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Oh, Jane.

You're gone.

Hello.

Kit.

Hey.

You're gone.

You're gone.

Oh, you're gone.

Oh, Jane.

You're gone.

Hello.

Kit.

Hello.

Hello, Jane.

You're gone.

Kit.

Yeah, me.

All right.

All right. Come on, you lads.

Let's have it.

Come on.

Have a good day.

All right.

All right.

Oh, Jane.

All right.

All right.

She tells me she'll enjoy.

You go for a little week.

Come find for two, leave alone three.

He's had fever.

I had to bring the ship home most of the way.

Funny we'll leave her.

I knew it'd crack.

Not content was swinging me out of my ship.

I was supposed to provide a room for him.

What did it be next?

With no money.

What?

In hand.

But he's been very clever.

He has the sole concession for returning all Senyubre guns as wine casks to port to go.

Retes casks. Empy casks.

All the

enrollments and we're Senyubre guns as sole agent in this country, with the agency and the return freight.

But no cash.

It's only a matter of time.

Maloo's going to pay to battle the ship.

These are of our produce, port to reach, still each.

There's more to be a ship owner than weaving a fancy strut.

All of you managed without my cooking.

I've lived in an hard tack most of my life.

Wedding dress.

Seems a pity to take you to shore.

You've got to pay the rent.

Rent?

Well he's not renting all living in my house rent free, I hope.

You can't unload a barrel captain unless your harbors use a paid.

I'm not going to have the war fused with story, are there?

What line is this if you please?

The all-kneading line.

I never heard of it.

What do you keep cars out there aren't they Mr. Kalins trade?

We have the concession now.

But then you'll have to see your owners captain.

I'm the owner.

Oh.

Right sir, have you just stepped down to the office?

I'll give you a letter of credit.

Credit?

No credit on Harvard, you sir.

The line's not even listed.

Well it will be.

You'll have to come to the office.

What ton is your shoe?

220.

About a ton.

There'll be 33 pounds on the berth.

By the week sir.

Not a time to see my bankers yet.

I'm sorry sir, but not a cast can be shifted until you've paid at least a cash deposit against the balance.

And the balance to be paid before you open articles again.

Well how much will this deposit be eh?

Uh fifteen sovereigns eh.

They come to the office now.

I'll do it presently.

Very good sir.

I'm sorry.

But those casts were left to come off the jetty.

Thanks sir!

Those casts up again from the jetty.

We've only just put them ashore.

One can bring them back on board again.

Oh and there's that man from Watson's come yet.

He's trying to set his pass on a surgeon.

Oh he's not his.

No he's brought you nothing then.

He's brought himself.

You're going to come to me with nothing I'll tell you that straight.

Have you had any money on you?

No I'm not a memory.

I'll show you how to pocket over the wedding.

Well I hope when you get home you're both still on the clothes you stand up in.

He's asking for rent.

No I'm in his after.

He'll be glad enough of something more to come playing up.

And me to cook for him.

What's the matter?

How much cash have we got?

We have the agency.

No cash.

Thirty shillings.

I have a sovereign.

I was two and a half and eight fifteen harbor authorities won't cash against the Jews and the balance before we clear.

When have we to pay?

No.

No way is right.

As Callan's captain, I don't know.

Jews to pay.

Officer Shaw did all that.

A war in Callan's credit.

And us?

Cash now with a cash reloaded.

You can't put a line ashore without the some financial obligation.

Spat you before you have a chance to clear.

For shame.

What?

Handock for twelve sovereigns.

Twelve and a half.

If I cannot raise twelve and a half sovereigns we'll report a lot.

How many mothers rings for a start?

No mothers rings.

If it's cash now I'll go shopping.

I'll go shopping.

And porn.

Should I mope here instead?

I'll not see you walk that road so soon.

Did you not think it liked it?

No ownership was different from Captain C.

I had the vision for the profits and the details.

These details are...

Are my details no more?

How much this I had?

Have we not taken the agency from under Callan's nose?

If he has any say with the harbor board, his petty malice nor tells.

The agency is out of the way.

Well then enough for this malignoring.

It wasn't for this that I sold a house flag.

Oh, married. It became partner.

Oh, come on. I shall have to buckle too.

Now, have you any jewelry yourself?

Nothing but glitters.

What?

My partner is my only adornment.

Mr. Watson's come himself, Captain.

Himself?

Show him aboard.

