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The moment when it almost canyonid,

and

Come on James, you can't witness all the way to the Indies.

Look, we must have a talk before you sail.

Isn't she right?

Well, she'd look better to me if you were more than half paid.

Oh, she will be, she will be.

Not that one day we shall have a fleas of her.

And doing money on all of them?

We must have that talk, I insist.

You've popped me off long enough.

This time you're gonna listen to me.

James!

James!

I happen to know, Mr. Callum, that you have a ship sailing to the west coast of Italy

on the day or two of the death, nay, hmm?

900 tons.

Tell me something I don't know, but, uh, tell me something else.

Who are you and who is this important passenger?

The secrecy is vital until he's at sea, then the danger is over.

Oh, very well for you, but what about my ship?

You will turn down 300 giddies, Callum.

My ship's worth a lot more than that.

You refuse to help them?

I didn't say I wouldn't help.

I don't suppose you've got any old list, a small ship, which is sailing this very next tide, the Charlotte Road.

Owned by the Enedian brothers.

I have, thank you, but my superiors prefer better conditions, a larger vessel.

But on the other hand, who would suspect your important passenger to be on a small schooner?

What's more, the Enedans need the money?

Offer them a hundred pounds, and they'll jump at it.

I must have another shop, James.

I'll be put off no longer.

I'll put in chandler in before my ship.

Your ships?

Look, you so shut the counter.

Not me.

Well, only because you put me in the position where I had to.

By rights, you should set me up again.

Oh, what with?

You're profits?

You've had enough money passed through your fingers these last three months, and where's it gone to, eh?

Hey?

Charting boats here, buying cargos there.

You've not a penny to show for it in your hand.

No, mine.

What do you want me to do?

Stuff the sovereigns in the matches like father?

Well, at least we would be solvent.

Yeah, solvent and poor.

I mean to have a fleet of ships.

Look, James, I...

Look, I don't mind living in that warehouse.

We at the Lamanoth.

I hope you have a fine house now and I have an infant sort of thing covered.

Now you'll be away for God knows how long.

And we're still not nearly getting another shot.

Let's see, 20 days out.

We fair wins.

Look, James.

Look, I'm not asking for anything grand.

Just a small...

Brother on it.

How much do you think a not very grand chandler's shop costs?

Eh, er, no more than, what, 200 pounds?

200 pounds plus on in goings, er, stock?

Well, I can't open shop without stock.

That's another 150 pounds.

You need 350 pounds.

Well, it's a good investment, is it not?

Oh, indeed it is.

And where do we get the money?

You'd find the money quick enough if you were buying another ship.

We're in the shipping business.

Tundler in his shipping business for heaven's sake, James.

Look, I am not leaving the actual...

Look, that's my liquid ass.

One, two, three, guiness.

Now you tell me, where shall I find the last time?

I'm afraid it's not a grand chandler.

She looks superior to some living quarters I have experienced.

I ask no privileges at all.

I'm bound for Lavona to wreck and sailing on this time.

So I see the captain is praying after Steve Adore.

What is his name?

A need in, James a need in.

He owns out of it.

It looks as though he still has to take on crew.

I will spend the little time.

I have left in England.

Saying farewell.

See you.

The director's meeting's over, Robert.

My 85% says we cannot afford the value in other shop.

If I don't know what I'm going to tell Sarah.

In my intrusion.

Captain O'Deden.

I'm his brother, he's through there.

Your business is so debrief.

It's been a sale full of order, yes I know.

I can't take emergency.

I can't take emergency.

I'll go and fully thank you.

A railway iron, copper goods and woolens.

Not particularly lucrative freight.

Your bonus is the only profit you will see out of it.

How do you know my business?

Yes, that's my cabin.

Ah yes, now this must be the mates.

Good.

To the point sir.

I want you to take a passenger.

I have no passenger facilities.

Now you'll have if you put the mates with the crew.

Now, isn't that some worth 100 pounds?

100 pounds.

Yeah, that's more than passengers.

This is no ordinary passenger.

Why choose my ship?

You would recommend it to me.

If I home.

