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Anna.
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-Anna.
-Yes. HereI am. What do you want?
:39:09
Why you don't come turn in, Anna?
It's late, it's after four bells.
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I like this fog, honest.
:39:17
lt makes me feeI as ifI was
out of things altogether.
:39:20
Fog.
:39:22
That's one of the worst dirty tricks
of that old devil.
:39:26
Funny.I feeI sort of strange tonight.
:39:30
Sort of nutty...
:39:33
...as if I've been living
a long, long time out here in the fog.
:39:39
I don't know just how to tell you
whatI mean.
:39:42
But it's like I've come home
from a long visit someplace...
:39:47
...andI seem to have forgotten
all that's happened.
:39:51
Like it didn't matter anymore.
:39:55
You must think I'm off my base.
:39:57
Oh, Anna,I want always
make you happy.
:40:00
We fooI that old devil. We sell barge.
:40:04
And you and me, we live together
in nice little house inland.
:40:08
lnland? You mean leave the sea?
:40:11
By golly, we have a little house,
just you and me...
:40:14
...and maybe sometime comes along
a nice land fella.
:40:18
You get married. You have kids.
:40:21
Oh, by Jiminy,
that sure is a pretty picture, Anna.
:40:25
Maybe.I wanna be with you...
:40:29
...but somehow
I don't wanna leave the sea.
:40:32
She's old devil, Anna.
Don't let her get you.
:40:36
Well, ain't it natural, me loving the sea?
It's in the blood, ain't it?
:40:41
I think I'm a big fooI for bring you
on this voyage, Anna.
:40:45
Now you're talking nutty yourseIf.
:40:48
You act as if you were scared
something was gonna happen.
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-Only God know that, Anna.
-Well, then, it'll be God's will...
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...like the preachers say,
what does happen.
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No. That old devil, she ain't God.