The Sea Hawk
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:28:03
- I can't figure him at all.
- Ship's the only thing he cares about.

:28:06
- He hates the sight of blooming women.
- Not the Queen, he don't.

:28:10
I hear Her Majesty's the only woman
he could talk up to...

:28:13
without his knees buckling.
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That's different. Man to man, I calls it.
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Come on, get on with your work.
What are you standing there for?

:28:55
Good morning.
:29:00
Have you been comfortable on board?
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- Yes.
- Good.

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That promontory over there,
the one you're looking at...

:29:11
it's got a very interesting history.
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It got its name from...
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Yes?
:29:20
I don't remember how it got its name.
:29:23
Have you been comfortable on board?
:29:26
- Yes, thank you.
- Good.

:29:29
Of course, we haven't many of the luxuries
of a galleass...

:29:33
but she's a fine ship.
We're quite proud of her.

:29:36
Are you?
:29:38
Yes.
:29:40
At all events,
you'll find her safer from attack...

:29:44
and you'll get there quicker, too.
:29:49
We've an old proverb in England. It says:
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"Those who sail without oars
stay on good terms with the wind."


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