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Pass the Sunward!

We'll make no hip-wagers to sow Easter, sir.

You're almost to eggs? Worship?

Bring it around again.

Oh, yes, sir.

Stand by the worship!

Hands your braces! Hands your braces!

Come on, look like!

Come on, look like!

Finally, fix your mouth!

Come on, look like!

Oh, sir!

Come on, look, look, look!

Come on, move your box-bed box over here!

No!

Easter of Clama, sir!

Easter of...

Morning, Mr. Wakefield. Morning.

Wind shifting, Mr. O'odham.

Ah, I thought it was too good to last.

You mark my words, Mr. Simpson. It'll bring rain.

It'll bring rain, you know.

I and lay the dust, Mr. O'odham.

But that's for business, Mr. Simpson.

That's for business.

Excuse me.

Morning, Mrs. Furlong.

Good day, Mrs. Furlong.

Mrs. Furlong.

Dinner, Robert.

How close to the half hour?

Your father always remained open.

I know.

There's your starters and tent to finish.

I'll spoil now the mistake.

Now you're cooking for the one of a few minutes.

Thank you.

We thank the old Lord for all our gracious bounty.

Amen.

A ship's been spoke of the point. I heard the gun.

It could be James.

If a lot to be thankful for.

A little shop, a comfortable business.

See, Faren is no life. I've always said so.

It was James' own choosing.

Oh, well, it's too late for him to change his mind now.

Father left the shop to me.

I can't imagine James serving behind a counter.

Exactly.

No sense of business, that brother of mine. No sense of business.

Captain, no need.

What's the gallon?

Your servant, sir.

Out of here, passage?

Yeah, my paper, sir.

Ali, we left.

There's been 27 days ago, but we've been kept beating to windward of the point for the last three.

Three days extra pay for every man.

Hey, those rascals know what they're about, don't they?

That's a reflection upon my ability and character, sir.

Of course not, I need not. Of course not.

I'll have every confidence in you.

One day mark me well.

One day we'll have you master of a western ocean bucket.

That'll suit you better than this Portuguese wine trailer.

One.

Senior Braganza sense its compliments.

Oh, huh?

Bex to remind you that his contract will be due for renewal in seven weeks' time.

Let's take good care of Senior Braganza.

That Portuguese wine shipper is our bread and butter, huh?

You'll take a glass that you make, sir.

Oh, thank you, Captain.

You've got a full cargo, actually.

Hi.

Wine hides, sheik skins and oranges from Seveal.

Good, good.

Well, then you'll have earned your bonus.

I think not.

Hmm?

You can just smell it.

What?

Rotten fruit.

Just sprung for it.

We've been double-manning the pumps since five days out.

You mean you sprung her?

You've driven her to our, man.

In your service, sir.

To more expense, and owner's hand is never out of his pocket these days.

Well, below the water, lance, he's riddled with worm.

I did draw the matter to your attention in my last report.

Annoying this, you still drove a hare.

You required a fast passage?

T. What use is a fast passage?

If you waste time and money hanging, hanging around the pipe for three days.

A ship that will drive into the wind has yet to be built.

Don't try and teach me my business, sir.

I'll be aboard first thing tomorrow morning.

You'll find out what other damage you've reached.

Good night, Jacob.

Good night, Mr. Kellen.

One day, I'll give you a lesson in business, Mr. Kellen.

Oh, James, thank you.

It's lovely.

Thank you, James.

Sarah's looking very well.

I've once gone, big as ours.

Congratulations.

Keep still.

Each, sir.

Is it well?

Very well, lovely.

Well, when did father die?

A week passed.

This joke?

The third.

It took him in the night.

It's a pity you couldn't have arrived sooner.

I doubt I could clip a week of a voyage even to a Blige father.

And in the event I dare say, my presence would have hastened rather than hindered matters.

Oh, James.

Well, did you leave much?

Well, the shop.

To Robert.

And a word of advice for you.

Oh?

He said, a man who walks a twisty lane may travel far, but arrive at the same destination in the end.

Well, you spoke a man with a little sense of direction.

Robert's worked very hard in this shop, James.

Without father holding your back, she'll be able to expand the business now, Robert.

Oh, well satisfied with things as they are.

