:17:01
You will see one thing
w-without question.
:17:03
Their location is given
as 37 degrees...
:17:07
11 minutes, southern latitude.
:17:10
That's no good
without the longitude.
:17:14
Consider first, milord,
on the 37th parallel...
:17:18
there are only a few places
they could be.
:17:22
That's what I've always said.
If Captain Grant's anywhere at all,
he's in Australia.
:17:26
It's only logical, monsieur, if you know
anything about shipping and commerce.
:17:29
Use the head, milord.
:17:31
The note makes reference
to being captured, no?
:17:34
And you can make out the word
''Indian'' or ''Indians.''
:17:37
So where on the 37th parallel
would they be captured by Indians?
:17:42
- Australia, of course!
- Aboriginals, yes. Indians, no.
:17:48
By George! I've got it. South America.
Couldn't be anywhere else.
:17:52
And if he was captured by Indians,
he'd be on the West Coast.
:17:55
It's a matter
of simple logic, monsieur.
:17:57
We'll go there and follow
the 37th parallel over the Andes...
:18:01
until we find Captain Grant.
:18:03
Osborne, find Captain Mangles!
Tell him I'm going to change course.
:18:06
- Thank you, milord! Thank you!
- Oh!
- Now, just a minute.
:18:08
Don't forget that
it was me who arranged--
:18:10
- Thank you!
- Thank you, milord!
- Thank you, milord!
:18:13
Oh, please!
I'm an Englishman, you know.