:45:03
Mister...
:45:12
Well?
:45:14
Master John was about to...
:45:15
Let Master John speak for himself.
:45:18
Come here, boy.
:45:22
Please, sir, they're going to
take me away on a boat and...
:45:25
Maskew!
:45:27
l can scarcely believe my eyes!
:45:30
A King's magistrate carousing
in a fisherman's pothouse?
:45:34
Why not, Mr. Fox?
Am l not in good company?
:45:38
Am l not in some sort
:45:40
a fisherman myself?
:45:42
Don't l spread my nets to catch all
kinds of fish, both great and small?
:45:47
Did you know a man
named Greening, Mr. Fox?
:45:49
l never had that pleasure.
:45:51
His mother believes him to have
been engaged in the smuggling trade.
:45:56
Suspects he met foul play
at the hands of his companions.
:45:58
Well then, your course is clear.
Hang the lot.
:46:01
Never fear, Mr. Fox.
:46:02
ln due course
and with proper evidence,
:46:04
l will have every smuggling rascal
in this parish swing and sun-dry.
:46:08
l hope l'm there to see it.
:46:09
Oh, you will be, Mr. Fox.
At my personal invitation.
:46:14
Until then...
:46:17
One moment!
:46:20
Master John, you were
going to tell me something.
:46:25
Well, come on.
:46:26
You said they were going to... yes,
:46:29
going to take you out
on a boat and...
:46:32
Go on, please.
:46:36
Speak up, boy.
:46:39
That's all, sir.
:46:44
Well?
:46:45
Nothing out of the way, sir.
:46:48
Oh, cheer up, Maskew.
:46:50
You can't hope to hang a man
every morning.