Captain Blood
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:39:02
Do you understand that?
:39:07
I don't know.
:39:09
Perhaps if you were to explain further, I....
:39:13
I've already talked too much.
:39:17
I'll open your mouth!
:39:26
You'll stay here
without food or water until you talk.

:39:33
-Why did you lie to your uncle?
-Because....

:39:37
Dr. Blood,
you're a physician and should know.

:39:40
ls it not considered unhealthy
for a slave to be seen at a boat?

:39:45
-Why should it be?
-Boats put out to sea.

:39:48
Slaves may not.
:39:51
You're jumping to conclusions, aren't you?
:39:53
Am I?
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The Governor will be waiting for you.
:39:58
Yes.
:40:00
Miss Bishop,
it's difficult for an Irishman to apologize.

:40:04
But I hope you can forgive me
for having thought badly of you.

:40:07
I will, if you tell me
how you think of me now.

:40:09
How I think of you now? I think of you....
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I think of you as the woman who owns me.
Her slave.

:40:19
But I think the man is lucky
who can count you his friend.

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I think you know you can.
:40:32
Your slave is grateful
for all marks of favor.

:40:35
When you forget your slavery
and go so far--

:40:37
Now there, you're mistaken.
:40:39
However far this slave may go,
he won't forget.

:40:43
lt's a characteristic we Irish
have in common with the elephants.


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