I'll go to the house.

I'll go to the house.

I'll go to the house.

I'll go to the house.

I'll go to the house.

Mr. Watson's come himself, Captain.

Himself?

Show him aboard.

All in beans.

It's so good as to give my wife a hand with her luggage.

Hi, I sir.

Sayin' myself.

Get some of himself respect back.

New letters to write.

And your car go to, Chase.

Yeah, and Robert to see.

Profidless.

I've quite forgotten, Robert.

Yeah, well, he won't have forgotten us.

As long as your courage does not air begin.

I'm pulling you mother's rings.

I think not yet.

Captain, I need in.

Mr. Watson, good afternoon.

My parcel is not fully loaded.

Six classics to complete it.

They were awaiting your clock.

I always deal with the principal in a new agency.

You're returning Bragansas casks as well out here.

New idea that?

Well, always pleased to welcome new ideas in an expanding business.

Now, I'm not sure.

Well, always pleased to welcome new ideas in an expanding business.

Now, you'll be wanting your credit note.

I'd prefer cash.

Cash?

Cash is very unusual.

Let me see.

Ten percent of the concern is nine pounds ten.

Of course, I can't let you have cash without a discount.

You couldn't.

Oh, come now, Captain.

You're inexperienced in these matters.

Small as the amount is, the principal is the same.

Cash in lieu of a 30-day credit note.

Let me see.

I should expect two percent discount for cash.

Take it you mean cash now.

Oh, yes.

Oh, well, let me see.

That's 190 Schilling, nine pounds.

That's four Schilling's.

Are you sure you want me to trifle with such sums?

Quite sure.

Oh, well, let me see.

That's nine pounds ten.

Less four Schilling's is nine pounds six.

Call it nine pounds.

Call it nine six.

Your heart press, Captain.

Your parcel was made out as a matter of urgency.

A seven eight nine pounds and six Schilling's.

Call it nine hundred the harbor, Borne.

I have no idea.

He's one of the trustees, you know.

Good day to you, Captain.

Good day.

Am I to load the dracer?

Yes.

How soon can we turn around?

Turn around.

Every a cargo?

No, but we must get a cash cargo fast.

Now, look.

If we ship light to Cork, we could undercut the package steamers with emigrants.

Now, come on, how soon can we turn around?

Well, that depends on the merchant, sir.

That'll be within the week.

Pick him up in the jolly boat.

That'll save Jews in Cork.

I'll be in the harbor office.

We can slip and return without any fuss.

I'll tell them that we need to put on new sales.

Try them out outside.

Right.

What about cruiser?

Three men in a latch, into it.

Hi, Eiser.

Without somebody to survive, you leave.

They're here.

Didn't your brother provide a place for them?

Robert's all look off here.

The news of the voyage.

I made you see the bride.

Pender is the rod of them.

I'm dry.

I'll take myself around the corner.

I thought you would.

And why'd you take him up to your old book, My Room to Remain Untaged?

Yes, Father.

And no leads to me all sit here.

Mind that.

Miss Orneaving?

The bride's returned, then.

Yes, but I haven't a minute to chat.

I've letters to write all over.

James fell sick with fever and I had to navigate as best I could.

And now I'm clarked for the agency.

You must forgive the untiredness of things.

That's where I've missed cum last.

Oh, you look well on it.

I'd no more be single again, then.

Well, I must guard my tongue list to give too much away.

No regrets at all.

None whatsoever?

If I hadn't gone aboard, I'd have just sat about here, waiting for his return.

And you?

What news of Daniel Fogarty?

He's on his way home from Falmouth.

You must pine for him.

That's my life now, forever waiting for Daniel to come home.

He's bound to get a command soon.

And then we'll marry, I know.

Any sign of Mr. Fraser?

He asked me to accompany him to the opera.

But the family prevailed.

I hoped he'd call again, but he hasn't.

What is it?

You look so happy.

Yes.

I suppose I am.

So there's... there's nothing.

No profit at all for me then.

As you see, the contract states half the profits of the voyage.

The one voyage.

And the profits were none.

Swing on me, not I.

You were offered a partnership in full, but you'd not help me by the Charlotte Road, so I made my own arrangements.

Yes, marrying that woman to secure the ship.

I'll give you 150 sovereigns to refit and vittle.

And said nothing about paying the alignment notes to see my wife the day they've held you.

How do you think I've felt?

They're with children to feed and me with no money to pay them?