But he was wrong.

He didn't jump at 100 pounds.

No, no, come on.

Who recommended my ship?

Mr Callum.

Oh, I see.

What do you say to 200 pounds, Captain?

200 pounds.

James, we can't get out.

That is quite an increase.

Mr. My name is immaterial.

You accept I take it.

What is it now?

You offered this to Callum.

Turned you down and pushed you onto me.

Not pushed, sir.

200 pounds.

There's a risk.

There must be.

Secret says, oh, that is what we pay for.

Perhaps a little risk.

But Britain does rule the waves, you know.

Now, Callum won't risk one ship of his old fleet yet to expect me to risk one of my only two.

How do we know that it's legal?

Well, I look like a law-breaker, sir.

400 pounds.

My offer was a generous one.

400 pounds, in cash.

200 pounds.

In cash.

200 now.

200 on your return.

Off the safe delivery and sworn secrecy.

Agreed.

There's your shop, Robert.

I will make sure of the other 200 because I shall need that for stock.

James, Mr. Baines are not for sailing with you.

He was taken ill after eating a meal at the hostel.

I can't sail without those.

His sister's put him to bed.

It must be bad.

Doesn't do it, not the same.

Well, you can't delay, James.

You're Mr. Delivery Baldess.

I have to get another mate.

Oh, Anna.

It's been that cabin at Williams.

Royalty or someone coming.

Royalty?

Well, it can be no less to pay 400 pounds for a voyage.

400 pounds.

So make it sparkle.

And I'll get you a shop that you'll approve off, James.

You'll see.

Don't go silent, Robert.

Not until I get back.

Right.

Good winds and fair weather, James.

You don't really mean royalty.

Well, that money can be the devil in cash.

Yes, the mask in for you.

I will send him down.

I will see you with it.

Come.

Come.

Now, is Mr. Bain's mate on the ship cup?

Who wants to know?

Oh, Alan Medkoff.

He makes papers.

Oh, Anna, sparkle.

You're quick off the mark, eh?

Ah, I saw Bain's taken bad in the hostel, and well, Liverpool has more ships than practice sailors.

You know that couple.

Oh, the crew.

What complement do I need?

Scooter this size.

One AB.

One ordinary.

And one boy.

One or two AB.

You don't take a mate on just for orders.

I pick men I make sweat, and I sweat with them.

You make a crew like that.

Shot, the soldiers died.

I can.

James, who is this passenger?

I don't know.

You didn't ask.

Ask too many questions, and you'll never be rich.

My compliments to Prime Minister Palmerston.

One day I will repay this kindness, Sir George.

Everything day your message.

Can you go aboard now, son?

No, I will not.

Until the very last second, Sir George.

I will not be here.

Already for sale, Captain.

Now, all these men are known to you.

They've served with me before.

Then I shall look to you for a smooth trip.

Or it will be that, Captain.

Where's your passenger?

I'm ready to cast off.

Cast off, Captain.

Cast off.

Cast off.

Now, let go, Foreign.

I go, Half.

Captain, I need it.

I am indebted to you.

Welcome aboard, sir.

My wife will receive you, Bill.

Thank you.

Don't let me disturb you.

I tell once, he had three hoars in tow.

And fighting a battle at the same time.

What I'm now in for my most son, was to kill.

James, we're sailing without the passenger.

Oh, I thought it was my husband, sir.

His mind is fortune now.

That I am not.

Your cup, sir.

Thank you.

If there is anything you need.

I will communicate any further needs to you.

Thank you.

HU TM TLOMaster!

That's all, Mr. Me.

I'm going to get you.

Is it time I spilt your presence?

Yes, charm.

My more concerned keeps out of our way.

Now return the space for the narcissist.

Yes, and ask for any comforts.

He could work.

I'm not encouraging with enough to do as it is.

Captain permit me the private use of my cabin.

Not?

But you did not allow me the privilege to invite you in.

I'll make a note of your request.

Now don't allow firearms on board shop.

This is a present from English friends.

Have you ever seen one before?

New invention?

The breach revolves. Each time you press the trigger.

