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Speaker 1: Hold all hands back the quarters.

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Speaker 2: I'm after good. Stand by this carbon battery one broadside

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in put it to please Captain Bush pint us on

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pocket didn't stop ready, I saw.

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Speaker 3: Already possessing Michael Redgrave as Forester's indomino man of the Sea,

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Oratio Hornblower.

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Speaker 4: The whole.

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Speaker 5: Lasting along.

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Speaker 2: I had had brief snatches of command before, of course,

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a quarantined cattle boat, a cargo ship groaning with tons

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of water logged rice. But this was the first time

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a presentable craft smaller she was, had been entrusted to me.

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Aged barely twenty one, I felt as if every telescope

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in our Mediterranean fleet must be trained on me as

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I sailed our little prize ship La Mouche into Gibraltar's harbor.

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Speaker 1: Oh it's too bad, sir.

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Speaker 2: I can't quite understand what's too bad, mister win It Why?

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Speaker 6: I don't think she's in herself yet, Sir.

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Speaker 1: I've been using my glass all.

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Speaker 2: The way up the anchorage. Not a sign of the

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indefatigable mm. Perhaps you put in at Malta after all. Well, anyhow,

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our crew won't mind a little rest. I know I won't, sir,

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that's certain I'll confronted it with Captain Peliu not yet returned.

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I suppresents my duty to report to the Port Admiral

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fairly quickly.

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Speaker 1: I should rather catch up on my sleep.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back aboard, sir, they've already come for the prisoners.

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Speaker 1: You look a little weary, mister Varnbler. I am win it.

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Speaker 2: Three hours wait after I had reported in, and then

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three minutes through the admiral the warm enough over there

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today too winter or not in this dress uniform. I've

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got some news for you there, you, sir, are we

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going to have sorely well tonight?

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Speaker 1: Perhaps? But not tomorrow we'll be too busy.

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Speaker 2: Lamouche is to be commissioned into the service without delay,

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into the British Service.

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Speaker 1: That's the idea, good good. We never have enough swift

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vessels for dispatches.

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Speaker 2: Then he gave orders for all the proper transfer papers

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and and all that, and I had to wait around

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for another hour. She is, but surely we're not going

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out at once, not before our own captain comes back.

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Speaker 1: I've got our orders here.

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Speaker 2: You are hereby requested and required to take His Majesty's

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sloop La Mouche under your command. So soon as the

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latest dispatch is destined for England shall be put in

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your charge. You are commanded to proceed to Plymouth with

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the most expedition to plumber Well sounds better to you, eh,

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Yes it does.

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Speaker 6: I haven't been home for more than a year.

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Speaker 2: If I can understand that I last set foot on

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Engrish soil three years ago, we thank your pardon, mister Hornbler.

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Speaker 6: I just remembered while you were gone a catch some

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sword delivered to this letter a half far ago.

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Speaker 2: It couldn't be the dispatches, well how they happened, let

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me see. It shouldn't be so forgetful when you had

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to Oh, no, can find it.

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Speaker 1: I'd rather it were the dispatches with orders to sail

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at once in this or God listen to this.

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Speaker 2: Their excellencies, Major General Sir Hugh and Lady Dalrymple request

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the pleasure of Acting Lieutenant Horatio Hornbler's company at dinner

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today at five o'clock at Government Housing.

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Speaker 7: My name is Alexander, Sir Lord Phillip Alexander.

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Speaker 2: You Horatio Hornbler, Acting Lieutenant aboard the end of fat No,

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I suppose I should say, commanding the new Stoop with

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my first independent command.

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Speaker 7: Let's see and their excellence is a most happy that

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you could dine.

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Speaker 1: To Dames Hombler. Well, thank you away. Now if I.

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Speaker 7: May present to sir, will you come this way, your

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excellency is this is mister Hornbler, the new captain of

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lam Moose.

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Speaker 1: Sir, we're pleased to see you. Mister Hornbler makes sense

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the kind of.

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Speaker 7: And now mister Hornbler, Now I present to the Duchess

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of Wharfedale, your grace.

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Speaker 1: This is mister Hornbler of.

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Speaker 7: La Moush, the Duchess Wharfdelle, mister horn Bler.

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Speaker 1: Your grace.

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Speaker 5: So this is the fellow in question, your excellency. Oh now, really,

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my dear, you got to my trust me to an

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infant in arms, young fellow, you look exactly like a

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gander on the green aspected to his.

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Speaker 3: At any moment.

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Speaker 2: And then and there she didn't imitate of me, sticking

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her chin out and dangling her arms, which brought a

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roar of laughter from the whole room. I just just

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stood there in red faced confusion.