I thought they'd be more than enough.

Don't make matters worse by lying to me, James.

You put me in debt and brought another penny back.

Not a penny!

The disaster and move through lies.

Not so!

Look, we have the agency from under Kalan's nose.

Began's the side, it's settled.

We handle all his wine exclusively and what's more, we return the empty cast at the same rate as four ones.

Now nobody ever thought of that before.

Yes, but you have no cash.

Sure, yet.

Yes, but you have not even got a beginning.

If you are to return his empty cast, you'll have to collect his empty from all over the country and where you're going to keep them.

No, I'm not having them in their shop.

Calm yourself, Robert, leave it to me.

Now look, first of all we store them aboard the ship as the spaces for catered.

Right? It will be like empties in the shop.

And writing now to the wholesalers and as they increase the numbers, so we shall have to get a warehouse.

Warehouse?

Well, then a shed at first, then a warehouse.

With what?

No, don't tell me.

I don't want to know.

One venture and nothing gained.

Well, I'm out.

Yeah, I thought so.

You thought right.

All your eggs in one basket.

A father's phrase.

But what if the charlotte road is soon delayed or broke up?

Well, look and charter ship.

Charter, if I lay off against that eventuality, I do not think in terms of just one ship, but many.

And the agents is the colonel of it. Now that's the main chance and I seized it.

But what are you going to do for cash?

Well, the ship will work.

She's bound now for cork.

Immigrants.

Immigrants.

There's no profit in them.

What are you shilling ahead?

A moveable cargo. They've legs are feed themselves.

And women and children.

Why are six months for children?

Oh, where will it end, Jim?

Where will it end?

You, Robert, have you had the nerve of something more than a candler's bigging ball?

James.

Why are you so anxious to have me as a partner?

Hey.

Why?

You're my brother, Robert.

Well, should I want as a partner?

But why do you want a partner?

I mean, your manager affairs or mismanage them all like very well enough as it is.

No.

No. You want somebody to stay here and pacify your creditors while you're away at sea.

You want to be free to play the big merchant of the fancy sea captain?

Well, I'll stay behind and take all the knocks.

Well, no, thank you.

I've just left your wife with 70 letters to write.

70 letters?

The wine wholesalers.

Brigands as customers.

We're serious.

She's lying down.

How is Sarah, eh?

Seven months gone.

And I had a raid in toothache last night when it switched craft.

That's what it is it switched craft.

Is there a phrase called an Elizabeth while I've been away?

No.

Why, there's sudden interest in Albert Fraser.

It's part of employers carriers for all his timber yards.

Ships pouring from the Baltic old laden with Fraser's timber.

Why should he give you the trade, eh?

Indeed.

Why should he?

Daniel Fogarty come home, yeah?

Did you ask her face long as the fiddle?

Mr Fogarty, I'll not use a crow a day from home.

It's too close.

They've no grievance, sir.

They're water.

With water enough, sir.

And Tammany, I said we'd eat too.

We'd hail the passing ship a dog.

One cast will do it.

There was a mistake to steal panofin where we did.

Panofin and water never armed a fly, sir.

What's the loss of one day to a sweet, tempered crew they'll sign on again?

We've no hurry.

Are the lady waiting?

Ah, well, eh, mine's hope too.

With permission the cock of the foxles that rooves at the matter.

Change your friend.

He moves it all move.

It's a heart, man.

And a thick one.

Leave him to me, sir.

I don't want a mark on him, man.

Not a mark that's visible.

The mission?

Mr. Foggarty.

And a miterace half a watch.

Now, can't work without water.

The captain says, hold two till dawn till we sight and know it would bander.

Who can't work without water?

Men just been promised all night in.

Unless there's volunteers.

Unless there's volunteers.

And there's not like to be none.

Unless you do.

Not without water.

Delicard, are you?

Heck no.

Can't be roached.

Or fancy a wager.

A night's work for the bet.

Not interested.

It's good of a drop of oil, then.

You'd try it.

I mean to.

I'm in a hurry to be home.

A wager I'll drink if two for one.

And a bottle of grog for a night's work after lunch.

Here's the wager.

Drink that stuff.

You and me two for one.

Go on, Junior.

He's the grog in his pocket.

Is that all the lock of the same as for me as for you?

Here's the bottle.

No, you could never drink that stuff.

Twice as much as you.

And work and work.

Rope for rope alongside you.

But you know you drop.

