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Blackboard.

I swear you'll have as black bolts
on that club yet.

What do I do?

Don't tell me what do I do Ohh you see
how far gone he is?

He can't remember.

About no more than you,
no more than us put together.

Hey, ho.

Hey.

Home.

If all the world would pay for.

And all the sea were ink

and all the trees
were bread and cheese.

What would we do for drink?

You know, you're a different man
these days than eating.

So what does this say, Johnson?

Load of I can make it up.

Ohh, it's from your
Mama dear boy to say.

What does she say?

Ohh that She's gone to Brighton
for a few days holiday

and gives you the address

of her hotel.

Poor mother.

I know Brighton does
the same for me.

No, you don't understand.

You shouldn't mock.

Listen to this my Lords.

Coming to the Pavilion Theatre
in three weeks time.

Mr Fergus Doyles travelling
theatrical company.

Doesn't that imply something?

Actresses.

There's bound to be
a few fillies.

Who's for stage dooring then,
Not Sammy.

Ohh, poor Samuel.

When I think of the pleasures
you must forgo,

you being a married man.

Can we go yet without
a piston rod?

How much longer?

Small place like Vegeta,
things take time.

If you don't go soon,
my father is sure to find us.

You won't find the Black Pearl.

You seem very confident.

I am.

I think I've just been
very clever.

Well.

Been saying a few seeds,

I doubt you'll ever find us.

Can't just have vanished
lying low, I'd say.

Ah, but where?

Nothing from any of the agents?

No, no.

Divide all the small ports too.

I've notified everybody.

He's gotta stop
to call up somewhere.

Why aren't we hearing anything?

If you don't stop worrying about it,
you'll be drinking that stuff.

Will you look like a cow?

Wanted to please Letty.

Yeah.

Felt no pain for now
on a fortnight.

Does that mean you'll soon
be sailing again?

My dude.

Why Ohh we're peaceful
without you.

Will you enjoy it while you can?

Won't exactly be peaceful
by the time I find Seth Burgess.

Of course I would see
that the servants quarters

aren't extensive,

but you will be

surprised how economical on staff
such a residents can be.

One good woman and two girls
and the place was seen to run itself.

I do assure you,

I must warn you ma'am,

the place will need
money spending on it,

replumbing at the very least.

But Sir, the modest price
does of course reflect

that we recognise that some work

who may be desirable.

I am not sure that Missus Onedin

would consider the
price all that modest,

particularly

for a mere leasehold.

What's that do consider the desirability
of the neighbourhood?

I like it.

I do.

I like it best of everything
we've looked at so far.

Ideal as a family residence,

no doubt exactly the kind of home
I want the children

to have, not some huge,
soulless institution,

so long as you're sure
they won't be

cramped.

Well, there were six bedrooms.

How many children do you have?

None yet, but I don't envisage
more than 12 or 15.

Missus Onedin is to run
a home for children.

If it's for our tender to freight
your Chilean railway,

you've come for you've hardly

given us enough time.

We weren't in possession
of all the figures until Wednesday.

Would I press you so unreasonably?

Besides, I greatly doubt
I should find myself disposed

to look elsewhere.

This may not be the lowest price,

in which case I should content myself
with the

knowledge that I'm also buying
the not inconsiderable bonus

of forging closer ties

with you.

Isn't that a mighty irresponsible,

Sir, A coming from a man

whose first duty must

be to his profit and loss account
in such a soulless fellow?

Perhaps, but.

Not in any lover
of great beauty.

And isn't that just as irresponsible
spoken to a married woman?

Sometimes I do indeed wonder.

House of Daniel compared
to be from your side,

he knows better than to force his

presence where it isn't welcome.

And I don't thank you
for requiring me to say it.

So if that's all you've come for,
no I.

I came to beg a favour,

but I probably forfeited
any right to ask it now.

Now you're going to make me
feel churlish.

