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Mmm.
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Dear Frankie,
here's another stamp for your collection.
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This one's a real beauty. The Queen Mary.
:13:16
They don't build them like that any more.
:13:21
When I was your age,
I lived so close to the sea I could taste it.
:13:25
The sharp, salty taste on the inside of my mouth.
:13:29
And I can taste it now.
:13:30
That same sharp saltiness.
:13:32
Up here on the deck.
:13:36
So we're sailing down towards the Cape now.
:13:38
The sky here is the most beautiful
shade of blue I've ever seen.
:13:42
It's like the stone in your Ma's engagement ring.
:13:45
Ask her to show you it,
then you'll know exactly what I mean.
:13:48
Oh, you got it, then?
:13:49
I always get it when I go, you know that.
:13:52
I didnae know you were still going to go.
:13:54
Now that we're here.
:13:57
I thought you might have stopped all that.
:14:00
No.
:14:01
I've no plans to stop any of it.
:14:31
Yes, can I help you?
:14:33
Hello?
:14:36
Hello! I'm talking to you.
:14:37
Er...
:14:39
Could you come back here, please?
:14:41
Excuse me, I'm talking to you!
:14:44
Excuse me.
:14:45
Cheeky wee devil, you.
:14:47
Look, son, I did not come up the Clyde
in a paper boat.
:14:49
I am well aware that a wee boy your age
:14:52
should be at school doing sums
at this time of the day.
:14:55
There's no flies on me, so come on.
:14:56
Let's have a look at the note
from your teacher, shall we?