The Long Ships
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A thane whose entire fortune
consists of two gold pieces...

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...must believe in the offer
of a bell of solid gold.

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- Solid gold?
- Solid gold.

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As tall as three tall men.
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- Three tall men?
- Yes.

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I swear to you by all the gods,
I'm telling the truth.

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Don't swear by the gods.
They have deserted me.

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But I know the bell exists.
I can get it for you. All I need is a ship.

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But how can a thane with only two gold
pieces find or even equip another ship?

:30:41
I can arrange all that.
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- Because of you, I have nothing left.
- Yes, you do.

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You do have something.
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- You have the finest ship in the North.
- Not that ship! That's the king's ship!

:30:57
It's your ship.
It was built by your men.

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- It's King Harald's ship!
- He practically stole it!

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But he paid for it.
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Harald cheated you.
It's still your ship.

:31:08
He speaks the truth.
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But what about a crew?
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Getting a crew will be no problem.
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One whisper of a golden bell
and you could fill 100 ships.

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- Right.
- They may not be as credulous as I am.

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Now, you just leave the crew to us.
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- And the king?
- And leave him to us.

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- He'll hang me.
- He won't hang you. He'll hang no one.

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He'll harm no one.
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We'll take a hostage...
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The forward stay is slack. Tighten it.
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- Check those barrels.
- Good evening, shipmaster.

:31:53
What do you want?
:31:54
- King Harald ordered us to bring you ale.
- King Harald?

:31:58
Just to whet your whistles
before you sail.


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