There's a case of wine at present lying
in Gibraltar

which I must have in this country

by the 20th of next month.

I wondered if you had a vessel
near enough to carry it for me,

a single case of wine

port.

Well, I can recommend
any number of wine merchants.

If this happens to be rather
a special case,

I should hope so.

It's to be for somebody's birthday.

Even so, there are regular steamship
runs from Gibraltar.

Ohh, I know, but.

Such a delicate cargo.

I wouldn't care to adjust it
to just anybody.

The Mersey Maiden is due through
the Straits within a week.

Will that do?

Ohh, as long as the wine
is in my hands by the 20th.

Ohh it will be.

I promise.

As a result of things we have heard,

you understand,

we thought it prudent
to seek

an interview simply in order
to ascertain the truth.

Well, you'd better tell
me what you've heard

that you intend to turn
the house into

a home for the children of.

Of Loose Women.

That's right.

I knew it.

Damn it, Mum, it won't do.

What's it to do with you?

We, and the and the others
on whose behalf we speak,

will be your neighbours there.

So surely you do see
the cause of our concern.

No, we don't relish the prospect

of our neighbourhood

being invaded by hordes of

those kind of women.

But how can you guarantee
that, ma'am?

But it's not.

You mean they won't come?

We'll bring their brats then.

Do you mean they won't visit?

The occasional visit.

That's all.

Think of our wives
and our daughters mum.

How may they walk abroad freely
and without fear,

knowing that this is the sort of

woman they may accidentally meet?

There would be no more risk of that

than if they were going shopping
or walking in

the park.

This is on our own doorstep, Missus.

Unity.

And I promise you there will be
no disorderliness, no news.

One of those women
gets herself with child.

The best thing she can do
is throw it into the Mersey.

If any woman gets herself
with child,

Mr Barber.

Some man is responsible.

Perhaps you're just afraid

that one of the mothers
might recognise you.

How dare you?

How dare you come into my house
and try to bully me?

We are here and needing objects
to our intrusion here.

Very well.

But ma'am.

We object to your proposed
intrusion in our lives, too.

And I do not agree
that there will be any.

I had so hope to avoid
further unpleasantness.

Ohh on my business
and my wife runs hers.

Ohh come, come and needed.

You really mean to imply

that you have no influence
over your wife, Sir?

I didn't say that.

Then surely at least there must be
some financial constraints

you might apply.

Well, you see, it's her
money she's using.

A woman should do it.

Or husband tells her you could demand

that she gives up
the whole crack brained scheme.

Suppose I could and will you?

No.

You mean you're prepared to condone
your wife's scheme

regardless of the consequences?

Well, whether or whether
a doctor is my business,

but I'll tell you this gentleman,

I don't take kindly to anybody
telling me

what my wife Shallow shall not do.

Now, a good day to you.

It is done.

Here's to 1000 miles
of Chilean railway.

I can freight it.

I only hope you can build it.

His partnership with you always
such a teasing business.

Is that how you regard us
as a partnership,

As the presumption offend you,
not offend?

Not yet.

Perhaps it betrays some unconscious
hoping me some desire for the future.

If you mean a merging
of our business interests,

I must tell you that I prefer
my

independence.

That's not what I meant.

Now I think you are in danger
of offending me.

Ohh, I'm sorry, perhaps rather
that I didn't come,

but we did our business by letter

or through our managers.

No, but certainly my visit
should remain as infrequent

as business allows.

I'm tempted to say yes,

but that would seem unfriendly

and I do think of you as a

friend.

Why does that amuse you?

Relieves me.

Because it suggests it isn't you
that I'm danger of offending.

Not really you, only the conventions
which we must all live by.

What will you rank yourself
with the sheep?

I think you forget how much
I have to lose.

But to live and risk no part of yourself
might lose you so much more.

Excuse me?

Yes.

Yes, Dunwoody.

Figueroa.

Well, what on earth
are they doing there?

How long will it take?

