:57:02
Take him below, sergeant.
:57:06
- The English fleet's in the Atlantic.
- I don't believe it.
:57:10
We may be the only English ship
in the Mediterranean.
:57:15
- Do you insist on the rendezvous?
- I insist on carrying out my orders...
:57:19
...which are to escort a convoy.
- A French ship will be waiting.
:57:24
- I can see it now.
- You've been proved right once before.
:57:29
Here, I feel you are wrong.
There will be no French ship.
:57:33
Only the fear of one.
:57:44
- Sir!
- Listen. They're celebrating already.
:57:48
- Sir.
- And why not?
:57:50
There will be plenty of prize money
for all hands with these two beauties.
:57:56
- Pay attention.
- I've detailed the crews to sail them.
:58:00
The third lieutenant in charge of
the frigate. Good luck, Mr. D'Arblay.
:58:05
- A pleasant voyage to Rochefort.
- Thank you.
:58:08
- You must listen.
- Kellahorn's leading the merchantman.
:58:12
I've given him a junior midshipman
to assist him.
:58:17
Mr. Crawford.
:58:20
Mr. Crawford?
:58:27
- Take care of that ship.
- Aye, aye, sir.
:58:30
Get her back safely.
:58:36
Pull away. Hoist away.
:58:41
I thought you wanted the boy
onboard with you.
:58:44
I thought so too.
:58:48
I made a mistake.
:58:51
Now I've put it right.