: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.
:40:50
-Only God know that, Anna.
-Well, then, it'll be God's will...
:40:55
...like the preachers say,
what does happen.
:40:57
No. That old devil, she ain't God.
:41:01
Ahoy!
:41:05
Ahoy!
:41:09
Ahoy!
:41:12
-What's that?
-Oh, that scare me for a minute.
:41:15
ls just some fisherman
lose his course in fog.
:41:20
Sound come from this side.
:41:22
They come in from open sea.
:41:25
Ahoy!
:41:27
What's trouble?
:41:30
Heave a rope when we come alongside.
:41:34
-Where are you, you scut?
-This way!
:41:39
Right you are.
:41:40
Why don't he stay where he belongs.
:41:42
Johnson, come and give a hand.
:41:44
Anna, you go in cabin,
get whiskey, please.
:41:46
Those fellas will need a drink
for fix them up.
:41:49
Johnson, come here.
Give me a hand here with this fella.
:41:52
-What is it, sir?
-They come in from the open sea.
:41:55
-Must be sailor fellas.
-The open sea?
:41:58
That old deviI is doing
something again, Johnson.