:20:18
Commodore Devereaux,
you need an experienced captain
to navigate a fine ship...
:20:23
like the Southern Cross,
steam and all that.
:20:26
That ain't got no elegance.
You's in Charleston.
:20:29
Ladies don't tell gentlemen.
They asks them.
:20:33
It was really you I came up to see,
Commodore Devereaux.
:20:36
All the way
from Key West!
:20:38
There's Mrs. Mottram's house.
Aunt Henrietta's waitin' on the porch.
:20:41
- Button that mitten.
- Do you suppose it'll work?
:20:44
- Do you suppose he'll listen
about Capt. Jack?
- Of course, child!
:20:47
Only just don't leave your right hand
know what your left feet is doin'.
:20:55
'Twill bring me back
one golden hour
:21:03
Through many
Through many a weary year
:21:10
I may not
to the world impart
:21:18
[Singing Continues]
:21:22
- 'Lizbeth.
- Henrietta, this is mighty pleasant.
:21:25
This is my niece Loxi
from Key West.
:21:28
- This is her cousin Drusilla.
- What lovely girls!
:21:30
- Mrs. Mottram, l...
- Shh. Ivy is singing.
:21:33
But for
the little faded flower
:21:40
But oh
how fondly dear
:21:48
- Which do you think
is Commodore Devereaux?
- He must be here.
:21:51
But I never saw a less seagoin' run
of shad in my whole life!
:21:55
[Henrietta]
Shh.
:21:58
Through many
a weary year