:58:01
Of course.
:58:08
Thank you.
:58:22
Thank you, Lieutenant,
I hope I haven't inconvenienced you.
:58:27
Not at all.
:58:30
Now that we are riding
in the same direction...
:58:34
...may I offer you a meal and a bed
for the night...
:58:39
...and a proper map for the journey?
:58:43
That's kind of you, Captain.
I'd be honoured to accept.
:59:09
Barry was treated with great civility...
:59:13
...and was asked questions
about England.
:59:16
He answered as best he could,
inventing many stories.
:59:22
He described the King and Ministers...
:59:24
...boasted that the British Ambassador
in Berlin was his uncle...
:59:28
...and even offered Potzdorf
a letter ofintroduction.
:59:33
His host seemed satisfied
with these stories.
:59:36
But, he led Barry on with
a skillful combination of questions...
:59:42
...and flattery.
:59:43
I know so little of your country
of England...
:59:47
...except that you are
the bravest nation in the world...
:59:50
...and that we are fortunate
to have such allies.
:59:55
Lieutenant Fakenham...
:59:57
...let us drink to the friendship
of our two great nations.