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["Pomp and Circumstance"]
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["Pomp and Circumstance"]
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["Lance ho! Land ho!"
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["Pomp and Circumstance"]
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["Great Evans."
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["Pomp and Circumstance"]
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["I sent a message to the Admiral, told the mercy ship Lady Jane that set sail for Bombay 11 months ago is no return to port."
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["Hi, sir."
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["Hi, sir."
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["Hi, sir."
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["Hi, sir."
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["Hi, sir."
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["Hi, sir, please."
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["Oh, my God. I'm sorry."
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["Oh, my God. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry."
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["Jimmie, Jimmie, Jimmie, Jimmie, Jimmie. She was falling, Jimmie. Jimmie, Jimmie! Jimmie! Jimmie!
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I'm here! I'm here!
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It's possible you won't be easily recognized that beard, my lord.
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I hope not.
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Come and go on deck! We're alongside already!
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Patience Jack. Too much haste could be out undoing.
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And remember, my name is Rogers.
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Yes, sir.
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I'm going to go to Samuel Rogers, return to England after 20 years in the English.
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Bring you two! Get aboard! Get aboard!
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Hey, hello, farmer! You old old old old old! Welcome back, no crystal!
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Nice to be home.
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My first trip to the East in was in five years without being attacked by pirates.
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What's your car, old?
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Spices! Nothing but spices!
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You must just smell so strong against the wind they didn't dare bother you.
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Yes! And three passengers from Annabara.
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Oh, they'll be glad to be home.
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Oh, see you later. Have a drink.
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Welcome to Bristol.
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Do you have your travel papers?
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I regret to say that all our personal belongings were lost during an assault in Annabara.
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Oh, I see.
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Miserable place this Annabara. Indeed.
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My name is trumpet. This is Jack Obendre, Bristol.
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Hello. And Mr. Rogers from Bombay.
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Nice to meet you.
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Have we met before, sir?
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No.
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If you've ever been to Bombay during the past 20 years?
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Yes, we must have been.
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I had a job there.
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Yes, Clark, the East India Company.
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I've never left Bristol in my life, sir.
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Well, I hope you have a pleasant day here.
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Thank you.
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Oh, which inn do you recommend?
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Not too extensive.
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But clean.
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I see. Simple but clean.
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Well, I'd recommend the Northern Star over there by the city gate.
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Most of the naval officers take lodgings there.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Oh, and report back to the Harbour Masters office within the next few days.
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We'll see what we can do about getting you some new travel papers.
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You're very kind.
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Thank you.
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Good old England.
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Decent and old.
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It should prove interesting to be back home again.
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Yes,
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Matt Miles.
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Happy next year.
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You could be very difficult.
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App.
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Jack, could you get some bread for us from the kitchen?
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Jack, open.
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Jack, open.
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Jack, open.
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Jack, open.
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Jack, open.
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Jack, open.
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It beggars belief.
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Don't you know me anymore.
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Because of my little scratch.
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Jack, open. Think hard. Who am I?
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I'll never forget your face-captain cocks.
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No matter how marked it may be.
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Hey?
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Ooh, is that man?
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My wrist, sir. You hurt me.
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Is that man?
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Ooh, which one?
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One with a beard. At the table.
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Oh, it's Mr. Rogers. Mr. Rogers from Bombay.
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Mr. Rogers.
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Ah.
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I wonder what...
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Oh, thank you, Jack.
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What's the matter, Jack?
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Don't you want to eat?
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No, my appetite has gone so stuffy.
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I'll never mind to get some air.
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But take no chances.
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There's a nasty lot loping around here at night time.
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And don't get lost in the fog, my friend.
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You're absolutely sure Lord Shaddingham's brother is dead?
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Yeah, well, of course I'm sure.
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This warchip himself declared him dead.
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Why, he saw the actual body thrown into the seed.
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Didn't you?
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You wouldn't doubt the word of Lord Shaddingham.
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No. No, I wouldn't do that.
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And now I'm not sure.
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I'm sure he's dead.
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I'm sure he's dead.
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No, no, I wouldn't do that.
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And yet you come here in the middle of the night?
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Why? What for?
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There's a set Mr. Rogers staying at the Northern Star.
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I know. He came in a day on the Lady Jain.
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That man is a murderer.
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That's for Middle East, my dear. He's a murderer.
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A murderer?
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My she...
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And who did he murder, and how do you come to know?
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Five years ago, that man who holds himself Rogers was my bosom
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on his Majesty's ship Caroline.
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He was much given to Jain.
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I saw him one night. He had drunk two bottles.
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He shot down three innocent men, three sailors.
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Shot them dead.
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I swear to which is this hand is mine.
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Mmm.
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That's a serious charge.
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You couldn't possibly be wrong. Not possibly.
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Right, and we'll call out the militia.
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You'll have to arrest it.
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Well, of course.
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God.
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And I'll leave evidence for the prosecution.
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Who will he come before?
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For murder in the Navy?
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Lord Sharingham, of course.
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I'll be right next night.
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When we were in the swamp...
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You've been some time, Jack.
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We've been waiting for you.
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I went to get some air.
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And do you feel better?
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Come on, right?
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The trouble is look.
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Is something wrong?
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What is it?
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Oh, sir.
