:16:02
- It wasn't mythical to Padre Mendoz!
- How very reassuring.
:16:07
Your mind is as fossilised
as the exhibits in your precious museums!
:16:11
- How dare you!
- Gentlemen! Please.
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There's a small mission
about a week's journey upriver.
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It's run by a Reverend Theo Kerr.
:16:22
A Theo Kerr wrote a very silly book
condemning Darwin.
:16:25
- It's the same man.
- Oh, splendid.
:16:41
"Dear Mr McArdle, herewith
my first dispatch, together with expenses."
:16:47
"Notwithstanding our agreement
that you would rewrite my accounts,
:16:51
I have tried to embrace a style
which will appeal to Gazette readers."
:16:56
"After an uneventful journey
of some seven weeks,
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we find ourselves in the upper reaches
of the mighty Amazon river,
:17:03
the greatest river in South America,
if not the world."
:17:04
"The greatest river in South America,
if not the world."
:17:09
"The mission station,
which is our present destination,
:17:12
will provide the last chance to savour
the comforts of the civilised world."
:17:16
"And beyond that lies the hardships
and the terrors of the unknown."
:17:33
- If she's a missionary, I'll be a heathen.
- Sh!
:17:37
Professor Challenger? Agnes Cluny.
My uncle and I have been expecting you.
:17:43
He went downriver for supplies.
He should be back today.
:17:48
These are my colleagues. Lord Roxton.
:17:51
- How do you do?
- Hello.
:17:53
- Mr Malone.
- Hello.
:17:55
And Professor Summerlee.
:17:59
This way.