Three to four weeks,

Well, surely we can divert another ship.

I see.

Yes.

Thank you.

And undecided whether those contraptions

aren't more of an irritation

than the convenience.

Well, they certainly bring bad news
all the sooner.

One of my steamships has had
to dock at Figueroa

to have a broken propeller shaft

mended.

It may take several weeks.

I'm sorry, I hope it wasn't
carrying anything perishable.

It's carrying your wine.

Then it can't possibly be here
by the 20th

unless I can find another carrier.

For whom was it a present?

My father.

It's his birthday on the 20th.

A case of pot.

What's so important
about the case of port?

Look, all that matters

is that that wine gets here
by the 20th,

and the Mercy Maiden

is laid up in Figuera.

Now, do you have a vessel
that could pick it up?

Well, haven't you, James?

Would I be asking why me?

The thought another steamline
would be more sort of favour.

I can just ask anyone.

And it is particularly important
to me ohh why?

It's a present

Ohh 4.

Charles Marsden's father.

Marsden Ohh.

Look, James, I know you

and he hasn't exactly
on the best of terms.

Why the devil are you
buying him Presents

Isn't from me, James.

It's a present.

From Charles to his father
Gets worse.

Why should I do Charles Mars
in favour?

I'm asking you
to do it for me.

Look, I I promise to get
the wine here by the 20th.

And I don't relish the prospect
of breaking that promise.

Well, I don't know what possessed
you in the first place.

Because he's a valuable customer,
I can't afford to lose.

Well, I'm expecting a cargo
of tin plate for Portugal.

Could be this week,
could be next.

Well, I can't wait that long.

Well, you feel prepared to pay for me
to go out there

and ballast to pay you for

bringing the wine back.

What, do you expect me to go
all the way out there just for now?

It's a favour, Jane.

We'll come down to expensive,
what you call favours.

Please no.

When I get my Cargo template
then I'll pick it up for you.

Though wine won't spoil
for the keeping,

not the first time
somebody's birthday presents

being a bit late.

Well, James.

I just hope that you never need
a favour from me.

In view of the large amount
of washing there will be,

I think you should consider

building on a proper washhouse
at the back here,

for I doubt the old copper
would

prove adequate on its own.

And doctor porn,
it hadn't occurred.

Ohh, if you and Mr Onedin had it,

well, that is to say,

if you and Mr Onedin had

been blessed with children,

no doubt you would have anticipated me.

Soon I shall have more
than I know what to do with

and I hope I'll learn.

Hello.

Hello.

Ohh mum.

Missus uniden.

Good morning.

You must forgive me, Mum,

but it appears I was
somewhat precipitous

in allowing you

the key.

I fear I must answer it back
and for you both to leave.

I am instructed that the sale
just cannot proceed.

Instructed so by whom?

Lord Hockmore, no less.

What does he do with anything?

He owns the freehold of this house,

as indeed he does
the whole neighbourhood,

which

we're not trying to buy the freehold,

but he does have the power
to obstruct the

sale of any leasehold
on properties he owns,

should he consider a particular sale.

Undesirable.

I see.

Well.

When you toast your victory.

I hope you'll always remember it
whose expense it was, one.

Children.

Little children.

You can't help how they come
into this world.

Or who their parents are.

I am sorry, I have tried.

There just appears to be no one

who can guarantee

to get the wine here by the 20th.

Hardly your fault.

Well, I feel as though it is.

You did, of course know
that your ship's propeller shaft

would suddenly break.

Brandy, thank you.

Will it be a great disappointment?

Perhaps you think it petty,
but we're a very close clan.

We Marsdens, we tend to set
great store by anniversaries.

The father will be 70 next month.

Thank you.

It doesn't seem petty at all.

You must meet him and the mother.

Though you might not take to her.

But I guarantee you
will be beguiled by him

as he will be by you.

Being no mean connoisseur
of female beauty,

well, no doubt the occasion
will arise

one day.

