will the superheroes' time. Now take another drop.

You can not fish in that river.

All fish have disappeared in the river.

People throw their nets into the river ...

... Can only filter the water.

Do not be afraid, Prudie, lady ...

... We take the scoundrels who have killed.

We will find them and will hang them to the tree more 'high.

You tell us that tree, and we will hang them them '...

- ... In consideration of your premature loss. - My poor husband.

Killed in their prime.

I do not think I can finish my pudding.

- I have an appointment next week with Pearce and Pascoe, to discuss the reopening of Wheal Grace. You can come? - Yes sure.

Ross, I do not want to end this enterprise like any other, to line the pockets of Warleggan.

It will not be 'so'. We will do all so energetic and fast.

- Fine. - Mr. Trevaunance is well in Parliament?

Certainly. He does not talk about anything else in his letters ...

... And you can 'think that if you are enjoying the great.

- I've heard that his majority in Bodmin and 'somehow been reduced. - Sure, he annihilated.

- Sorry, I do not understand. - It 'was an elimination, between him and one of the other candidates.

Unwin and the poor 'was definitely excluded.

Thing?

With all the money that his brother gave him to help him win?

Unwin says that was not enough.

If you do not have a majority, as he now sits in Parliament?

Apparently, being a member in office gave him some advantage.

- You and 'just taken his place and since then and' refused to leave. - We want to go in the other room?

Sure.

Go ahead. Elizabeth, make your way to Demelza.

Miss Penvenen ...

... I can talk to you before you enter?

Of course, Dr. Enys. About what?

I was given ...

... Oranges.

Interesting! I have a recipe for ice cream to oranges.

I am going to send the '. How many do you have? A dozen?

No, twelve sacks.

Good heavens! You can 'do a lot of ice cream with orange.

Miss Penvenen, I'm serious.

Oh...

... Then I sit ...

... Dottor Enys.

Friends!

Friends!

Friends ...

... This and 'a sad time in our lives ...

... We face with seriousness'.

Among the many memories of the old days ...

... Beautiful things ...

... Of this, that and the other ...

... All we have to remember the empty chair.

But La ...

... That chair where our brother Jud Paynter used to sit.

- God bless your soul. - Amen.

Friends ...

... To our beloved deceased brother.

To our beloved deceased brother.

It 'was a beautiful evening, is not it?

Hey, what are you doing them 'down'?

Did he knocked out 'the wind?

Dr. Enys, if not soon come down to it, our friends will think we eloped.

- I'm just trying to say ... - Then say it, please.

I told a few people that scurvy and 'caused by the lack of fresh fruit.

One was Ross and you were another.

And Ross told me he did not send me oranges.

So, it could have been one of a few other people?

Exactly.

I think you have been you.

'Cause you should never think, Dr. Enys?

'Cause none of the other people could afford such an act of generosity'.

Was you?

And '.

Why'?

'Cause I could afford.

The money would serve to something and I thought it might serve this.

... You have been very good to do this.

No...

...not entirely.

Maybe I had a selfish reason.

Maybe I did not want you to think that they are just a frivolous person.

I never really thought that you were.

At least, no more 'than is given your young age'.

This and 'a problem that can not do anything, doctor.

However, what I know, the time and 'the best cure for this.

Now...

... We must reach out to others or begin to talk about us.

And I do not want you disturbiate for me.

I do not want you to think that ...

... You worry for me, for my deep sorrow.

'Cause my husband ...

... My dear Jud ...

... Was for me a whited sepulcher.

It was the light ...

... And the pleasure ...

... Throughout my married life.

Disappeared!

Thing? Brandy?

No.

The corpse!

He's gone!

It 'was taken away!

Ohh...

... Deception ...

... Conspiracies ...

... Spells.

I think the devil if it is taken.

Where have they taken?

Grave robbers ...

... That's who I am. This and 'by grave robbers.

Who would want a body like yours?

For medical studies.

Although I believe that many of them end up in meat pies.

It would take a special set of teeth just for the old Jud. It was a bit 'as made of leather, when he was alive ..

I heard them to pieces ...

... Then remove the guts and liver and then remove the brain.

Surely that will not require 'long,' cause of the brain has never had much to begin with.

- Do you mean that it 'was Dr. Enys to take it? - But do not be silly!

If Dr. Enys had wanted a corpse, he would take your last year.

If it was not 'cause you cared, you would not be here tonight to talk like an idiot.

No, these are criminals who live in these crimes.

What can we do?

Immediately put into action.

Friends ...

... And another horrible crime 'was committed on the door of our homes.

Grave robbers ... a disgusting practice ...

... And it 'accomplished tonight.

They took with it 'the body of the deceased loved Prudie.

I have to point out ...

... As members of this village ...

... And that 'our duty ...

... Not to mention the affection we had for the body ...