You drop first.

Go on, Junior.

Walk yourself.

Go on, Junior.

And the grog is mine.

Just split.

You poor.

Go on, Junior.

You poor.

Go on, Junior.

You poor.

Go on, Junior.

Go on, Junior.

You're a man.

You're a man, hey.

He's a man.

Go on.

Go on, Junior.

Come on, Junior.

Now you?

No, you said two to one.

You said two to one.

I'll follow.

Fair.

Come on, Junior.

Come on, Junior.

Straight back to Junior.

Oh, I mean that.

Go on, Junior.

Well done, Junior.

Good night.

Good night, Junior.

I'm going to run away.

Now, I pull.

Fucking fuck.

Oh, God.

Now you?

Come on, James.

Come on, James.

Don't let him down, lads.

Don't let him down.

John, you can do it.

Go on, James.

Come on, James.

Come on, James.

Come on, then.

Take it all down.

Move it.

I can't take it all down.

I can't take it all down.

I can't take it all down.

I can't take it all down.

I can't take it all down.

Now then.

Who's to split the bubble?

Over here, Mr. Poggedeza.

My cabin.

The moment we dock.

Ah, knock.

I can't drink that stuff.

I drunk you under.

Now I'm going to work you under.

Lay two.

Ginger your lads.

I drunk him drink for drink, but I took the second cup.

The second cup?

Part of Fin's settles on water.

Though I drunk him two to one, he'd scum and more in his shirt.

I couldn't drink either.

I'd eaten about a pound of fat for lying, interesting kids.

I know all for the sight of a pretty face.

Mr. Fraser, you've been here half the morning.

Not progress beyond Mr. Wood that I were a night.

What difference would that make?

At least, sir, Albert is more of a ring to it than the unfortunate Mr. Fraser.

Why unfortunate?

Because you can tell you remind me of how long I've been here.

I've done it for once.

And anyway, I'm bespoke.

As you've been reminded.

To Captain Fogarty.

He's not Captain yet.

But he's home from sea and calling here, so take care.

Another rib-buff.

And will you be both some Chantaman and watchkeeper like Anne there?

I can hardly picture it.

No lie.

The sultare plays havoc with the hands.

And yours are so fine and delicate.

If you'll excuse me.

No.

Mr. Fraser, I'm to lunch with my fiancé and I haven't even changed.

Way to join his employer, Mr. Callum.

Business?

Why, yes.

A business luncheon, you.

Is that so strange?

My fiancé's promised a command.

Many mates would give you his pay to be on social terms with their owners.

Oh dear.

What is it?

I did not think that you would divert yourself so slavish little profit.

One in a family's better.

Mr. Fraser, you forget yourself.

If only I did.

I have an obsession, you see.

And the only way to deal with one obsession is to substitute it with another.

You bewilder me.

It means you bewilder me.

When I'm in haste, I have no time to do it.

When I'm in haste, I have no time to flirt.

A lady who is no time to flirt is hardly a lie.

My fiancé's almost due.

Ah.

I feared you were under someone's thumb.

I'm under no one's thumb.

And irritated now?

Yes.

You are angry because I dare to suggest that there is something else in life other than arranged marriages, business luncheons, and appointments conceived for no other purpose than private gain.

Mr. Fraser.

And before you interrupt me.

Oh, you look so pretty when you're angry.

Let me tell you further.

You are angry because underneath me banter I dare to suggest one more thing.

And that is that another's happiness, the true fulfillment of a lovely human being, should always be declared, importantly, and at once.

I have as James would say, wasted a morning.

But I think not.

I have at last declared myself.

There are other points to the compass, besides provident laws.

Head.

Head.

Head.

Good.

Your wife is kindly teaching me to read, you see.

Heeee.

Do.

Head.

Hedge.

Hog.

Hedgehog.

Hedgehog.

Hehe.

That's right.

Look, there's a picture of it just after the squirrel.

Bolting.

We're going after timber now, are we?

That depends on Mr. Albert Fraser.

But she's been cold off there enough, but she's dallied all morning.

It is a bus?

It is a bus down on Fraser.

I've had to wait long enough for him.

At last.

Who's this?

Please don't finger it.

Fingar it.

If you rub against the nap, it marks.

Oh, mark it.

Please, it's not made of cell clots.

I'm in such a mind, I'm out for my...

Break control yourself, give it to me.

Who's is it?

