:31:02
This Russian officer has been brought
to my tent.
:31:05
A Russian officer, is he?
:31:07
Did he come as a deserter,
or with a drum and flag for parly?
:31:12
l fear he came clandestine.
:31:15
l do. He has that
in-the-night look about him.
:31:21
-Have you spoken with him?
-l have.
:31:24
He has particular information of an attack
at our positions tomorrow.
:31:29
A spy?
:31:31
You talked with a spy and brought him
here, in the night...
:31:36
...to speak with me?
:31:38
-He has enough English to tell us.
-Keep them in his throat.
:31:41
l will not have him speak to me.
:31:46
Young man, come here as a traitor?
:31:52
l hope you're without a mother.
lf she should hear of this, it's sad.
:31:59
Sad.
:32:02
l hope you are wise in this, my lord.
:32:09
We get a lot of this.
You should be careful of what they say.
:32:13
They're, most of them, Polish.
:32:29
''My heart is not here
:32:35
''My heart's in the Highlands
:32:40
''A-chasin' the deer
:32:45
''A-chasin' the wild deer
:32:49
''And following the roe
:32:55
''My heart's in the Highlands