Is the port of vintage
he particularly admired?

Ohh, yes, indeed.

In 1790, for the very first time,

Port was shipped
to this country in bottles.

Not casks.

Father was fortunate enough to inherit
some of those very bottles

from an uncle's

cellar.

But he drank the last six years ago

and every sip was as
sweet torment to him.

Knowing that once that bottle was gone,

he drank away history.

And lying aboard your ship
in Figueroa

is probably the most valuable case
of port

wine in the world.

Does your father know?

What a lovely present.

He deserves it.

He's the sort of man who earns his son's
respect rather than demands it.

I don't think my brothers
or I ever even.

Contemplated buying our father
a present.

He didn't care about us
and we didn't care about him.

And my son.

Never bought Daniel any presents either.

Elizabeth, I'm sorry, I didn't think
that I'll have that wine here

for you by the

20th.

Trust me.

Low Plenty.

They have the right to say
who should buy those houses.

No shop has checked.

There's little point in carrying
on fighting then sooner

you start looking for another

house look better.

Have you any idea how many
has I've looked at since I started?

Besides, I suppose I
did find somewhere else

just as good who to say
that all this

won't happen again?

No.

I shall write to Lord Hartwell.

He must be told the truth.

Won't do no good.

Ohh, then I shall
go and see him.

I must do something?

That way.

I thought being an Onedin meant
one never gave in.

At least that's what you've
always told me.

It's no good.

Still waiting for me.

Cargo of tin plate.

I think I'm going to change
your mind for you, James.

Not unless you're prepared to pay
for Mr Garden Ballast you're not.

I've just received a cable

from one of my masters in Figueroa

to say that the Mersey

Maiden has had to dock alongside
another steamship,

also undergoing repairs
and the

name of this other steamship.

Is the Black Pearl.

You wouldn't try to touch me,
you know.

Would you?

Would I be so foolish?

Forget it.

Of course you do realise
that will cost me money

to go out there and ballast?

And do you realise
that if it weren't for me,

you might never have found?

All right, all right, I'll go out there,

pick up your wife
and have it back here

by the 20th?

I.

I'm grateful.

I know Charles will be.

You're not getting too tangled up
with that child's last night.

Whatever you have against him,
James, is your affair.

I value his friendship,

but does it safe?

Safe.

What does that word imply?

No doubt if your husband
weren't in London

and looked like staying there.

Don't interfere, James.

I'm only thinking of you.

Thank you, Doctor.

Ohh no.

Tell him Doctor, Surely he can't
be ready to sail yet.

It is not an easy judgement.

He prodded and poked me hard enough.

It is sooner
than I would honestly recommend.

But you are adamant
that there's been no more pain.

I have been saying that
for the past two weeks.

So if it is genuinely important
for you to go, thank you Doctor.

Why is it so important?

Well, for more reasons
than I can tell you.

Now look, would you give
that to Dockins please?

Just if I can't tell him
that when he gets a cable from me

to give that to me.

Asked and personally, James,
what are you up to?

Just want to do someone
a favour.

In fact, this trip,
if everything goes well,

we'll be doing just about everyone
a

favour.

I can tell from your face
how much you've missed it.

You look like someone
who's just been released from prison.

What's this important cargo waiting
for us in Bulgaria?

Then?

OK, support.

You allowed?

You know the Doctor on board
the ship, Captain.

Right.

I'm not sure why I should be glad
to have you breathing

down my neck again,

but I

suppose I better say it.

Welcome back.

You better read.

How long do you reckon
it'll take us to get there?

We'll be back long before the 20th,
don't you worry.

That's not what I asked.

Well if this weather holds six days,

7 make it 5 Ohh why won't go off
just for the

sake of a day.

I want to make sure I get there in time
to pick up a passenger

passenger.

I see someone important is.

My daughter.

Your brother.

Well, I must thank you for that.

He certainly wouldn't have done
such a favour for me.