... And his good lady, here ...

... Assemble a search party and go out to find it!

With this purpose I ask you to prepare ...

But there is 'a beastly wind tonight, the' out!

I do not care if the East wind takes you away ...

My task and 'to prevent the corpse of Jud Paynter fall into the hands of those surgeons and their students on to London.

So all you men put your jackets and follow me.

Oh, what a disgrace.

You must not take so '...

... This will not have 'no effect on him.

There are already 'gravediggers and everything else ...

What 'the purpose of a funeral if you have no one to bury?

Oh, what can I do?

How about singing a song?

A glass of brandy.

A glass of brandy!

We ch ... closed.

What have all of them tonight?

Now all of you go around and look in every corner, especially at the cemetery.

Maybe they are violating the tombs. Maybe they're digging to steal other bodies.

And if not 'so', what should we look for?

Now, they have to have something to transport the bodies.

They must have a cart somewhere. Look in every barn.

Now it will be almost in Bodmin.

And when we find it, even if we open it, and 'brandy!

Start at the bottom of the village, look in every home.

Someone might have seen something suspicious.

Now, the people we are trying, bring elegant clothes.

Probably they come from London.

All right?

- Excuse me, sir. - It does not matter, sir.

There 'a lot of people around, tonight.

- E 'it was committed a horrendous crime. - Ahh ...

Ahh ... We live in a world just terrible, sir.

What's going on, then?

No!

Are you ready?

- We have to go out in a minute. - Almost.

I see you've decided to show your status.

Why not? I'm proud.

Let's go then. This could be a morning rather painful for all.

Prud!

Yes Madam?

What are you doing here, Prudie?

I'm cleaning up, sir.

But do not go to the funeral?

No, ma'am.

Why not?

'Cause there will be' funeral.

And not 'dead.

Prudie ...

... It means that it 's dead? I saw it.

Maybe it was so ', master, but ...

... He had a miraculous cure, damn his evil heart.

But Prudie, and 'wonderful.

I do not think that it is, lady, not with the mood that now.

Well, how was I to know he'd be back?

I spent the money for him.

Oh, go away from them '!

Leave me alone!

A man can not 'have a bit' of peace?

You have gone away from the Lord, then, eh, Jud?

If not let me stay, I send you!

- Remarkable. - Trance.

- An element of doubt. - Maybe.

- But I have doubts about the care to be prescribed. - Something for fever? - About an enema? - No.

Go to hell!

It may have a persistent fever.

Sometimes a gunshot fired near the ear can 'eliminate.

Oh no! You will not!

Gentlemen, I think we should talk outside.

The patient requires and deserves a little 'rest. And 'my patient.

- How did it happen? - I honestly do not know, Ross ...

... But I doubt that in the case of Jud it is a miracle.

Do not stop too. Be a phenomenon for him to say he could not rest enough.

- Hello, Jud. - Ah, Captain.

- You look much better than the last time I saw you. - I'm beginning to wish you were dead, sir.

We all thought you were.

With God's help, soon it'll be '.

Look at them.

Via da qui!

They were looking at me all day and all last night, like I was a part.

Then, you go to my house?

The life and 'hard, Captain.

Thank God lasts only one life, sense 'I could not do it.

What did you say to the Archangel Gabriel at the gate, Jud?

I bet you had a good story to tell!

Go to hell!

How 'gone, Jud?

I wish I knew, Captain.

All I know and 'I ... I woke up ...

... And there I was' lying in the coffin and ...

... It rained on him.

"What am I doing here?", I say.

"I'm gonna take a little brandy," I say.

And when I get there '...

... I look at all like you're not human or something.

- I think they thought you were. - Well, I'm not.

And when around the house ...

... What I find, that the Prudie spent all my money for my funeral ...

... And I was not even dead!

You can not blame her for this, he thought to do it for you.

- Still, you should be grateful not to be dead. - Uh ...

... After what I went through?

Precisely for that. All those blows would kill anyone.

Oh ... not me, Captain.

Who 'it was, Jud?

That conoscevi?

No, sir, did not know them.

You know what they were looking for? They were looking for money?

- What money? - You know what I mean.

They're all lies, sir.

No matter what they say.

It's not true!

Well, now it does not matter most '. Not 'so'?

- If and 'what they were looking, certainly not have had, right? - Oh no.

'Cause that old mare I have for wife spent it all.

And I do not have it! He did not have any!

I beg your pardon, sir.

My colleague and I came to the conclusion that the patient may suffer from cerebral occlusion.

In this case it should be immediately eliminated.

Now you feel much better.

No, I feel bad ... I'll kill him!

It would be like killing yourself ...

- ... And two funerals in 2 days are more 'of what all of us can bear. - Ah ... the world and 'crazy.

Wake me on the day of Judgment.

Thank you, Ellen. Mr. Ross will come 'soon. Do you want to accompany him here?