Belongs to Mr. Fraser.

Him again.

Then he can pick it up.

What was he doing here?

He called to see Robert.

He's carrying a meeting.

Been just here with me for lunch.

But why weren't you changing them ready?

Well, answer me.

Has Fraser stolen your tongue as well as your sense of obligation?

Most important meeting in my career, you're late and made me into a foul humour.

Days at sea and an onto this.

I don't see her not given one thought to what might be said.

Said.

At luncheon.

Mr. Callan is my employer.

You might at least give thought of things to say.

It's important to disabuse and take him with us.

Taken with us.

Command's a lot easier to come by.

Ships captains are no longer required to be playing sailing masters and notals.

Honours one men who can negotiate and mix socially.

Socially?

Well, that's why I'm married.

Men are all the more desirable, David.

They've more to come on to and more to skim for.

The sluncheons and honour.

Mr. Callan's way of finding out.

Well, if we leave now, we'll be on time.

Just!

Step lively then.

Me appetites deserted me.

The food's not important.

I've nothing to say that's amusing.

Either it's enough.

And if I say no.

Elizabeth.

You've mad me enough.

We'll not be spread the expense of a cab as it is.

No.

Elizabeth.

I'm not coming.

Time for tantrums after I'm in a hurry.

No.

Have you forgot where bespoke?

In name.

But please.

See what you wish.

Attack me, my limey.

Senior pretty gentlemen's praises.

I'll even buy me a fancy hat.

But after one o'clock.

How big of you.

If I'm boar-ish.

It is because amelities are no-handed, tittle, we've discussed all that.

But now.

Please.

Be left for your luncheon, you two.

She's in a tantrum.

I am not in a tantrum.

I'm someone of a cabin.

I'm not going.

And that's that.

Now come on, this family's offended, callin' enough as it is.

Come on, monely yourself off and no more said.

Come on, no appetite for luncheon.

But Daniel.

No, him either.

Elizabeth.

Elizabeth!

You remove your jacket.

Well.

Ships masters may remove their jackets, but not ships owners.

Robert's still undecided about the partnership.

If buts and may be.

I've been to say, Albert Fraser.

I've arranged to meet him again.

The Baltic train?

He talks on nothing but Elizabeth.

Oh.

Fraser's a well-established and not only in shipbuilding.

They're insurers of shares in ships, staff of over a hundred.

Excluding sawyers.

There's a wage bill.

Father.

Good without me, I see.

Shirt sleeves.

Normally, we see grease.

We never did on weekdays.

Eat while it's hot.

There's two brave dogs.

I wonder you didn't bring your cask so, will you?

We cleared them yet?

Last month's dinner.

Cash are credit.

What you have is preferred.

What next?

So, Lloyd.

Cash trade.

So, where?

Let him have a moment's peace.

Well, it's my ship.

It was.

You did.

She'll be cool now. Try it.

Very good.

Very good.

You don't get around me, are you?

Well.

Is it your liking?

I've more room to cook here than on board.

I thought perhaps it was too savoury.

As long as it'll not interrupt the afternoon's late, huh?

So, time tomorrow then.

Yeah, better than eating herbs.

Well, taking over Elizabeth.

I doubt she cooks her well.

Well, just do you like you then?

Not bad.

You'll be brilliant, cooing, by Christmas.

You see, I place a great emphasis on my captain's ladies.

And his wife should be a reflection of himself and vice versa, of course.

In this pose, you see.

I'm afraid so, Mr. Callum.

Ooh, sickly is she?

Just a turn.

No, call us?

Yes.

This miss, it is miss, isn't it?

Or needing?

James, own need and sister.

Yes.

No.

Well, then, Mr. Callum, I can give you my full attention.

Go away and come back late.

You know what you're doing, don't you?

I say that because I have a very high opinion of you.

If you haven't a captain's braid with an avois, you've only yourself to blame.

Avois?

That's close as that, yes.

I've had reports of you from every ship, master, you worked.

And there's not one of them, it's not been first class.

But, see, I shall have to tread lightly.

I think perhaps we'll get to have some lubrication.

Bring us a bottle of red, and none of your Portuguese muck, French.

Sir.

No need and ahem.

I know James has given you course for a fence, Mr. Callum, but...

Oh, say no more about that.

That's dealt with, or will be, as soon as I get round to flea bites.

No, it's you I'm thinking of, my boy.

So she's James, own need and sister, well?