Well, you shouldn't be.

Building ships, 200 or more feet in length and clad in iron.

I ain't shit.

I 60 men to chrome and every man jacked to be fed.

Acres a sailcloth, miles of cordage, now's your chance, Robert. Take it.

The owners had never buy from a little man like me.

And how could I afford fancy kickbacks to the master, eh?

Look, the owners will buy, where he can show best profit.

Look, there's a sight more to business than just playing, buying and selling.

Take my word.

Look.

I buy.

I sell.

Now, where in lies the profit?

In between?

No, Robert.

Profit lies with the man who possesses.

The owner makes the profit, not the employee.

Have a well paid.

Ah, and it stands to lose most.

Ah, and the man who has nothing loses nothing, lies in a poor man's grave.

The poor man's funeral.

Oh, and James, you're not a father.

Will you be the better for lying in a rich man's grave, James?

Hi. I'll have worked for it.

200 cases of oranges destroyed and 20 casts of wine.

This spoiled better.

Oh, there's no bonus for you.

This trip, Captain O'Neaton.

What a penny piece.

You take your leave and report back next week.

I'm going to run, Mr. Cannon.

Captain O'Neaton, sir.

Captain O'Neaton.

22 pounds, 12 shims and 6%.

If you assign it here, sir.

The

The

The

attention to your work there.

Oh, Josh Webster's ship.

What do you think of that?

A poor bargain.

Well, that depends upon the price.

Should fetch about 500.

Oh, more without luck.

The Webster's must be close to Penury.

The old man's taken to the bottle.

And on that vinegar-faced daughter of his,

tries to keep up the fiction that he has the fever.

He has the Barbados fever.

She'd still be on web then, I'd say.

Well, who would have a tart as a crab apple in wrong side of 30?

Ask him past your below.

Bound to be.

I doubt if that ship has tasted saltwater for two years past.

The charlotte roads is the gist of the waterfront.

Oh, not phrases. Yards, built-in.

Phrases, bold sound ships.

She's not sound now.

She's fit on if her stripping and turning into a coal oak.

Under 500, you reckon, eh?

Uh...

Robert,

I've 175 saved.

Will you learn with the balance?

What? For that, Rick?

He cannot be serious, James.

I'll give you a note of answers. You're not loosed by it.

No more security.

A partnership. A partnership.

In what?

A trading venture, eh?

You're proposed to put to see in that.

Ah.

I'll sell it a skiff if need be.

Ah, the sea roots are spoken for.

The owners are crushing you, and they've no taste for competition.

325 pounds. That's all I need, and I'll make your fortune for you.

I doubt if it could put me hands on 325 shillings.

Much less pound.

Well, you're the shop and the stock.

The shop and the stock.

You're asking me to mortgage wife and family against a full-hard

adventure that's doomed to failure before it even begins?

You speak so grandly of the world as your oyster,

but that shall has long been prized open.

Oh, shop and the stock.

Well, wait.

Well, wait.

You tend to sail that wreck.

And with what cargo?

I'm somewhat careless with your cast, Robert.

Not I.

Fool of a dream and dropped it and lost me its content.

But as you'll claim, never fear I've took claim.

Well, somebody be out of the pocket.

Not I.

Oh, manufacturer.

Oh, the carrier.

It's his responsibility.

The carrier, eh?

Mm-hmm.

Robert.

Which has greater value?

Cask or content?

Well, the cast naturally has made a season dork,

but it's of little value now.

Vinegar?

Oh, nine gallons of it straight down the drain.

Why are you thinking of carrying Vinegar on that hook?

At least it might pickle its timbers.

Not Vinegar, Robert.

Why?

The wine trade.

Oh, for God's sake, James, you're not thinking of competing with

Callum.

Why not?

He's had a good run for his money.

Look, the Braganza contract has put seven weeks to run.

I think I see a way of snapping it from under Callum's nose.

James, even if you had a ship, Callum would undercut any price

you could offer.

He can afford to.

And he'd neither forget nor forgive.

He's a hard man, James.

He'll run you off the seas.

No, I know, Callum.

And I know Braganza.

And between them, they play you like a fish.

It is not how you take the bait.

But a monster bush.

Now.

Robert, will you lend me the money?