Try it.

You find it necessary to carry a weapon.

It depends which country I am in.

I don't know anything about you, sir. Would you get enlightened?

I will have a document for you.

I'll wait for it with impatience.

My property, Captain.

On board ship, the captain is law.

Nobody else takes it into his hands, whoever he may be.

That is for a self-defense.

You will be protected if protection you need.

Your property will be returned when we get to shore.

My pistol, Captain.

Sorry.

And do I do it?

You said we're out.

We are well out.

Biscales send a good wind.

Make it look more like an accident.

It's got to be an accident.

Remember that.

Please send a better wind.

Not much wind.

So keep her free.

Keep her free. I like it.

You're comfortable, sir.

I'm very thank you.

You're bound for your own country?

Home.

Yes.

My country.

I do not enjoy good health in my limbs.

I hope my country will use me before I break up.

Don't understand.

Your country is in one piece.

Mine is shattered.

Since the podium, the first much of it has been occupied by France and Austria.

You referred to Italy?

No, when you say Italy, do you mean the Kingdom of Napoli, the Kingdom of Pietmont or where?

Sir, I'm not sufficiently well versed.

My, my home. My home will be a united Italy.

Italy, for all of the Italians.

Because if you will make it so.

I have been described as faithful to a cause.

Faithless to women.

You've been married more than once.

In church, once. In my heart.

Many times. I'm knowing my heart there will be many times more.

You confess to a stranger that you're faithless.

I said I have been so described.

I wage you not one of my mistresses would claim that I have been other than a good husband.

My wife is dead.

See you, daughters, Captain.

Who from?

It is wiser, you should not know.

Sadenya.

I agree to take you to Lavona where I am headed.

Ah, but you pass hard by La Medleyna. A haven on the north coast of Sadenya.

That is where I will land, Captain.

James.

Who do you think he's chartered the ship?

I think he does. He's used to having orders of bait.

I just told you. Who is?

No. But clearly he's no ordinary person.

Captain, you've poured my shipping in.

Enter.

This document is on clean paper.

Doesn't state your name?

Nor is this scratched writing sign.

It is the hand of Sir George Pelham who arranged for me to sail with you.

He is a senior member of the British Foreign Office,

so of course he did not sign his name. He's very prudent of him.

Mr. Gudu, the Foreign Office.

Please accept my word that you are better not to know.

My passengers name, please.

For the ship's log.

Am I a passenger? Not freight. Very high value freight for 400 pounds.

How do I know that it's not in my interest to know your name?

I have powerful enemies set against me, sir.

Could prevent this voyage if they could. If you transport me waiting,

you may set them against you too.

I'm not concerned with your state amongst men.

Not men, sir. Nations.

Now, if I withhold my name, you are not involved. Please let it remain so.

Very well.

I'll consider it.

What is it?

Looks like we'll never get a bluster wind.

Relieve Manuel.

Can you do it like it was an accident without a wind?

Relieve him! We do it now!

Yup.

There.

You didn't ask me in here just to inquire how the charlotte road was for her.

Oh, come on, Curtis.

See, that's all.

Well, I've no news yet.

She should make Gibraltar very soon.

If all is well good.

Tell me that you're inquiring about another shop.

Are you going back to the child ring business then?

I have regretted telling me all shop to you ever since.

Couldn't sell it back to you with all the will in the world.

No, that's true.

Because you lost no time in knocking it down.

I had to have that because of my new dock.

Oh, it was just an ordinary business transaction.

Nothing personal.

Would you care for a cigar?

I don't see any reason why we shouldn't do business again together.

Are you saying that you've got another shop for sale?

Well, there's a drugist at the end of his lease.

And it could be a chance, Chris.

Same size shop.

And take a look at it.

All right, I will.

Now make up your bonk, sir.

It is already made, ma'am.

I'm used to fending for myself.

Perhaps a woman stitched my dad's ear,

cut whilst you're taking turn on a dog.

I love God's ear.

Look in your glass.

See how clear it keeps your pretty eyes.

It is not for your past compliments.

No, English woman has forbidden me the privilege in turn.

