:29:05
When I came up the pass,
I wondered if you'd still be here.
:29:08
Our Lady has protected us.
:29:12
It's a miracle, yes.
:29:16
I brought you almost 10 pounds of rock salt.
:29:21
The best uality, very expensive,
very hard to get.
:29:25
So is our bacon and pickled beef.
:29:28
What news of the war?
:29:31
Which side did you serve, Captain?
:29:34
That's unimportant. The truth.
:29:37
It's not often
a man wants the truth nowadays.
:29:42
Very well, the truth.
:29:47
The news is all bad, but nearby it's worse.
:29:53
The lmperialists under General Werth...
:29:56
are on the north of the Rhine, here.
:29:59
The Protestants
under Prince Bernard of Saxe-Weimar...
:30:03
are to the south, here.
:30:06
We're about here.
:30:09
If Bernard's got to get
the French subsidies...
:30:13
as promised by Cardinal Richelieu...
:30:15
he must cross the Rhine, and uickly.
:30:19
His troops are starving,
and no pay all winter.
:30:23
The Prince told you all this personally?
:30:29
What I hear, I sift.
:30:34
What I say will happen, happens.
:30:39
He will cross at this bridge.
:30:45
The bridge is at Rheinfelden.
:30:50
I speak frankly, and Bernard is on the move.
:30:55
I was at his camp.
:30:59
Then history has caught up with us.