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Speaker 8: Now, don't be odd on the young fellow.

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Speaker 5: You people very so awfully young, and starting to be

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ashamed of something to be proud of. For that matter,

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I think it's wonderful, mister Ornblower, to be trusted with

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the ship at your young eyes.

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Speaker 3: Oh yes, indeed, your grace, May I give you my

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dear duchess?

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Speaker 2: Oh child, I'm sure, I confess I'm suddenly misterified, Lord Philippo.

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What does she mean about interesting her?

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Speaker 1: To me? For instance?

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Speaker 7: As usual, the man most concerned has been your last.

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Know what is it when you sail tomorrow with dispatches home.

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Speaker 1: We're going to have the honor of bearing her grace

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with you to England. I cannot see it. But but

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who is she? I mean?

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Speaker 7: She doesn't hurt my introductions, didn't you?

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Speaker 1: She's the Duchess of wolf Dale.

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Speaker 2: But I don't like to sound as if I you know, well,

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she doesn't talk like the duchess.

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Speaker 7: No old duke was in his dirtes when he married.

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He was She was a tavern keeper's widows. Her friends said,

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imagine if you like what her enemies.

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Speaker 1: Said, mister is she doing? Enterpreter?

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Speaker 7: She was Abslorence when the French marched him, and she

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got to Leghorl and bribed the coast her to bring

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her hair. She asked Hugh to find her passage hungry England,

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the hugs the Admiral, and that's where you come in

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for a fellow.

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Speaker 2: I was up at dawn the next morning to see

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that my precious ship, my first independent command, was in

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condition to face the sea and our enemies sailing the sea.

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I had exactly four pop gun, four punders his arms,

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and my crew numbered only eleven, so I knew our

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only safety lay in flight if we ran into trouble.

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Towards noon, the despatches arrived, and then came the Duchess

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and her maid, accompanied by Sir Hugh and Lady Dalrymple.

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Welcome aboard your extacies. I deeply regret that I can

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muster put two persons pipes in your eye.

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Speaker 1: You see that, Michael, I went up to a bull.

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Speaker 2: Mister horn Blower, as governor of you, brought her one

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tired the cetimonials enough well well.

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Speaker 5: As a young man, how sweet you are to bother

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with two extra passengers, mister John Blower. Yes, my maid.

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Speaker 2: Mary oh wellow a great honor or grace, Sir. I

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must apologize to her grace in advance for her somewhat

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cramped quarters. Your exceency, you see in so small a sloop,

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ma'am her, your cabin will be well minute.

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Speaker 5: Oh Mary, and I can live through it.

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Speaker 2: As soon as the Governor had gone ashore, we brought

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Lamuse up to her anchor.

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Speaker 4: Anchor, the wars are in hell.

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Speaker 2: Lam Moose came round before the wind began her course

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for England.

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Speaker 1: Several hours wore on.

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Speaker 2: We ranted Cape Merrokey, set of course for Cape Saint Vincent.

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Speaker 9: That sounds bearing visible on your rising over there, queer

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n I don't.

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Speaker 2: Need to Yes, it's coming up quite thick. Well, that's

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the price you have to play for a fair wind.

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In winter time, the cool land breeze strikes the Atlantic,

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and a fog as the result.

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Speaker 1: The thicker still be mourning. I wouldn't wonder, sir.

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Speaker 2: Yes, I think I shall revise my night orders. We

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must be sure of keeping clear of capes and Vincent

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and the fog. Yes, sir, I've set a course due

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west instead of west.

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Speaker 1: But north? Is that you said?

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Speaker 6: I can't see for the fog?

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Speaker 1: What's wrong with it?

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Speaker 6: Don't speak too lud, but simply listen.

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Speaker 2: I don't hear anything. Set the sea at our bars

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and our blocks clattering.

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Speaker 1: And wait, wait, we did listen do I?

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Speaker 2: Yes, do I hear the sea breaking under someone else's bars?

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Speaker 1: Is that it?

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Speaker 6: There's a ship close alongside in the fox said, I'm

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almost positive kind of ship.

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Speaker 1: Got any idea?

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Speaker 6: After I send below for you, Sir, I heard an

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order given in in Spanish.

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Speaker 2: I haven't been We have listened to all those bells

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were in the middle of any middle of the whole fleet.

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Leig ships too, sir as, since the dons are out

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in force, sir, and my change of course had brought

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a smack into the midst of them mid the night,

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of course, had only held my first course.

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Speaker 1: It's too late for that night.

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Speaker 4: Listen, nonsense, what's going on now?

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Speaker 1: It's positively uncanny.