I'm not forbidding you, aren't you?

You are not used to compliments.

This is not the English custom for husbands to compliment their wives.

My husband's a very busy man, sir.

My city or cabin.

You don't put in did you, brother, Captain?

Two days late.

Never plan for the win, only for the lack of it.

I like to look out to see.

It's my thinking.

You are a topsoil shoots foal.

I love it.

Boy!

Why did you run when you saw me?

I didn't, sir.

What's your name, boy?

Jackie, sir.

Stop the crew working, sir.

My apologies, Captain.

Look out!

And the handwrist of bank.

Thank you.

I'm Jack!

I'll see you later, sir.

I will.

Bring it down below.

What happened?

Is it crazy, sir?

Nothing more.

I won't you, Captain.

You may not have been clumsy.

I...

...set my crew started.

I mean, it may have been intended.

You look at it?

Well, has that man sailed with you before?

Well, none of the madmen.

None.

Well, soon, sailing was deliberately...

No, no. Not your chastised him for a bad seamanship.

Nothing more.

What have you got to say?

It broke, sir.

Mm.

The block.

I'll let you go on the lines.

How did it drop?

You idiot!

The rope was gone bad.

Frayed, he means it.

I don't know what it means.

You tried to tell me that the lines of my shipover often.

It's frayed right enough, sir.

That's not rotten.

That's Jack.

That's bad seamanship, Mr. Mate.

I thought you crude good men.

Right.

I want every line on this shipover often.

All men.

Shop about it.

Aye, sir.

Your Mr. Mate is first sailing to.

Ah, Mr. Pains, my regular matey, won't say.

It went down with stomach pains.

Oh, when?

Just before we sailed.

Ah, I see.

Your not saying beans was deliberately poisoned.

Many ships are first sailing cruise.

And the sailors are not a well paid that they can wait for the ship to turn round.

They must take the first ship they can get.

But your first sailing mate may have picked them for a purpose.

To kill you?

I may need to defend myself, my pistol, if you please.

First, I must know who you are.

In exchange.

There is nothing to feel at all.

You believe they tried to kill you, and yet you show no fear?

It has happened before.

I know what I am destined to do.

Your name, sir.

Is your Isepi?

Is your Isepi?

Gary Baldy.

Found returning home to my tiny island of Capriella.

Now, we must act on the assumption that your crew is a gang of hired assassins.

Your assumptions, huh?

There will be another mishap you will see.

My accidental death would not cause a political turmoil as would my assassination.

Well, I have a pistol.

Locked away for safety.

Safer.

If you can, it.

Load it.

Put that away.

You should have used the knife and over the side.

It is still an accident when no one is looking.

But not yet.

We're running for Gibraltar.

It'll be dark when we tie up.

Why not now?

Because?

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

Because it could be looking again.

Against my knife.

No one is looking.

I said could be.

If he is, we save our necks.

Cross the frontier into your country.

So put it away.

I can wait.

Oh, but what did you mean when you said it's a fair prize but steer clear?

You asked me advice.

That's it.

Don't touch it.

You didn't like it from the minute I mentioned that it was Cullen's shop.

Exactly.

Why didn't he put it up for auction for the best possible price?

That would be Cullen's way.

Suppose James doesn't get this other £200 from this secret transaction that you won't talk about.

And that you're committed to purchasing this shop from Cullen's shop.

Here he is.

The advisors tell him no.

What will you shall I give?

You have better property and view.

But I haven't.

You will have.

I'll find you one.

Well, it's nice to run into your obitile.

Give you a glance, go a little bit.

Oh, yes, and my little nephew.

How about you?

Oh, it's not so little.

Grow in more like his mother every day.

Oh, good day, Mr. Callum.

Making poor time, Mr. Mate.

It's a wind's falcon.

Not the crews.

Well, they'd know black.

We'll be ready for shore, leave.

Glad to see the rock.

No more than I will.

I'll be ready for shore, leave.

No more than I will.

The bonus to lose at this rate.

General, why is your journey secret?

Ah, so that my enemies do not know I am so close to my homeland.

