:54:01
Come on, boys, step lively.
:54:04
Get your dory to the rail.
Lower your dory to the rail.
:54:14
Keep well to the westward, Tom.
:54:17
We'll head straight down the road
as soon as we got all the dories spilled.
:54:28
Come on, get her in the water.
:54:32
Don't crack that one on me. Ease a little.
:54:46
- Thank you, Uncle Salters.
- Manuel, he all set.
:54:48
Here's a hook.
:54:59
Isn't it too rough to go out
in that little boat?
:55:01
- What do you mean?
- I mean, to go out alone.
:55:04
I not go alone. Five minutes,
I have 100 fish keep me company.
:55:07
I mean, wouldn't it be better
if you had someone to row, maybe?
:55:10
Who I get to row? Doc? Disko?
:55:12
You very foolish this morning.
:55:14
Well, I rowed a boat at school.
I could row...
:55:16
Oh, I see. You row this boat, huh?
:55:19
What you know about boats
when you cannot even chop bait?
:55:21
I know lots about boats, see?
:55:23
I know that's the jib,
and that's the jumbo...
:55:25
and that's the fore rig,
and that's the fore topmast...
:55:27
and that's the foremast,
and that's the triadic stay.
:55:29
That's the main topmast,
and that's the main mast...
:55:31
and that's the main rigging,
and that's the gurry kit.
:55:33
That's the Duncan Street,
and anything else you want to know?
:55:35
Where you learn all this?
:55:36
I read a book on it in Capt. Disko's cabin,
and I don't care who knows it.
:55:39
And you can go row your old boat
all by yourself.
:55:41
I wouldn't go out in it for anything.
:55:51
By golly, that's smart kid.
:55:53
About time to break his neck, ain't it?
:55:56
I got no time break necks.
I got fishing to do.
:55:59
Lower away.