The only favour my brother
is doing anyone is for himself Even so.

May I take you out to supper?

I think not.

Thank you.

Goodnight.

Yeah, that's a valuable instrument.

What the devil do you think
he's doing with that look like?

You teach him how to use
that, Alright.

Learns damn fast too.

He's the brightest lad
I've known in years.

Dear Madam,

I hope you will believe

that I understand
the sincerity of your good

intentions,

but you in turn must understand

that my own responsibilities

allow me

little discretion in this matter
inappropriately placed.

Concern for my attendance,
Peace of Mind.

Must, with regret reaffirm
my earlier decision.

Hotmail.

It came this morning.

Rather, as I feared
it would be.

I had hoped for better.

What do you think?

If I were to go and see him,

I'm afraid this is 1 battle
we must reconcile ourselves

to losing.

That's just what James said.

I do believe that one of the reasons
he was so keen

to go on this trip

is that he

wouldn't have to concern himself
over all this.

Just when I need all the help
I can get, he decides.

Yeah, you got no what to do.

What the devil is this?

I lent it to him.

Ohh well if the lad
wants to lure.

Alright then.

I needed two flag.

What's you ready?

Ohh, do you Bianca?

Right.

Why would you fly
when you want to call a pallet?

Let's say.

Pants over tea nonsense.

To serve a pilot Jack
on your phone, That's all.

Well, he's right.

Born comes over.

Ballot Jack on your phone.

That's all you need.

Only if you're in home waters.

I mean, you're going to macabre
Market, Uber.

They likely wouldn't know
what a pilot Jack is.

You going to Macabeo Mokuba.

And they likely wouldn't know
what a pilot is.

A pilot Jack went out years ago.

God, been sailing now

as long as me.

Doesn't mean to say
that you know everything.

You know all the number of times
you've accused me

of being old fashioned and dangled

signals.

They're more trouble
than they're worth.

I suppose you'd like to go back
to wasting sales up there,

look after nonsense,

and

there wouldn't be necessary
if your nose out of sailor boat,

you tell that the folks

whose lives it saves.

I'm saying this to the left.

Hello, who is calling please?

The Vicount Master.

Would you please tell your master

that Lady Fogerty is not at home?

Thank you.

Idle idiots.

I wanted just here.

Come on over here.

Acme.

That's right.

Nice and gentle.

Perfect.

Perfect.

That's embassy here,
Mr

Mr Bone.

I know.

So yesterday morning, Mr Boyd.

Just one day.

I know.

I spoke to Captain Clegg,
master of your sister.

Steamer.

Damn fool.

He could have done
some to delay them.

How?

I don't know.

His screws or something.

How You could have done something.

Anyway, I know where
he's bound.

Ohh so do I my dear.

So everybody tells me.

All right, then.

That's where we go,
Madeira.

We'll catch him there.

I thought that wine had been livable
by the 20th.

Look, one day the aunt
Seth Burgess.

Now I'm not coming that close
just to say home again.

You'll cables Mr Duggan's
government.

Madeira.

I suppose there's one thing
to be said for this year.

It's not quite so smelly.

To forget a smell.

I didn't notice.

Yes it did.

I'm sorry you didn't like it.

That you'll find in these hot places.

They do smell.

Well, not if they're civilised.

I'm afraid you'll have
to teach your nose

to be less sensitive,

my dear,

because

we go where the car goes,
are civilised or no.

Father rarely sets foot outside
his chambers nowadays,

and not unless it's to go

to the club.

Thank you.

So I hope you won't take
a slight my coming in place of him.

No, I think I'm rather
relieved, actually.

Your father's always given me
a very good advice,

but he usually manages to include

a lecture on some worthy matters,

such as thrift

or the Christian duty
of the strong

to provide employment for the week.

Knowing him, he probably includes
it in his fees.

I take it you know my position.

I think so.

It's quite simple.

Charlotte has left me.

I'm sorry, ohh no don't be.