Ah, poised for when the call comes.

But why is my country helping you?

Are we not supposed to be neutral?

Ah, I knew that you and I had thoughts in common.

We do not think like the politicians do.

Now, France and Austria, they may go to war over division of their spoils.

If they do, there will be a full-scale European war into which your country will be drawn.

Now, your Prime Minister, Palmerston, he thinks the only way to prevent bloodbath is for both invaders to be driven from my country.

Which you hope to do.

I have strong to do.

Now, if Palmerston helps me openly, he will make enemies of powerful neighbors.

So his public affairs must show neutrality.

And nobody would expect to find you on a ship like the Charlotte Rose.

Ah, but someone must have followed me.

And you may be in some danger because of me.

It quickens my heart a little, but I don't regret it.

It's my only concession to your sucessions.

Expect the best.

Prepare for the worst.

Ready, go on, and take.

We'll never make time for delivery.

It's gonna sound how well did your provision us.

How loud for emergencies?

How tough for twelve days, just in case.

For six people.

For seven, better make it ten.

I will still make it.

Just.

Do we not provision it to roll?

No, we're not putting in.

No cargo for jib.

I'm gonna ration it.

Cancer!

Yes, Mr. Mick?

Gibraltar! On the port bow!

Old course, we're running on.

You're not putting in the cut.

You heard what I said, Mr. May.

Pass.

You could change crew at Gibraltar.

Well, pay them off in full because one of them dropped a tackle block.

I hope you are right.

And I am wrong.

I hope so too, James.

Good.

And we're all of the same mind.

Enter.

Generally.

Oh, please. Enter.

Only to say that my husband does not realize his inflicting hardship.

We're used to it.

Oh, I have lived hard all my life, ma'am.

Until quite recently with the rebels in the South American Pampas.

Don't rush me to my doatege, please.

Oh, no, General, I'm the cat to me that years separated, is there any...

Sir, I came only to apologise.

The art of good generalship is to advance to the point where you may withdraw without casualties.

In order to advance, again.

You have the advantage.

I have no schooling in tactics.

In spite of his reputation, Giuseppe Garibaldi has never taken advantage of everyone.

And this she wished him to.

Double block!

I'm the leader!

You might have known.

Be planned to kill him at your problems, so we don't go to your problems.

Next point is the last. That's the trouble.

To do it proper, we have to take over the ship.

He was the captain's wallet.

You shut up!

Starkey for provisions on water, check.

I have come!

I hope you brought me some news, Albert, because you know Mr. Callen's soul lap drug is shot.

What was that's gonna sound to help, is he saying? Was it?

No, he was not.

How can Sarah live in this place? It's not even a decent warehouse.

I'm so sorry. You've just missed her, Elizabeth. Sarah's gone out shopping for vehicles.

Well, as soon as we get out of this place, we'll have a lovely shop.

Well, Albert, you have got some news for me.

I have, Robert.

You know, uh, Melly, the chancellor in Docksign.

Melly's? He won't sell.

It has to. The palsy getting worse.

I suggest you move in very smart after a damp payment, or you'll miss it.

Well, it's a driver in chandere I admit.

What's he asking for it to do?

250 pounds more than Callen's price.

Yes, but for a better shop though, isn't it Albert?

Plus the in going. And it's very well stocked.

What's he asking for that, you know?

Another 200.

Oh, no, I'm sorry, Albert, but it's just not possible.

You see, not till James gets back.

Can't you do anything without James's say so?

Without money? No.

Not time, but James's a say so.

Then it would help, I'll buy you a need in line, Chef.

Yes, then you can go back to being just a chandler, and you won't have to refer anything to James.

You'd like that, wouldn't you, Robert?

In a way, yes.

No. No, I wouldn't want to sell my share, yes.

Well, the office there, if you should change your mind.

What is this transaction of James's? Sounds intriguing.

Now, Robert Swan, the secrecy.

James, where are you to secrecy? Whatever is he out to?

Oh, stop asking dumb silly questions.

All right, then. Let's go on and see Melie's shop.

How many days till we're born on our European?