And keep your purse strings tight.

Candler, sustain your family on vinegar.

Good evening, Miss Webster.

I apologise for the lateness of the call in any inconvenience, but, er...

Might I have a few moments' conversation with your father?

To what purpose?

A matter of business.

I'm sorry, sir, but Captain Webster is indisposed.

It is a matter of some consequence.

To you?

Or to us?

Well, I had hoped to make an offer for the ship.

Might save the bother of public auction.

Private sale.

Do you represent yourself alone or others?

Er, with respect, Miss Webster, but my business must lie with your father.

Very well.

If you'll stop inside, I'll inquire if my father will receive you.

Thank you.

If you would wait in here, Captain, only then.

Thank you, Miss Webster.

Thank you, Miss Webster.

You will not object to the presence of a woman during your discussion.

My father is a sick man and I would not have him take an advantage of.

I understand.

You may smoke if you wish.

Thank you.

It's time, daughter. It's time for my tot.

Oh, Father, don't try and pull yourself together.

I need my tot.

We have a visitor.

I can't see the one. Without I have my evening tot.

A gentleman neighbour inquiring about the ship.

I'm entitled.

Couldn't you have shaved just for once?

You'll need a clean stock and neckband and shoes.

I wear the ones with the buckle.

With buckle shoes and my uniform.

He's not over. All else is in porn.

Gentlemen, it's some important to see.

We're already acquainted with Captain O'Needin, Father.

O'Needin, that young pup tradesman, son.

Young officer.

Piers, parsimonious family, D'Needin.

His father refused to attend my credit.

As a result, my ship's rotting away.

World's coming to a pretty pass with a tupply shopkeeper who refused a gentleman.

But I outlived that mean-minded old devil, Rolice always.

Now his son wants to bargain for my ship today.

I'll bargain by God.

You will leave the negotiations to me, Father.

Our fancy that Captain O'Needin had his in mind a name, a sharp price.

But if you do not disgrace me, we shall meet him.

I believe you're acquainted with my father, son.

Yes, sir.

Much is without you.

Aye, sir.

And a tour needed by the

country.

You will leave the negotiations to me, Father.

Our fancy that Captain O'Needin had his in mind a name, a sharp price.

But if you do not disgrace me, we shall meet him.

I believe you're acquainted with my father, son.

Yes, sir.

Much is without you.

Aye, sir.

And a tour needed by the country, too.

Take me to an event, take me to an event.

A glass of tour wine, daughter.

Thank you, sir, but I prefer to keep a clear head when discussing matters of business.

My father is not yet fully recovered from the fever, sir.

I know the symptoms well.

A fever contracted on the slave coast in the service of his country.

Retired beyond half-pated by smart lords of the Admiralty, there's little gadgets used in this world, young men.

Little gratitude.

But I beat the winners and outgun them.

I bought the schooler, Charlotte Rhodes, a sounder ship was ever spread canvas.

And it would help me with that penny-pinching father of your world.

Father?

We understand, Captain O'Needin, that you wish to make an offer for the ship.

A lovely vessel.

Worth a fortune in gold.

A sea-worthy investor you'll find in the years, sir, it's made of good, pretty silk.

I know all that is to know about the Charlotte Rhodes, sir.

How much are you asking?

650 Guinness.

I must tell you, Miss Webster, that I've spent the entire morning going over that ship from stem to stern and from truck to keel.

And your offer, sir?

I must also tell you that I've made diligent inquiries as to your circumstances.

You're impertinent, sir.

You're impertinent, sir.

You're an excellent jacony.

Business is a matter of negotiation before one can negotiate with certainty.

It is necessary to fully comprehend the strengths and weaknesses of the other side.

Trades will trickly.

I don't have it.

Get me out of the burn the ship first.

You have an offer in mind.

I have.

And what is it?

175 pounds.

1975 pounds.

You scoundrel.

If you want to buy...

Come on, sign first.

£75 in gold.

End the partnership.

Make out a proper form of agreement and I'll undertake to refit the ship.

Near the regus, fly your rogue like your father did before you.

I have none of it.

Show this piece in the door.

Partnership.

We would make a profit, Miss Webster.

A steady and increasing income to set against small capital, which Captain Webster's fever would suck dry within a year or two.