I think we are a bit 'in advance.

- Unless his watch is back again, Pascoe should arrive within 15 minutes. - At 10 o'clock.

- In the meantime, we can use a glass of the port of Mr. Pearce. - Wonderful idea.

And decide how we want to address the issue.

And '.

I am sick again? I could not have made you call.

Since you have been so 'kind enough to recommend me to your uncle, not' rare that I'm here.

However, in this case, I also wanted to see you.

I received another cart full of oranges.

I would like to tell you how grateful I am ...

... Although it is difficult to express gratitude to someone who does not want to sit still.

Oh, I like the swing.

Miss Penvenen, please, listen to me.

Your generosity 'will spare' to many poor people great suffering.

I know that is not 'in fashion, it' witty to openly express their feelings ...

... But I'm grateful ...

...for them.

Your servant, madam.

Dottor Enys ...

... I do not expect gratitude for being rich.

Not 'cause you're rich, Miss Penvenen. Many people are rich.

But you did something with your wealth.

When you distribute oranges?

Wednesday '. Why'?

I thought maybe I could come and help you.

I'm afraid I potervelo afford.

Oh, I'd love to, but ...

... Many of my patients suffering from contagious diseases.

To which, I presume, you're immune.

No, but it 's my job.

Fine...

... You need not fear.

I'll be there 'any interference, Wednesday'.

Unwin will 'here to talk about the wedding vows, and everything' that apparently accompanies them.

Unwin?

Of course, your fiance.

Who seems to think that marriage is a contract ...

... How to buy a cart of oranges for a set price.

You see that being rich has its downsides, Dr. Enys.

I was chosen for financial reasons, not out of love ...

... But for this' My father left me ...

... And what 'my uncle intends to leave.

Sometimes I wonder ...

... If I had another father and another uncle ...

... Who I would choose?

Nevertheless, I wish you to be happy, Miss Penvenen ...

... And I salute you. Thanks again for your kindness.

Your welcom.

The pleasure and 'was mine, Dr. Enys.

If svegliera 'the fifth Rintocco ...

... And the eighth chime Mr. Pascoe will enter '.

Mr. Pascoe ...

... Gentlemen, we are here and busin ... where is' Mr. Pascoe?

I'm coming in, Mr. Pearce, I'm coming in.

Well, then we can begin to talk business. Now, where is' my port?

Still go fishing, do you?

The owner does not he's' not noticed?

What you're waiting.

I told him. Not 'more' secret and then you can tell whoever you want.

Well, I did not say anything.

As I told you ...

... You should not go out in the boat, not now.

We need to put fish in salt for the winter. There 'more to say.

Go away!

I do not think the boss wants in the house that rascal.

It 's not a villain, and' a dog. Has a name like everyone else, is called Garrick.

Garrick ... ah, ah ... what a name and 'a rascal like that?

I like and not 'a rascal, and' a dog.

Come sit Jud?

Oh...

He is recovering, but not so 'miraculous as I had hoped.

- Why 'and' worse? - No ...

... And 'exactly what it' always been.

A caratteraccio!

"So so 'is agreed that Ross Poldark ...

"... Francis Poldark, and giving way to any other person wishing to invest ...

"... Accepting the agreements of the original investors ...

"... Want to draw up the articles of association with the intent to build a company ...

"... To reopen the mine known as Wheal Grace".

- And 'this your intention, gentlemen? - Yes'.

"And that the legal representative of the company I will be 'me?"

And '.

"And the bank of the company will be 'that of Mr. Pascoe."

And '.

- Before the minute has passed ... - I beg your pardon? - ... The minute.

Uh, 25 minutes after the hour.

- I refer to the point at issue, Mr. Pearce. The petite, them '. - Ahh ...

I would point out to the Captain and Mr. Francis Poldark Poldark ...

- ... Investors named above ... - How 'written here.

I know it 'wrote them', sir, of course I know.

- I'm trying to expose a point. - Then do it.

- Thank you. - You're welcome?

You have to understand, gentlemen, that being the time those who are ...

... And the capital is not readily available and so on ...

What you're saying, Mr. Pascoe?

That my bank can 'help to a certain point. At a certain point.

We'll get to where we can.

But unless the mine no fruit within a reasonable time ...

- I will ', I think. - Very well.

But you must understand that I invest on you the money of other people ...

... And I I have to protect their interests. And 'my duty.

We've done business many times in the past, Mr. Pascoe, I understand your position. And also my cousin.

- You want to take that risk for us, Mr. Pascoe? - Yes, I want...

... But in all honesty 'I must say, I have to point out ...

... That if you think you need liquidity 'to a long-term risk, the only other bank with these prerogatives and' bank Warleggan.

For no reason at all.

You want to be our banker, Mr. Pascoe?

Yes, sir.