Well, not staff.

Wind's freshening.

It's about to take me into the Ligurian Sea.

It gives me a chance to make bonus day.

You're heading to far north west for Sardinia.

La Madelene is here. Eco.

I'm never on the top to land you first.

Now, if I take that course, it takes me a day longer, I'll need that day badly for my bonus day.

You are heading for Livorno. Direct.

Oh, you wouldn't understand.

Oh, but I do understand very well.

My father was a fisherman. I have served as a seaman, as a mate, and as a captain.

Oh, yes, the conmin from Peru to China and back.

The commonwealth from New York to Newcastle.

New Castle?

New Castle coal miners presented me with that pistol.

They hued out a cargo. I was running to Genoa. I was on bonus, too.

Then you said, Grasma, problem?

Ah, but you do not understand mine. You do not grasp mine, Captain, on eating.

If you're putting Toulivorno with me on board, I tell you it is disastrous for my course.

But Toulivorno has appeared more friendly to you.

Prime Minister Cavour, being a man of craft and guile, he has arranged with your Prime Minister, Parmis, don't you secret me home?

What the work, can't you land at Livour?

Because Count Cavour will calculate the exact moment for me to show myself.

Surprise his vital, until that moment I may not be seen, but I will be only a day's sail away on my island.

Right.

When we're at Livorno, you stay on to decks while we recark.

Captain, there are spies in every Italian port paid to look out for me.

As Steve Adore finds that cabin door locked, he breaks in alerts my enemies.

I tell you, without surprise, I have no chance.

James, this is more important than any bonus.

I would be if I was convinced.

You doubt my word.

You hoped to overthrow the armies of both France and Austria.

You think that I'm going to gamble my bonus, still?

That?

Your minister, Gladstone, gambled his whole career because he spoke out about men he saw rotting in near-politum jail.

Be it that a violent you might have laid a first little hope free one of them?

Oh, of course I do.

And when we have freed all my people, you will never let foot trade in Italian ports.

What if you failed, General?

I'll be banned from every port in Europe controlled by your enemies.

I helped overthrow tyranny in Brazil and Argentina.

Will I fail my own people?

James, you must give way.

I'll take that route. I'll never make bonus to Inleborno.

I beg you to land me first.

With all of my heart.

Captain, the taking waters gone foul.

What?

We can't last out without water.

Somebody on board is on my side.

I'm not disloyal to my husband.

It is...

Providence then.

La Madarina is the first point to replenish.

And I land for my island.

To prepare.

What's all this about?

Found water.

Take over the tele from Carl Jackie.

Oh, of course, till it's all over.

Oh, I'm Mr. Met.

The water's fine.

Thank you, Captain.

It was the Ailed Baines drank in Liverpool that was tainted.

I took a mutin sign.

I'm going to use a filthy death, Captain.

A knife.

This is a tree.

He's blocked.

Bridget Campbell's life.

Keeping up his reputation till the end, Aide Captain.

Don't!

If we alter course now, we could be at Madarina,

before anyone is dry with thirst.

Confention to Greece that I obey him in everything.

Ask him to you, please.

Your eyes say that you are on my side,

but you are faithful to him.

My wife, Anita,

she loved me like that.

Please?

No.

Oh, I know what they've shown you.

No, maybe.

Right.

Like that.

Come on.

Now where is your captain?

No, sir.

On a ship like this, say as I see and remember.

Where is he?

The captain's in the voxel, sir.

He'd like to see you there.

What's the captain want with me in the functional, Mr. Miggs?

I'm only a passenger.

He didn't tell me, sir.

Go below.

For your own safety.

Watch him.

Hi, one there, sir, Jackie.

Or I'm on the side at Windsor.

After being.

All the crew on Mr. Miggs's side.

Yes, sir.

What are your orders?

Oh, course, sir.

My side will win, Jackie.

We have the captain, sir.

You wait and see who wins.

And then decide which side you are on.

Unless you want to hang with them.

I wonder what's wrong, sir.

Then, wait.

Jones!

Get below her!

Captain, tell the general to come forward.