You young stray wane.

If I had half by strength...

You'd not be on the straits you find yourself in now, Well, Miss Webster.

You're a villain, sir.

A smooth town, see me well...

Do be quiet, Father.

We should require proof of more than good intent.

The ship is mine.

I will not sell.

Don't listen to your man.

Get you out.

I'll do my sake.

If you please, Captain, no need in.

My father desires to consider the matter closed.

This way please.

I think we may speak more privoly here.

Are your fool or a charlatan?

Neither.

Prove it.

Not a deed of contract.

Which would last the lifetime of my father only in thereafter?

Well, then another contract would be made out between you and I.

Why not?

You the surviving partner would own the business.

That is not mine, Ten.

But that would be the effect to poor bargains, sir.

You need the ship with some urgency, I take it.

All right, to make a beginning.

Then you need must be great indeed.

As great as yours, perhaps.

I have a little taste for penury.

One day my father's weakness will assuredly drive him to the grave and I shall be left penniless.

At best I shall be constrained to live off the charity of friends.

At worst it will mean the poorhouse.

I can assure you I have little fancy for either.

You understand the problem?

Security.

In return for the ship?

Well, not hide it from me, Miss Webster.

I cannot put up surety.

And there is my father to be considered.

He's a weak and foolish old man, but I would not see him destitute.

There is only one form of partnership that would ensure the sort of security I require.

And the ship would not cost you one penny piece.

Oh, what?

As a dowry.

Oh, what?

There is only one way a woman may escape poverty, Captain O'Nedin.

Marriage?

An not uncommon arrangement.

You strike a hard bargain this week.

Am I so unbecoming?

Well, I'm no great romantic, but...

...it matters such as this requires a deal of thought.

And I took you for a man quick to decision.

You might not find me so great to catch either.

I should have the protection of your name and a share in your success.

Yeah, or failure.

I think you and failure to be poor bedfellows, Captain O'Nedin.

She's a grave risk.

Then we will say no more of it.

Well, I mean for you.

Oh.

Well, I ask you to consider carefully, Miss Webster.

You might be exchanging one form of poverty for another.

I've put 175 pounds in the world.

And ambition.

Oh, yeah, I've ambition enough for an army of Napoleon's, but...

... ambition won't feed us, clothes that's pay creditors.

You would be hard put to find a better housekeeper, under less complaining,

and well-trained on that score I can assure you.

It is no easy road.

One I would prefer to walk alone.

A few minutes ago you were speaking of partnership.

But you have in mind that's for life.

For better? For worse?

For Richard Opora.

I therefore flatly my throat.

A Cyponyi courtage, a canvas, and a timbers corked.

It is a bargain then.

I wonder which of us will have the better of it.

Married to Anne Webster.

I'd better be right on Sunday.

James, so soon surely you should have waited.

You sly dog.

James, I'm delighted for you.

But you've not yet made us acquainted with a lady.

Well, you know well enough, Sarah.

But not socially, James. Not socially.

You're dark horse.

A trifle of moonlight court in.

Robert.

Well, why else would a man marry in such a day?

Robert, you're tongue made.

The more readily stopped clacking.

When I tell you that it is simply a marriage of convenience.

Miss Webster is sensible to the fact that I must say with all haste

the moment the ship has been refitted.

Convenience.

A marriage of convenience. I don't understand.

That's clear enough.

There's simply no other way of obtaining the ship.

Robert, I'd like a word with you.

You're marrying a further ship.

You can't have a serious James.

Oh, he's mad. He's quite mad.

He's taken leave of his senses.

James, you simpleton.

I see no humor in the situation.

It's as valid a reason as any for contracting an alliance.

Contracting an alliance.

You speak as if you were marrying into property.

Well, that plane, James, not with the daughter of a panel, is way strong.

A ship.

There's as much property as any of a bricks and mortar.

And a far more profitable investment.

There's a sight more to marry than just plain investment, James.

People marry from mutual regard, not for profit.

For love, James. For love.

Well, then the moreful, they.

I cannot see how any man can keep cool judgment when in the grip of such a humor.

Oh, now, James.

The garm content with a bargain.

No more to be said.

Robert, I wish to discuss a matter of business with you.