On the contrary, I realise now
what a blessing it is.

It isn't everyone who's given
the opportunity to start again.

So now I just want to be rid
of her legally.

Divorced.

Well, happily, that's not as difficult
as it used to be.

I don't care what it costs.

What were the circumstances
of their leave?

She went off with the captain
of a steamed tramp.

When you say went off,
what exactly do you mean?

Well, what do you think?

Where is she living now?

On his ship.

So they are living
as man and wife.

I presume so.

Presume.

Well, isn't it obvious?

I'm afraid not.

In the eyes of the law,
it isn't.

Where exactly is this ship?

God knows.

So in fact you have no actual proof
of any infidelity.

Nor any likelihood
of obtaining it.

She left me to go off with him
and now she's living with him.

What more do you need?

Someone who's prepared to swear on oath

that they have spent the night together
in

the same room.

Damn, I thought
you said divorce was easier.

Surely there must be other ways?

Only one.

And that's to stay apart
for seven years.

Seven years?

During which time you have to be
very careful of your own behaviour.

No indiscretions.

Please don't be alarmed.

You mustn't blame
your servants, I'm afraid.

I used the deceit to be admitted.

Your powers of persuasion
must be remarkable.

They're under instructions
not to admit you at all.

Why?

What have I done?

You're out to me
on the telephone.

You never answered my notes,

yet I thought we were friends.

You have caused me more doubt
and confusion

than I could ever consider charitable

in a friend.

That's a distresses me and I must help
you resolve it, Sir.

Your very presence can only help
to aggravate it.

No, I take a different view.

I believe your difficulty
lies not with me,

but inside yourself.

It's what you want of me.

And what you want with yourself.

Yes.

Yes.

Ohh.

It isn't something
I find easy to confront.

You're an honourable woman,

a married woman married
to a very important man.

I wouldn't trespass on
your honour lightly.

If only you had.

We could have had our pleasure
and been ourselves again.

I love you.

No, I.

I worship you.

I've never known such pain
of longing,

such ache of loving.

And we're a match.

In all things.

I know that.

God help me.

Do you think I don't know that?

There were plenty of sea room
with your bangs.

I couldn't see you.

Bring her round the point,

Mr.

Just wanna signal God.

Aye.

Now there's a good example
of what I mean.

What does Jay over these signify?

Jay over these standing into danger,

which they knew that quarter singles
as well

as you jump fools.

We're not standing in any danger,

but it's not Jay over the Governor's
pee over day.

Nonsense.

He's on positive and that means
that they need medical assistance.

I know what it means.

Looks like they lost
their main side, you know?

Damn fools
are still standing on

the till this lad.

What signals they are flying.

He over the.

They're in need of medical help.

Urgent.

I know I was wrong.

Now listen here, Baines.

If I don't get to Madeira in time

to catch Seth Burgess now

flying that signal

because

they mean it.

Not like some people I know.

That was different.

That's as maybe,
but I'm master of this ship

and nobody in need of help gets ignored.

I wasn't saying it.

No, I'm mistaken.

Housman.

Ring around.

All right, let's get ready
to take off some cavers.

Are you in danger?

We can manage.

What's the trouble?

Then?

Captain Mangle, his hand in the winch,
got gangrene.

You'll have to take it off then.

He needs a surgeon.

We've got no morphine.

Gabe blew out the mainsail.

Bound to make pork before us,

we're not stopping
until we get to Madeira.

Take him with us.

All right, We'll take him on board.

Tom, go and get a bunk.

Meet up in the spare cabin.

If he lives, we'll leave him
in Madeira.

Alright, I think we've wasted
enough time now, don't you baby?

Who's going to do it then?

You were the one that insisted
on taking him on board.

So you can take his hand.

Ohh, sail the ship.

Right.

Yeah.

You're right.

Yes.

You still want to be a master.

Alright.

Right now then, when you've
cleared up here,

I want you to stay
and keep an eye on

it.

