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In the name of His Majesty the King, in the willing duty of the King,
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the willing duty of my office, under his honorable subjects of the city of Bristol.
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It is my obligation to find shelter and protection for His Majesty's poorest charges.
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These wards to be released from the orphanage in Bristol.
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I may be seated.
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The first ward.
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Yes, sir.
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Jack, all born.
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Come forward, he's supposed to come forward.
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Jack!
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Jack Holburn, found at the gate of the cloisters of the Immacula Conception and the Year of Grace in January 1777,
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being raised and taken care of there until the age of seven,
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and then transferred to His Majesty's orphanage in Bristol,
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where He was kept and instructed in discipline and proper matters,
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as well as in the menial task in the home and in the gardens.
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Now, Jack Holburn, what would you like to be one day?
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Sir, my name is just plain Jack.
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Don't say sir, Jack Holburn, you say your honor.
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I'm simply called Jack your honor, not Jack Holburn.
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My father's name was certainly not Holburn. I don't even know who he was.
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I asked you what you would like to be.
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Jack?
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Cabin boy, sir. What's so funny about that?
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Quiet. You're only to speak when spoke or told.
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These honorable men are captains in His Majesty's fleet.
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Hasn't anyone ever told you that a cabin boy must be at least as tall as a fifty-gallon barrel?
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No one comes aboard on a four and a half feet.
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Even in a breeze, you'll have to be nailed to the deck.
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You'll permit me. Your honor.
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You are too small to become a cabin boy, Jack Holburn.
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Sir, my name is not Holburn. I'm simply called Jack.
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Years ago you were found in Holburn. Therefore your name is Holburn. That is the law. Period.
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I'll take the boy.
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He could sign on my ship. In the name of His Majesty the King,
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it is resolved and pronounced that the wish of the ward Jack Holburn to serve duty in His Majesty's fleet is a cabin boy is hereby denied.
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I hereby hand over custody of the boy Jack Holburn for further rearing,
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and under the condition that he is instructed in the name of the Lord with discipline and propriety,
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and that his physical well-being be provided for
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to the cobbler and rope-maker John Arrows and his wife Elizabeth.
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No! I want to be a cabin boy. I'll go for use.
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I'll take him as a cabin boy. I don't care how tall he is.
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Captain Sharingham, you've heard the decision. The impudence to disregard the decree of His Majesty the King
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shall be made known to the Admiralty.
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I must ask you to remain available for further questioning Captain Sharingham.
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Are you going to put me under arrest? I said!
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I want to ask you a few questions. With pleasure, your honor.
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You stay.
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Are you willing to adopt the ward, Jack Holburn?
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Yes, your honor. The judgement is recorded.
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Contributions from charitable citizens. Take off your uniform. Now, hurry up.
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Your bad behaviour is now a matter for poor Mr. Arrows. We can't have pleasant memories of you.
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You have this when you came. Perhaps it was your father's.
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Come along, next one. Take off your uniform. Come along. Take this.
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Hurry up.
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You should be.
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Your foster parents are waiting.
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Always daydreaming.
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Go and hurry up.
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Next.
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Take off your uniform.
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Your behaviour in the court is disgraceful. I can't understand you. You've been given every arbitrary.
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You're dragging our name through the mud.
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Ridiculous, I'm a privateer in the name of the Crown.
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The Crown has granted you the letter of mark in order that you fight against his enemies and not to deliver weapons to pirates.
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I wouldn't make such indiscreet speeches, brother.
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I no longer have a brother. Privateering captains are worthy champions of his majesty.
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You are an unworthy pirate.
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And I will do all I can to ensure that the name sharing them is not disgrace by your unworthy behaviour.
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Stupid you little devil.
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Didn't anyone in the orphanage teach you how improper that is? Just you wait.
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Mr. Arrows, you'll learn a number of other things. Now see that you behave yourself.
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Mr. Arrows shouldn't be kept waiting.
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Why now? Come along. Who do you plan to stay there forever?
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Climb up. The rops have to be at the harbor before sunset.
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You have cost us a lot of money, lad. I hope you'll be grateful to us.
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Climb up.
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Climb up.
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Climb up.
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Climb up.
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Hey, Jack.
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There. The harbor.
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Heat ship requires a total of a mile and a half of growth.
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A mile and a half, Jack. Otherwise they couldn't move an inch.
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Without me, the proud barges are dead. Dead as a doornail.
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Stop here, chatter about it. They are waiting for us at the charming mountain.
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I think.
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You are your say there's a wash of women. Get in out of the way.
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Come on. Hurry it up.
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Hey, you. Get on with it.
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Sound there. You'll get down on your knees.
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And thank you.
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The route you ordered.
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Yeah, well, dammit, when you've come in your lap.
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Oh, forget it.
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Miller, Stevenson, dig and get the rope on board. Hurry up. Get the rope on.
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Do you distress captain sharing in Mr. Arrows?
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Of course not. You're a sensible man.
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Dammit, in the forehold not the sail locker.
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All right, all right, sir.
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Hey, that. Hey, don't go to the sea, that.
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There's work to be done.
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Get on with it.
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Mr. Morris, come with me.
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How are you, sir? Golden buckles.
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Golden buckles on their shoes, Jack Golden.
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They lost the prize. You can judge a man by his shoes.
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Shoes show the character.
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The admirals, he has grown suspicious.
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Presumably they even have evidence. Very little evidence.
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What do you know about him, Mr. Morris?