James, I would advance you that money, James, but save me from a fate worse than death.

No, Robert, you can do me better service than that.

Read this.

She's so many years a senior.

I, and such a fright as never was.

I don't understand.

It's simple, Anur.

It's a deed of partnership between you and I.

Oh, no, James. Look, we've been through all this before, and I will know the other ship.

You thought this makes you equal partners.

You take half the profits.

In return for war.

Well, as I shall be sailing the ship myself, I must have somebody assured to look after my interests.

That man must be a partner.

Now, who else could I trust with my own brother?

And my liability?

If the ship goes, I go with her.

You lose the prospect of a brother.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, have you, James?

You think to refit the ship at my expense?

Well, I'm too smart a dog to be caught like that. I'll have none of it.

I... 150 pounds of it.

More than enough, would you not say?

Let us call. It's an earnest of good faith, eh?

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

That model does.

You have to have more than cost, pretty good specs and stuff.

You have to have more than cost, pretty good specs and stuff.

Great luck, haven't we?

Hey, that's mine.

Make plans for this.

James, I want to end with you, please.

James, what is the meaning of this?

It is made out clear enough, my dear.

Do not, my dear, me, you scoundrel.

Anne, I'll not be berated either before or after marriage.

There will be no marriage, sir. I know, Dolly. You may whistle, you ship.

You're a rogue, sir, a rogue.

We're allowing sensibility to cloud your sense of judgment.

This piece of judgment is not a matter of time.

You're a rogue, sir, a rogue.

This piece of paper is merely a deed of partnership.

No more, no less.

Exactly. A deed of partnership in which you undertake to share half our profits.

Our profits mark you. With that other rogue, your brother.

I will have none of it, sir. None of it.

You'll suffer from the same thing as Robert. Blindness.

So overcome by apprehension and Robert by average that neither of you can see that which is manifestly clear.

Manifestly clear to me is that Robert takes half our profits.

That is also the one thing manifestly clear to Robert, fortunately for us.

You dare speak of fortune.

Anne, I take it you have no wish to be besieged by debt as while I am away.

Of course not.

In this form of agreement, each partner is responsible for the others' debts.

Now, as I shall be away at sea, that responsibility falls upon Robert.

I assure you, there'll be little change from the 150 soprons that I gave him and come a lot of them a day.

If somebody must need to be at hand to pay those seamers' wives.

Hussy? But it still entitles him to half the profits, does it not?

Not quite. It entitles him to half the profits of the voyage.

Not quite the same thing.

Now, things go how I intend they shall. I fear the voyage will show no profit at all.

No profit?

But for the agency of the goods I bring back, I should be handsome, profit enough.

In which Robert has no share?

Must learn that in matters of business, I'll give nothing away.

Agnew?

Yes, Mr. Callen?

The Braganza contract.

Immediately, Mr. Callen?

Yes, sharp practice, Agnew.

Sharp practice, I can smell it.

Yes, that's his game overbound, sir.

That young upstart.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

Yes, that's his game overbound, sir.

That young upstart wouldn't need him.

He's familiar with all the details of this contract, isn't he?

Yes, sir. Bound to be a shipmaster.

He would have been putting him down.

All that.

I'd also seen that he's refitting in some haste.

And I'd give a golden guinea to know her date of sailing and her destination.

I'll attend to it right away, Mr. Callen.

Yes, sir. Send that young fellow Drummond.

Yes, Mr. Callen.

You know, I don't think I'll need him a day or two to try it, sir, like that.

But if he does, by good. I'll run him off the ice, he's...

We're being honoured today.

Pretty creature, isn't he?

Oh, the gallant, Mr. Fraser.

He has a dreadful reputation.

Oh?

Quite the ladies' man, it is, sir.

I don't doubt that he's come to see James on a match of business, but he mustn't glimpse me like this.

Oh, I'm sure Mr. Fraser too polite a man to notice.

He has noticed you, I think.

He really is quite the flirt.

I think you're too bold, Elizabeth.

I'm perfectly safe with you, a chaperone, Anne.

Mission to Gama Borne, sir.

Aye, have you musked?

It is coming aboard. You're not my responsibility.

Don't you, Mr. Fraser, see me like this.

Mr. Fraser?

Just passing.