Can't have a word set against him, Mr. Callum.

I know, and I respect you for that.

But, but, well, it's a little delicate.

I pour it, I can't drink through glass.

She's not, er, indisposed on this master James's account, is she?

I don't understand you, Mr. Callum.

Oh.

Well, he's strapped to the bootlaces for cashier to pay his harvards

with foreign currency practically, didn't you know that?

No.

And now he's chasing after Jack Fraser's son.

Albert Fraser?

Hmm.

And the view to get his nose into the Baltic trade.

Oh, his fly is our master James.

He got his ship with a wife and putting it bluntly.

Who knows what he'd do with his sister?

In disposal, to say.

Hmm.

Well, he's grieving to both of us to talk this way, so I'll stop it.

Now, business.

Asposing, er, carrying ballast in a big, full-rate ship, er,

2000 tons or so with Shingle for ballast.

List of precautions, one, two, three.

Shingle.

Right now.

The ballast must not be carried too low.

Right.

The ballast box must be strong at the four-and-aft ends.

And?

And, and then the service of the ballast should be smoothed off,

covered with timber and tom from the tween deck beams.

And to the letter, or you don't happen to know what, er,

cargo, James and Edna's carrying next to you.

No.

Well, I think perhaps you better order.

Erm, clams, I think.

I like clams for captains.

And I know one captain is going to have a very busy afternoon.

Here.

We can't have them aboard. We've just unshipped.

Well, they can't leave them on the jetty.

Mr. Watson told me to get them on board today.

Can't put them on the jetty either.

We've got to Kalanjar to get the extras. His express orders.

He says they'll have to come aboard.

And they've gone and got extras from Kalanjar as well.

Where do I?

Simple.

Kalan's flooding us with empty casks so that we can't work the ship.

Can't you store them?

My brother hasn't got rum.

Brenda warehouse?

I will, we haven't got a round to that jet.

Then you must.

Can't take them to Ireland.

You can leave them in my yard for a week.

My father wouldn't want to offend Kalan a bit either way.

Do you mean that?

For a week.

I see.

Oh, no.

Right.

Tell the German to look sharp.

No.

No, let me.

Thank you very much, sir.

Easy when you know how.

You're going to come up yourself and see them stone.

I've other things to discuss.

You're glad you're here, Fraser.

You can't blame Kalan, you know.

You didn't take the wine contract away from him.

You've had a slip on tomorrow's tie, don't you?

Stay aboard his watchman tonight.

Pray do not think we flirtatious when I am but gay.

I'm not a

practise when I am but gay.

Yeah.

Okay.

Stay.

Take it off.

Mm hmm.

Boy, thanks a few days,

you're Sandwich.

flirtatious when I am but gay, eager to please when the mood suits me, and you were you.

Never seen but with the worries of the sea upon you. Bruce with the manner of your calling

that I know so well, and sometimes forgive me, Tyrof.

Born as we are into our circumstances we can help ourselves but little, and yet pleased

to remember dear Daniel, it is the man to whom I am bespoke and not the master. Ships,

horses and customs only take you further away from me.

Goodness, now your chimney sweep as well. I didn't expect you. Robert said jeans were

seeing Albert Fraser, I brought his hat. His hat? He called and left it behind this morning.

They're at the ship. Oh, and I'm busy. The best go then. Well you better not go to the

dock dress so. Why have I not? For fear it what? Please yourself. You'd make us give

you yourself for a man. Do anything. I'll make my way as best I can.

Wait about an hour ago Mr. Fraser and your brotheries. Will they be back? I shouldn't

think so. I left his watchmen. I wanted to go and show myself as well. Did you come down

here on your rumours? Yes. A little bit dark before you're back.

Well I'm perfectly capable of fine. Not down here Mrs. Clipper just put him from Fisko

further along. Channel, fever and all of them. It'll be wild tonight along the dock.

Nonsense, I shall return the way I came. Captain I have my life letting you go, Miss.

I might just spend the night here. Well not the night, but if you care to sit I'll brew

up and call a cab to take you back later. Can't you call me one now? Well the cabs won't

come near this part of the dock till the cippers fade off. You just give it an hour

to settle and then I'll take another one. Wow. Oh bother. Mrs. Zondine gave me a stop

in the book learning the shape of words and that. It's uh, it's one or two here I can't

quite make head in your tail. Oh very well. Out? Well, she's returning Mr. Fraser's hat.