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Across the key up on the roof, a man is taking a list of every single thing we bring on board.
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Now he wouldn't do that if they had the evidence.
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Fylti perhaps accidentally sleep and fall.
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We have a traitor in our crew, Mr. Morris.
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I'll put my hand in the pryfairy man on board.
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I'm very concerned about your hand.
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Envy, captain. Our raids have been too successful.
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The admiralty is envious of our success, and now they're trying to put a noose around our necks.
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There's more behind it.
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If they search the ship and discover the cannons for our friends.
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When I saw the spy, up on the roof, I kicked them in on their back sides and everything's along.
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Everything is stowed away, we can sail in two hours.
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No search, no problem.
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Thank you, Mr. Morris, because we'll sail according to plan early tomorrow morning.
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Yes, but Captain...
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I won't know the Esperance's course until tonight.
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Loynjau, you're not here today, do you want?
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Stuller and staring? You better know how to jump wood.
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Left, will.
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Captain Shoringham.
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Captain Shoringham, this is the Abba master in the name of the king.
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What's up? Get Captain Shoringham. I have orders to search this ship.
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Alpha Alpha!
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Ah, you idiots!
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You want to search the cargo in the middle of the night? Couldn't you have come earlier?
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I told you, the fetch Captain Shoringham.
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Now, now, Mr. Godspell, what's all this shouting about?
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Welcome aboard.
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This is the evidence.
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I hear by confiscate your entire cargo.
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You've been doing business with the pirates, Captain Shoringham.
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You are unreasonable and unfair, Mr. Godspell.
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Canons are a normal cargo for a ship used in naval raids in the name of his majesty.
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Our beloved king.
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Do you seriously expect to maintain that all of this?
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All of this?
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We have evolved in skirmishes with the French, with this damage.
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We have losses, and these are the reserves we need to survive.
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Or do you believe that everything can be bought in the West Indian?
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But I know for a fact.
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You don't know anything.
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You sit here in the security of the harbour while we risk our necks for you at sea.
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But I have reason, Mr. Godspell.
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Here is my letter of mark that the king seal.
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Bring me the document for the king in which he forbids me to fight against the French and the Spanish.
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Then you can confiscate my cargo.
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And now, please, leave my ship.
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Oh, ashore!
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We shall meet again, Captain Shoringham.
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Give my regards to the gentlemen of the admiralty.
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I told you, sir, they didn't have any evidence.
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We will set sail early tomorrow morning as fast as we can.
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Sir, sir, as soon as the tides won, we'll be going.
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Forward, forward, hook!
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Ah!
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Myra!
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Why did you come here?
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Why didn't you wait for me?
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I didn't have any evidence.
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Myra! Why did you come here?
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I waited for two hours and you knew very well I couldn't wait any longer.
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The harbour must have delayed me.
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You're taking a great risk for me.
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The course of the Esperance.
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They'll be expecting it at the Bastion and Nautia in two months.
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From there, two men of war will escort her to Bristol.
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Then we'll have to take her before she reaches Nautia.
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Two months.
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That's enough.
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I have to go.
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I thank you.
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Be careful.
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I've already been calloused enough.
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The harbour.
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All right, honey.
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All right, honey.
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You're very brave, Ladi.
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But you are causing us a lot of trouble.
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Ah, that's the captain. He plays very well.
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You can hear it for yourself right away.
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From...
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Ah!
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Yes?
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I beg your pardon, Captain.
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But Ladi was determined to accompany us.
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I believe we met.
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Do you know what happens to Stowaway's?
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Jack?
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You wanted me to be a cabin boy.
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Well, here I am.
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So that's it.
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Where did you get that?
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They gave it to me at the orphanage.
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Perhaps it's from my...
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Have you ever seen this armband before?
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Do you recognise it?
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Or do you know who my father is?
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Do you know who I am?
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Don't ask so many questions, Ladi.
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Sir!
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We owe the captain on the charming Molly.
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When?
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When?
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I don't know. That's the problem.
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I can't remember.
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I was still too young.
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Sir, if you know something, please tell me.
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I can't take you as a cabin boy, Jack.
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The Admiralty is forbidden.
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Francie, take him back to his parents.
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Sir?
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They're not my parents.
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It's going to cause us trouble.
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Please don't send me back.
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Stay with Mr. Arroz.
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And sit with her.
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You can make good, sturdy robe for a similar.
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Where would you have taken, Mr. Stearwell?
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Well, the best place is in the ropehole.
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It's warm and dry there, and the galley is near.
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Now go.
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And chin up, Jack.
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Chin up, Jack.
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Shut up, Jack. Shut up.
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Jack, shut up.
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Yeah, I'm ready.
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Yeah, I'm ready.
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Tom?
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Admiral, sir.
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I beg to report, sharing himself with the outgoing tide.
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I don't understand it, sir.
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My agent didn't report anything.
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I just understand it.
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Well, God's spell, you made a mistake.
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You led sharing a escape instead of arresting him.
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His brother, the Lord Justice, is not going to be at all happy.
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I can still stop them, sir, with our cannons, if you just give me permission to show.
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No, no, not that.
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Would you care for some breakfast, my dear?
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No, thank you.
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According to my latest information, you've done everything correctly, God's spell.
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Sharingum is about to provide us with the final evidence.
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My informant has told me exactly when and where the weapons will be transferred.
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Too many of war are already underway to spring the trap.
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Sharingum is sailing straight to his doom.
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May I offer my heartiest congratulations, Admiral.
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