Thought to pump aboard to offer me congratulations.

Thank you.

It took us all quite by surprise.

A few arbitrage.

A small token of regard.

Thank you.

You've made a splendid match, I would say.

These from the same party.

I would appreciate an invitation.

What?

To the wedding.

Oh, it is to be no grand affair.

Quite right.

Far too much pomp, please, days.

I take it, Mr. Elizabeth, will grace the occasion with her presence.

Oh, Charles.

That's the way the wind blows.

You have little Charles, sir, Fraser.

My sister is already promised.

Yes, she has engaged to marry Mr. Fogarty.

Mr. Fogarty is made up of briganty.

Be returning, sir.

No doubt to claim his betrothed.

The ladies and the touristly fickle creatures.

Elizabeth.

You're wasting your time there, Fraser.

Thought you might get a put in a word for me.

Influence of a brother, you know.

Why should I?

Self-interest.

You're a sharp chap and Eden.

Very sharp.

I've no offense.

Pain, you're confident.

Well, come to the point.

Putting it as delicately as I care.

You marry into shipping aid.

Thought you might care to consider another alliance.

Shipbuilding.

We have the yards, you know.

Just a thought.

Are you serious?

But, of course.

Wouldn't have broached the matter otherwise.

You might find my sister to have strong views on that score.

I'd be more than disappointed if she did not.

But obstacles by their very nature are ours to overcome.

To not agree.

A given, a free hand, that is.

No car, though, sir.

He will be sailing in bust.

It must be the reganza contract he's after.

Due for renewal on the 31st, that's ten days.

The rogue's cutting it fine.

He's sailing immediately after the wedding, sir.

The devil is.

Ships had new ships now.

What have we got available?

There's the brig far fly.

You should clear for Lisbon on the 25th.

That scout could never catch a need.

Now, did you have seen the Charlotte Rhodes?

He's got a rig for a quick crossing.

Yes, the devil knows he about a faship, haven't you?

A faship, that's what I need.

There's only the mord, sir, but she's a package-shipper.

Get that ship cleared for Lisbon.

No later than first tied tomorrow.

You see?

You're a great man.

But she's already taking cargo for Boston and Philadelphia.

Philadelphia.

Good luck, Jane!

Good luck!

Good luck!

Good luck, Jane!

Oh, yes!

Oh, man!

Go away, I'm sure.

Go on, I'm sure.

Go on, I'm sure.

Go on, I'm sure.

Go on, I'm sure.

Go on, I'm sure.

I'm sure.

What's the whole child of mine?

I'm sailing with you, James.

The ship's no place for a woman.

A wife's place is beside her husband.

This is no western ocean going packet.

We'll make shift.

It can be dangerous.

I should drive a hard, I intend to take the in-shore passage.

Then my best place is surely here.

If I have no more fancy for widowhood than spinstood, James,

we sink or swim together.

Very well, then.

Clear the gangway.

Let go for it.

Let go of it.

And the bracelet.

Make it mine.

Come on, James.

Bye-bye.

Make it mine.

Well, stolen the march on Callum.

James.

What?

Your sister Elizabeth.

She's beautiful.

Pitched about the nose.

But, obviously, she's got a fair share of beauty.

He's a razor.

Foggy seem to think so.

I wish I were.

What?

Beautiful.

But I'm not.

I'm playing an ugly and my skin is subtle.

And...

Men married for beauty alone.

They are the power of lonely women.

olly fisherman.

How is it?

She is living big, Miss Anne.

Oh, I need him.

A Bite, Emily.

Well, it's the Charlotte Rose, no doubt about it, sir.

How many cats?

She has neither a hope nor a prayer, sir.

We have them by the years, and even under our heart, canvas, we leave a standard.

Good. Good Aunt Tisak, you bastard.

Worship is she?

The morn. One of Callen's crack western ocean-going clippers with a bone in her teeth.

I've finished her house flag, James. What do you think?

Here is Dandamosby up to detach such a ship from so profitable a train.

Was she catches?

You sure of our colours?

Please leave the white-place line yelling at me Museum of Language.

It's tough shoes but I'll load the horizon.

We beaten them, Davis.

We beaten them.

Now I'll crush them.

