:15:00
Two feet six inches, sir... and holding.
:15:06
- Good work, Mr Lamb.
- Thank you, sir.
:15:19
So, what's the butcher's bill?
:15:21
Nine dead, 27 wounded.
:15:33
Joe Plaice.
:15:34
He has a severely depressed fracture of
the skull. I don't think he'll see out the night.
:15:39
Lord Blakeney.
:15:44
Just a broken arm, sir.
:15:48
Well, you're in very good hands.
:15:55
I'm doing everything I can.
I know you were close to his father.
:15:58
His father would've understood.
He knew the life. His mother, however...
:16:03
Let me take a look at that brow of yours.
:16:06
What?
:16:13
Damn, he was good.
Just came out of nowhere.
:16:16
Hit us with a full broadside,
cut across our tail and took out our rudder.
:16:21
Damn fine gunnery.
:16:24
We only slipped away because of the fog.
Quite fortunate, really.
:16:28
He may have had the weather gauge,
but we had the weather gods.
:16:34
I have no idea what it is you're talking about,
but he did seem to come off rather well.
:16:40
Seven weeks sailing, and he happens
in darkness on our exact position.
:16:48
Well, the French have their spies
in England and elsewhere. As do we.
:16:52
Indeed.
:16:55
If he knew we were looking for him, he could
have stood to sea and passed well clear.