From the smell of him,

I should say he's crew

must have filled him up
with Brandy

now.

If so, that more you know
make him for me now.

If he does, get him
over on his side quick

because I don't want him choking.

All right.

And there was ice schooling myself
to be patient for this evening.

I received this morning a letter
from your brother,

delivered personally
by his chief

Clark Dawkins.

I should like to read it to you.

Dear Marsden.

Knowing how much you value
a certain case of port wine,

I should be obliged,
if by

whatever means necessary,

you would persuade Lord Hawke Moore,

who is, as I have

discovered, a friend of yours,

to sell to my wife,

the lease on the property she

wishes to buy.

If by the time that we dock
this has not been accomplished,

I greatly fear scenes

reminiscent of the Boston Tea Party.

I'm sure Elizabeth will explain.

You also needed.

Could.

Ohh how could he?

How is he then?

Too good?

Maybe you're right.

Bangs.

Is that going to be in there all day
or do we get our own

because we got trouble

cause gangrene in his arm?

Bad will be with the time
we get to Madeira.

Well, I'll just have
to take the chances.

I can't wait today
taking him into part.

I shall lose said purchase
for sure.

Now you must see that.

Ohh I do.

I'm not sure whether he would all.

That's all.

By Count Marsden missus Onedin,

to what do I owe this honour?

I understand from Lady Fogerty, ma'am,

that you have plans
to open a home for children.

We got.

We got any more?

No.

Now what?

Well, it's no good.

It's spreading out his arm.

Then you'll have to take
his arm off.

I could, but it might kill him.

And so might you,

especially as we're running out
of morphine now.

Listen, Baines.

I didn't catch up with burgers
and adira and I've lost him.

Now he could make
for either Cape.

And I've never find him.

Trouble is, that man will be dead
before we reach Madeira.

It's your decision.

You lived in Michael, isn't it?

Just a bit.

Ohh.

Well then we'd better turn back.

Done with it.

We got no more more finger.

Who are you?

Ohh needed.

You're on one of my ships.

Taking it to Lisbon.

Get you to a surgeon,
Lisbon.

I thought we'd chosen Captain Burgess
from Madeira.

Hello.

Burgess.

You weren't never going
to Madeira.

It was just a story put about.

Where is he headed then?

Into the Mediterranean.

How do you know?

Was drinking with him.

In Figueroa.

All one night.

Never met a man
in his cups yet.

This could keep us secret.

We've been saved,
a wasted journey.

Burgess isn't making for Madeira,

he's heading for the Mediterranean.

Soon as we get that gentleman ashore,

you should be able to get us
back to Liverpool

by the 20th June.

You know, I reckon you, Sir,
so much for spotting that signal.

Bright ladies.

How have Amanda making
with Apprentice Will?

Beg your pardon, Sir, but I've taught
that lad everything he knows.

Now.

If anyone's going to buy him
his indentures, it'll be me.

I must tell you too much.

Hey, now, that's what I call
a welcome home, James.

Such news I've been
longing to tell you.

And to buy that house after all,

Lord Hockmore has changed his mind.

I don't know why, except I've got
a suspicion it's something

to do with that Vikrant

Marsden, what he called
to see me one day

and and all he wanted to talk about

was

my children's home,

Another rich man trying
to buy himself a seat in heaven.

That's not fair, James.

I liked him.

And if it is him
I'm indebted to.

Well, I hope you'll be nicer
to him in future.

Well, I will if you'll let me.

Would you like to hear my news?

Sorry.

Babbling on well.

Well, was it a successful trip?

I've had word
about the Black Pearl.

I see.

Well, then, you look.

Won't be long now

before we have Charlotte back
where she belongs.

Wonderful.

Wonderful.

Hooray.

No, I haven't.

No.

Everybody, everybody have another.

No, it's not over yet.

Beautiful.

You're beautiful.

What?

I think you're beautiful.