A new contract will reduce your freight charges by 7.5% senior brigandons.

I'm overwhelmed that such generosity is in your...

This is in your favor but you won't get better terms anywhere else.

I want that.

You're a more than generous senior.

So if you kindly read these documents please.

But of course.

I don't understand you James.

Callan has arrived first.

Still take me for a fool.

What?

I've been racing time, not a ship.

I wrote a brigandonsa asking for an appointment and requesting the delays meeting with Callan

until I've had an opportunity of discussing my proposals.

What will he?

Will he be a fool not to?

He's no fool.

More than satisfactory senior.

I shall have to answer to my shareholders no doubt but I thought it was the least I could do in return

for the long and profitable association between our two houses senior.

You will sign.

Why not?

And you were in such haste to bring me the good news that you came by package.

I'm honored.

It's one of my maxims that when it comes to a question of business,

principles should deal with principle.

An admirable sentence.

So if you'd kindly sign these contracts in your?

I see another British ship has come to anchor.

A scroller I think.

Yeah.

Her house leg is not familiar.

The white letter O against the blue background.

Do you know of such a company, isn't you?

No, it's new to me.

Oh?

Ah! Captain O'N

I've been expecting you.

I received your letter three days ago.

I believe you are acquainted with Senor Kal.

Yeah.

Senor O'Nedin has a matter of business he wishes to discuss.

So she knows we can't not sign these two contracts.

I'll leave you two gentlemen to your discussion.

Unfortunately, Senor Kalan, that is not possible.

Senor O'Nedin's proposals, I understand, will cover the very situation that we have been discussing.

With your permission, gentlemen.

Seven and one-half percent, Senor.

Well, I'm not the amount of stint when business is at stake.

I'll make it ten percent and add another ship that gives you six ships to call on

and ten percent reduction in your freightage charge.

You have no comments, Senor?

Then you put me in some difficulty.

Without knowledge of your proposals, I must drive with a devil, eh?

I can better anything that Kalan can offer.

I'll put an end to this lottery.

Fifteen percent.

Now, beyond that, no man can shore profit.

Ah, Dan.

He's copied one ship.

Well, I'll have more.

How?

That's my turn.

I'll offset my losses against my imminent trade.

Twenty percent for the first six months, fifteen percent for the next six,

and thereafter an option to renew now.

If he tries to better that, he'll backdrop himself and you.

I'll carry a wine free of all charges.

What?

You'll find small profit there, I think.

He's mad.

I shall find profit enough if I made your sole agent for the United Kingdom.

I see.

No, it's impossible to say a ship on commission alone.

I shall also want a contract guaranteeing that my ships and my ships alone

have the concession of returning your empty wine casks.

I begin to understand.

Please continue, senior.

Your proposal is this.

Well, a matured wine casks is of greater value than its contents.

You'd agree?

Indeed, yes.

Well, in future, instead of paying fifteen or twenty different shipping agents,

you'll pay only one.

Me.

And I undertake to collect and deliver, as a gradient of all your wine casks in good condition.

I'll discuss the matter of their threat charges later.

It is a clever scheme.

But you'll clever be off.

In future, empty barros you can share without your...

Senior, can't please.

Where does a man in my position place is trust?

That is the question I must answer.

In your senior?

Well...

In all the years of our business, your rates have gone up and never once come down.

But then...

Until now, suddenly you will serve me at any price.

But is it to serve me?

Well...

I think not, to drive competition with new ideas of service of disease.

That, I think, is your intention.

You'd have no interest rate at all if it weren't for me, but I got the guns around.

In the competition is no more.

Senior, Cal, what will happen to your charges then?

I remain where I quoted them.

Captain O'Neden has made a better offer.

Good day to you, senior.

You've not heard the lust of this, Briganza.

Nor you O'Neden are drive you off the seas.

You'll learn, Brigad.

You'll learn.

And now to business.

First, you would require a note of authorization.

Then, there is the matter of your commission.

And you will explain to me in detail.

Well, your empty wine casks are stored in warehouses and transit sheds

throughout the length and breadth of the United Kingdom.

I undertake to collect all your casks in my warehouse.

Oh, you have a warehouse, senior?

I will have.

You have a warehouse.

You have a warehouse.

You have a warehouse.