Why, you come in with a command then? Or you lunch and drive you so soon to the tailors?

Keep your quips for the shopping's I want to know where your sister is. Mr. Fogarty,

I'm the head of this household and I'm responsible. Where is she man? She went to see Ama Captain

Wedgdays. Your books will manners for where they belong. And then do you cat, seed, or

who? I see absolutely no reason why you can't call me a cab at once. Alright Mrs. I'm going

to take another look top sides. I should be perfectly safe here. You can secure the door

behind you. Very well Mrs.

Elisa.

Who is it?

I went to Roberts.

And so am.

Did Alper Fraser turn your way? Too busy?

How?

How?

How?

How?

How?

How?

How?

How?

How?

How?

How?

How?

How?

How thank you to my Germanus.

Is that all?

I've done myself a bag of powder puff.

I ordered Mr. Baines to get me a cab.

Countermanded?

I gave him a shillings.

And I gave him two shillings.

I distinctly told him I was-

We thought us bespoke.

Very well, you can take me home.

I might be grateful for that.

Nothing more to say.

I thought first I'd tell her what I think of her.

I went to my lodgings and found your letters.

And I read them over.

Oh.

I haven't read them a hundred times.

A reporter touch.

Soon as a boat put out or a point sighted when I think...

Letters from a...

More fool I have thought.

We can talk about it again.

No, no.

We're not here, please.

Here!

I thought a thousand things I don't mind telling you.

Changing the wind has come over.

A sea change.

It's nothing to do with a sea.

No.

But we self to right expense with a fancy dress then.

I didn't ask.

No, but I did. More fool I again.

Please Daniel!

It's all that's on a sideboard.

There's a source I've fles

in them.

It has nothing to do with a sea.

You've no business to order me about.

You used to behave like a wolf slut.

If you knew how much you meant to me.

It was a scene when you got yourself this boat to.

A scene when you're pendulators to an scene when you let down.

That's not a sludge behavior on the day I know what it is.

I'll not be owned!

Paregid is a possession of that.

You're staying too unlikely!

How dare you?

Then it came to me.

It's James doing it.

It's nothing to do with James.

The Fraser's yard's not besportment.

Didn't James marry the ready strip we stand in the cause of profit?

Then they'd have you do the same.

What's the sacrifice of his sister for a shipyard when Fraser has no brothers?

You know you're worse than a sludge at a fool as well.

I'm surprised he has not been discount on me ring.

Here.

Take these to get a better grip with.

There's enough lies in them.

Oh!

If you were a common woman you'd have more stick and thrives on his adersie.

As every second passes you make me dislike you all the more.

Hi.

Me too.

Please take me home.

We're...

We what?

Say it was a mistake.

Part civilized and harm ourselves no more.

I...

I never wrote to you.

I'm sorry.

I am sorry.

This morning I was dressed and ready.

But I'll not be used.

And Mr. Fraser pleases me that's true.

If you understand anything can't you see how sick I am of the Chandler shop and all the commas of the sea?

If you'd never yearned to go to other places you'd never have sailed away.

And me too.

But to be courted is not commanded.

Then why go back?

You're on safety.

No.

Because you're an oaf.

You think your letters went unread.

Others see the captain.

I see the scrubbed off and with his plate outstretched.

The wafer of the board school parentless and graceless banded about the world like so much chaff.

I never whine as that.

Tis your only commendation.

And why come back?

Does touch me further?

No.

Because you're a man.

And a fool.

Will you are a man?

And I dare see I'll never meet one more honest.

You and I will marry.

No.

No.

Oh, this one?

There are things we never speak of and dent.

But for all our silence sometimes we know.

I dare say our compassion is as good or as nice as any.

Bring some for one.

Finding our ignorance for each other.

Well Albert, please recharge you for stowing the cask.

More than predisposed to how?

Lookie then.

Twice over.

Well, those rings are safe yet.

And your sisters?

No.

If you don't want to go in the low night.

No, I'd rather.

Good night, Denny.

Good night.

Let go out.

All in the stand rope.

All in the stand rope.

All in the stand rope.

All in the stand rope.

I'm sure you work a many opportunity for words with such an influential man.

Sale your own ship James.

Elizabeth and I can manage her own affairs.

If Elizabeth chooses to marry you.

She has chosen.

Good morning to you.

All in the stand rope.

All in the stand rope.

All in the stand rope.

All in the stand rope.