:13:00
That is not the food hamper.
That is, uh...
:13:03
the small boudoir ofJosephine.
:13:06
- It's some kind of a dog!
- But of course. The best kind. French.
:13:11
I am not interested in its nationality.
Who brought it aboard?
:13:14
No one brought her aboard.
She lives here.
:13:16
This is her home,
since the airship was begun.
:13:19
I'm not running
some kind of flying kennel.
:13:22
Get rid of it.
:13:23
Very well. If you wish, monsieur.
:13:26
But of course,
it will take time.
:13:28
The sun has warmed the gas. We must wait
until night to return to the hangar.
:13:32
- Then bring back the ground crew...
- Wait until night?
:13:35
Why, that'll mean 12 hours.
I can't lose the time.
:13:38
You're absolutely right, Sir Anthony.
:13:41
Congratulations, Josephine.
:13:44
We've just signed on our ship's mascot.
:13:46
Very well.
:13:48
But I don't like small dogs,
and I never did.
:13:59
Britannia may rule the waves,
Sir Anthony...
:14:02
but the French airship
rules the sky.
:14:05
Already we are speeding in triumph
across the shores of your homeland.
:14:09
It's raining as usual, I see.
How far have we come?
:14:12
- About 150 miles.
- 150?
:14:16
In six hours?
:14:18
Is that what you call
"speeding in triumph"?
:14:21
In a day or two, we'll travel faster,
but now my motors are at half speed.
:14:27
What on earth for?
:14:29
They are new.
They must run themselves in.
:14:32
Poppycock!
I want full speed.
:14:35
There are the controls, monsieur.
If you want full speed...
:14:38
it's your responsibility,
not mine!