1:02:01
So out with the truth, man alive.
What is it you're holding against me at all?
1:02:05
I don't want my Anna for got married.
1:02:08
Listen, you fella. I'm old man.
1:02:11
I don't see my Anna for 1 5 year.
She's alll got in the world.
1:02:16
You think now when she come on first trip,
I want her for leave me alone again?
1:02:20
Sure, let you not be thinking I've no heart
at all for the way you'd be feeling.
1:02:24
Then you do right thing, eh?
1:02:26
You ship away again
and leave my Anna alone.
1:02:30
Say, big fella like you on sea,
he don't need a wife.
1:02:35
He got new girI in every port,
you know that.
1:02:37
Oh, shut up.
1:02:40
Sure, there's a time come to every man,
on sea or land...
1:02:42
...when he's sick of the lot of them cows,
and wearing his heart out to meet up...
1:02:46
...with some fine, decent girl...
1:02:48
...and building a home to call his own,
rearing up children in it.
1:02:53
Sure, Anna's the one woman
in the world for me...
1:02:55
...andI can't live without her now,
I'm thinking.
1:02:57
You think I'm going let her life
be made sorry by you...
1:03:01
...just like her mother's was made by me?
1:03:03
No, she don't marry you.
Not ifI have to kill you first.
1:03:09
Glory be to God, what talk
from a stumpy runt of a man.
1:03:12
lt is queer fooI's blather you have, about
the sea done this and the sea done that.
1:03:17
You ought to be ashamed to be saying
the like, you an old sailor.
1:03:20
I'm hearing a lot from you,
and a lot more that Anna tells me...
1:03:23
...you do be saying to her. I'm thinking
it is a poor weak thing you are.
1:03:27
Not a man at all.
1:03:28
You see if I'm man
maybe quicker than you think.
1:03:30
You know the truth in your heart. The sea
hit you a clout once and knocked you down.
1:03:34
You're not man enough to get up for
another, but you lie there howling murder.
1:03:38
I'd like to see you
in the best of your youth.
1:03:41
-Do whatI done in the storm and after.
-Why, you young fool, you.
1:03:44
ln old days,
whenI was on windjammer...
1:03:46
...I went through hundred storms
worse than that.
1:03:49
Ships were ships then,
and men what sailing them reaI men.
1:03:53
What you got on steamers now?
1:03:55
You got fellas on deck don't know
a ship from a mud scow...
1:03:59
...and below deck, you got fellas
just know how to shoveI coal.