I know you're both men of our word, and did not have many left ...

- ... But we must be realistic. - Thank you. Appoint Mr. Pascoe as our banker.

- I support. - The proposal 'approved.

Thank you, gentlemen. And now, if you'll excuse me ...

... I must leave. Other appointments. Things to do. Things to do.

- I wish you well. - Goodbye, Mr. Pascoe, thanks.

- Goodbye, Mr. Pascoe. - See you soon. - Good day, Pascoe! - Good day!

Well, a very satisfactory meeting, gentlemen.

- As a good omen for the future. - Just one more thing, Mr. Pearce. - Lord?

I wish that the articles of the agreement were drawn up on behalf of my son.

A child?

Well, you can 'do, but I can ask why'?

I ', I have debts with Warleggan and my son no.

And if the mine will go 'well may try to retaliate against me.

But my son did not have rights.

I see you are a very intelligent man, Mr. Poldark.

- What do you think, my boy? - I agree.

Then the proposal and 'approved.

Listen, father ...

... Secretary of Pearce told Garth that he felt that there Wheal Grace 'enough copper to fill Truro.

- If it 's true ... - It does not matter if it' s true or not.

They need money to make money by extracting ...

... And they do not have.

They are finding.

- Where? - Ross still has the money that we paid for the shares of Wheal Leisure. - It takes just to pay his debts.

- That is how it is, father, I think ... - First:

almost 10 years ago my captains have examined all Wheal Grace ...

... And I know them 'there' copper.

According to:

the money generates money.

If you have none, you can not do more.

So let reopen.

Let's see how it ends.

I'm sorry.

If there 'a lesson we should have learned by now that Ross Poldark, father,' and as' dangerous to underestimate him.

- I thought we were preparing for the departure of Garth from the county. - And 'under control.

Garrick!

Garrick, come back here! On, beautiful!

Garrick!

Garrick!

Stop it! Stop it!

No...

- Please, no ... - Bad dog. - No Please...

What happens?

Jud, what are you doing here?

I try to rest, that's what I do.

I try to sleep where no one can '...

... Come to scrutinize me, shake me, to make me ...

... Damn stupid questions, and then there 's also this annoying dog.

- Why 'do not you go home? - I can not go home, and 'right there' waiting for me all!

A man can not '...

... Rest in peace anywhere.

Aahh ... all I want ...

... And 'a little' ...

... Peace and tranquility ', that's what I want.

And 'everything' I want.

To be left alone.

Garrick! Torna qui!

- Back here, Garrick! - Damn dog! - Garrick!

Bad! Bad!

We can not do anything until 'we do not take the water.

What kind of pump were you thinking?

Thing?

The pump per Wheal Grace.

I did not think much.

It 'something that we will have to decide.

- Those of Poulton & Watt, are very good. - Yes'.

Sorry?

Non badarci, Ross.

We show that the Poldark they do better than the son of a blacksmith, making Wheal Grace the more 'rich mine of the country.

It ', sorry.

Poulton & Watt.

Excellent engineers.

But Henshawe thought of two young engineers from Redruth.

I did not think to talk about the meeting, but would like to offer Henshawe the place of captain of the mine.

What do you think?

- I could not think of anything better. - You can 'afford to buy the shares, but I wish they participate. And 'reliable.

It ', and' good, but not 'still in business with Wheal Leisure?

And '...

... But there is no 'why can not hold shares Wheal Leisure and work for us.

This would bother to Warleggan.

Quell'oste and 'always somewhere else.

I'll get another bottle of brandy, so 'we can toast the future.

Come state, Ross?

I'm looking good.

You too, George.

He was pleased the verdict at trial.

My Surprise yourself.

- I never thought you were guilty. - I was not.

But someone has spent a lot of money to try to prove that I was not.

- We all have enemies. - A witness who spoke on my behalf and 'was attacked a few nights ago and thankfully not' been killed.

- I hope that those who have conspired to understand that bullying is not 'the only way. - Probably a private dispute.

I heard that you and Francis were to start a new business.

Keep your ear to the ground, George, or the keyhole?

It 'a stupid investment. Wheal Grace does not have a drainage system.

It will cost 'a fortune just in pumping machinery.

- We will find the money. - Not by Mr. Pascoe.

And certainly not from you.

No matter what happens'.

- You could take the stick? - Do you know where it comes from the money that Francis is investing in the mine?

We ', of course, and we are both very grateful.

- Now, if you move the stick ... - 30 pieces of silver.

One of the things that I do not 'never liked you, George, and' the way you dress.

- Oste! - Ross!

Take my greetings to your tailor, George.

Have you had an accident, sir?

They ', fell from his horse.

Where 'the mistress?

- Um, and 'output, sir. - Where 'gone?

He did not say, sir.

Where the hell is, when I need to talk to her?

A fish, sir.