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Also.
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Are you sure?
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Better?
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I'm sure.
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I'm sure.
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I'm sure.
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I'm sure.
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I'm sure.
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There he is.
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Come with me.
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Down the side there, make way.
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Get out the way now.
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God, you're not out the way.
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Mr. Rogers, I arrest you in the King's name.
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Did you hear me?
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I arrest you in the King's name.
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Well, come along, none.
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Why?
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I'm a child.
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You are charged with a murder of three innocent sailors in his majesty's navy.
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The rest you shall hear in court.
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Take him away.
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My God, Jack, what have you done?
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I've done nothing.
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It wasn't you, then.
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Captain Cox.
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He recognized him.
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Who in hell is Captain Cox?
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He was the captain of the charming Monney.
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He's barely half a man now.
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Captain's sharing him and his pirates rescue me from him.
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He has only one leg and a bloody mess for an eye.
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And he thinks he's recognized Captain sharing him.
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And has announced him to take his revenge.
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But still, you knew it was going to happen and you didn't warn him.
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Why, Jack?
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Why?
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He will be put on trial and the judge will be his brother.
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It will all come out.
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At last.
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I will hear what really happened.
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I'll never get in there.
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What will we do?
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We'll get in there, lad.
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I managed to secure two permits.
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How did you do that, Mr. Trump?
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Bribery, my dear boy. Bribery.
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Thank you, sir.
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You're a pamice, huh?
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Thank you, sir.
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Pass. Thank you.
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But we had no money, then.
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Drew.
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And I dearly hope they proved worth their price.
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You sold the white lady?
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What else?
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Maybe she has cost all our troubles.
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If so, perhaps it's time I improved the lady's reputation.
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Oh, Mr. Trump.
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Don't look at me like a wounded spaniel.
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There's no time for that come.
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Here we are.
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Pass. Thank you.
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Come on, lad. We'll be late.
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Pass. Thank you.
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The court's in there, Jacobin. In there.
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The court's in there.
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Thank you, sir.
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All right.
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That was Captain Cox.
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Yes, so I guessed.
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All right, Dad, please.
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All right, Dad.
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All right.
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All right.
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All right.
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All right.
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Let's go.
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Open it now in a second.
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Are you mad? I could see you.
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You may be seated.
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You look so different with his wiggle.
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You can't see the lightness.
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We are lost, Italian.
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Then why don't you just go up and kick it off his head?
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What is we?
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Now?
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Then be quiet.
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Remi and Mr. Rogers.
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Mr. Rogers?
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I'm sorry, Mr. Rogers.
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Mr. Rogers?
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Mr. Rogers?
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Mr. Rogers?
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Mr. Rogers?
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Mr. Rogers?
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Mr. Rogers?
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Mr. Rogers?
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Oh, has he no Christian name?
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Perhaps he is no Christian?
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Oh, his Mr. His Christian name.
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Bring in Samuel Rogers or Bombay.
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The accused of having murdered three sailors of his Majesty's Navy.
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Mr. Rogers, please.
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Hey.
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Mr. Rogers, please.
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Mr. Rogers, please.
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Mr. Rogers, please.
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I cannot pass sentence on this man.
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Another court.
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I cannot try my own brother.
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I believed him dead in Nautia.
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It's true!
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He's my brother.
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But I'm Lord Justice Shaddingham.
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And he is the pirate captain!
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Sir!
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Silence! Silence!
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Mr. Grace Church, you are a clever, experienced man.
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The law for you is an open book without any seals.
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Tell these shameless pirates who I am and make it into this.
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Say something, Mr. Grace Church.
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You are Lord Shaddingham, your honor.
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And who am I?
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Mr. Grace Church.
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Come on, sir.
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Come on, look at me.
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Come and know who you are.
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Your honor.
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Grace Church, Mr. Grace Church.
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I can prove which of them is the true.
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Lord Justice.
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Jack Hoeben.
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This lab served as the pirate captain sharing his cabin boy.
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Jack, tell these people who was the pirate captain on the charming molly.
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It was him.
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He's Captain Chark.
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Enough! Enough!
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Take these scoundrels away.
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The king's high court will not be insulted by some ship's lackey and his brat.
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Mr. Grace Church, I myself was pulled from the sea by the captain of the charming molly.
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I was the only survivor of those who had been aboard the Esperans.
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And that man was my captain.
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You must be out of your mind. I've never seen you.
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You deny that you took me aboard your ship?
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Certainly I deny it. I've never seen you before.
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And I say, sir, you are lying.
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You are out of your mind.
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I ask you once more. Have you ever seen me before?
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Never. I swear to it.
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Surely you must have forgotten.
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I never forget a man.
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If I had seen you 20 years before, I would still remember.
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I do not forget men and I do not forget faces. Ever!
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Well, sure you will.
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If a man sitting in the judges chair really were what he claims to be,
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what should he have said?
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He should have said that he had seen you once before.
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Mr. Solomon Trumpet.
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He should have said that he had seen you before.
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That he had seen you in this very courtroom two years ago,
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when you were sentenced for your crimes for fraud in seven individual cases.
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You were condemned to banishment for life.
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Take these hands!
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You are out of your mind.
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You are out of your mind.
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You are out of your mind.
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You are out of your mind.
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