Captain dies, General.

Not just you.

It doesn't bother me in which way.

He dies unless you come forward.

No harm comes the others if you give yourself up.

You give me your word, Mr. Miggs.

Have to tell us to save their own skin.

Stay there, General.

There will be Christians.

When you get to port without a captain.

Have you thought of that?

My orders are to execute you, General.

That's what I'm paid for.

That's all I want to do.

I won't come forward, General. That's my orders.

I advise you to wait until I am within range.

Even if you are a good shot.

Don't worry.

I won't have to reload.

Only if you hold your fire.

You need 10 meters range.

I'll go.

No!

It's for the knife.

Don't worry.

Watch, he doesn't have a pistol.

General Giuseppe Garibaldi, you are a brave man.

You wish to die brave, huh?

When I have to.

He's armed!

Go on, General.

Are the captain's dead?

No!

I prefer to discharge it.

To die like a soldier.

I spent pistol still in my hand.

Fire it again.

Quick about it.

Untie the captain.

Oh, you followed him.

Two bullets gone.

No pistol as long.

Look at the muzzle.

Only one battle that reach through all six times.

Untie the captain.

Don't make me laugh.

Two bullets without reloading.

That's your lot.

Untie the captain.

A useful present, General.

Thank you.

Jones, put into our mud elaman.

Please.

I'd already changed, please.

Well, strung.

Join them or take orders.

Orders, Captain.

Picture of water from the river.

What a...

I asked them.

What does fine, General?

But we stay headed for the mud elaman.

Sir, look for a button!

Heading for us fast.

You've been lying off, Devordeaux, for some days, Captain, awaiting orders.

The Admiralty telegraph says it's caught you to that port, sir, that was all.

Your orders come from high authority, Admiral.

You often do, you know.

I understand that Prime Minister Kavor himself will receive you.

He's decided that Thomas Künne.

Before we reach your island.

I am most grateful to you, Admiral.

My second lieutenant will lead your crew.

Not in naval uniform, of course.

And discharge of a Liverpool as if they were ordinary merchant seamen.

Do you follow my drift?

Oh, I do.

Good. Then let me present them to you.

General...

Thank you.

Admiral...

Now you're going home.

Really home.

And you must wish me good fortune, very soon I'm going to need it.

With all my heart.

God be with you.

I shall never forget this voyage.

In all your adventures.

Something peaceful.

Something beautiful.

Is it contrast to remember?

It warms me to know.

Now, time alive, I go to you, General.

It is mutual.

It is mutual.

Nothing with it.

Not even a note with grateful thanks, signed Lord Palmerston or something.

Nothing.

Special carrier all the way from London.

And even wait for receipt.

£200 and no receipt.

Well, of course.

The face of neutrality, General Gariboldy called it.

Here, Robert. The one is in the bank now.

Carry vault!

Was he your passenger?

Well, say, Anne.

Come.

Come look what it says.

It says that Gariboldy has landed in... in... in my cellar with... with a thousand men.

Only a thousand men.

Ah, but the Sicilians are rallying to his flag.

What are his chances of success?

It says that it's possible.

No, Robert.

How's Mr. Baines?

Oh, I have seen him.

Mr. Baines is well again.

Oh, I'm glad to hear it.

Now, Anne, have you found a shop yet?

Oh, I have.

Old Mel is in Dockside.

I'll go on into Sarah.

Yes, I've... I've made a down payment.

Well, I had to.

Otherwise we would have missed it.

What price?

£450, including stock.

But, er, I knocked him down to £375.

And this time I shall run the shop, James. Not you.

Oh, indeed you will.

For our new company.

New company?

Eh?

Our third company?

A need and chandelier's limited.

Does that mean that I will still run the shop?

You'll just be a sleeping partner.

No, there'll be run like all the other companies like our need and line and our need and warehouse, yes?

But you own 85% of the stock in both companies.

And you own 15% and need and chandeliers will be exactly the same.

Just a minute, James.

I don't think that's quite fair.

Fair.

Now let me see.

Did you get Gary Baldy back to it until they all did I?

You