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Speaker 8: We're within arm's lengths of each other and they don't

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Speaker 2: They're setting more sail now that dawn is coming. Spaniards

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always snug down at night, don't set there together untill

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they break and they make enough noise about it.

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Speaker 9: Let's hope that on a different course from us, and

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we'll throughly beyond them through them.

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Speaker 2: I've visit so, yes, but well, it's hardly likely.

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Speaker 1: Win. It was right, it was uncanny.

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Speaker 2: Assumes to win it if we were crossing their course,

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we'd have passed some ship very close where we haven't.

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The thing that wor is me is how long will

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this fog hold?

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Speaker 6: The light's growing?

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Speaker 1: Can't be all a course? Wait, look look forward there

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it's a clear patch of sea.

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Speaker 2: We're almost into it, Sir, sir, I can see the

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shape of the deep spanny stands Stilson. Tell those men

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forward the stands there two, No panic, no running, we go,

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attention to our souls.

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Speaker 1: We're done.

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Speaker 8: Oh, thank you f't at least I may understand there

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no more of that bustle on deck.

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Speaker 2: You must behave as if we had every much of

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right to be here as any of them.

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Speaker 1: My taught is another bank of mist are bearing straight

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through into it?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 1: Thank the law?

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Speaker 2: Yes, hands where ship Jackson?

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Speaker 1: They are on the port deck. Oh oh, it's just

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a juvenal look. Don't you think your grace had better

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go below?

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Speaker 7: No?

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Speaker 5: Please, I did go below before when you ordered me

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so sharply. But I had to know what was happening,

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so I came up again and stood way after you

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to be out of your way.

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry I've had no time to a conversation. Now,

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good lauder, I forgot the dispatches, what, sir, the dispachase

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that just had?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you take over the quarter deck when you're time.

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I've got to go run down to my cabin find them, sir,

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and did indeed? Now hand me that relaying. And I

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want a bit of line. When these go overboard, they've

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got to sink.

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Speaker 5: Please please just stolle Blower, do tell me what you're

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doing and.

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Speaker 1: Thinking our dispatches your grace.

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Speaker 2: Two envelopes of like then they'll be lost for good.

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I have no idea what they contained, but I don't

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want the Spaniards to read them.

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Speaker 5: I could look after them for you, Indeed I could, mister.

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Speaker 1: Honblow, don't know they'd search your baggage.

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Speaker 8: If i'd put them in my baggage. I'll put them

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next to my skin, That's what I'll do.

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Speaker 5: They won't search me in any case.

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Speaker 8: Remember, after all, I am a duchess and the Spanish

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are nothing if not gentlemen.

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Speaker 5: Oh, don't stand there staring, young men. If they should

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capture us, they won't.

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Speaker 8: But if they should, they'll never.

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Speaker 5: Keep me prisoner.

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Speaker 8: They'll send me back to Lisbon or put me aboard.

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Speaker 5: A British ship as soon as ever they can, so

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I could deliver your dispatches better late than never, possibly.

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Speaker 3: Help them like my life, I swear I will.

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Speaker 5: I'll tell no what I happened till I haanda to

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a king's officer in England.

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Speaker 9: Fog sing, quick, give them here, hand me a yard

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of that rope.

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Speaker 8: You turn your backs, now you do, young men, I'll

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have them stowed in no time.

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Speaker 4: The son's coming out said full this time, I'm afraid

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we're going to lose that fog.

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Speaker 1: For good, dissolving fast.

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Speaker 2: That port look as a Spanish flags.

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Speaker 5: How many ships are I see three or four?

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Speaker 1: At least a dozen? Man seems we're surrounded.

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Speaker 2: Tell the helmsman starboard two points, starboard two point, sir,

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it's cannon shot here this they've seen us finally for

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what we are. Those aren't simply warning shots.

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Speaker 6: We could beat them off once at least, sir.

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Speaker 1: No, no play that order in the guns.

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Speaker 4: Look over there, twenty guns plain honors to port, and

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fifty orders tarbus, and we.

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Speaker 1: Are the size of a pleasure yacht.

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Speaker 2: No, don't fire, but sir, no point in dying eustas them, Matthews.

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Speaker 1: We have women aboard.

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Speaker 2: Remember they could sink us in ten seconds.

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Speaker 1: The frigate's putting two bolts into the water to the porters. Yes,

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your grace are better. Look to your baggage. You'll be

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leaving as soon for while other quarters with the dons.

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I hope more comfortable your first.

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Speaker 8: I wish I could tell you how sorry I am.

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Speaker 1: If I do only hold my.

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Speaker 5: Course, you see, don't ever blame your I'll promise you Wilks,

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to hold Come over here a moment.

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Speaker 1: There's something I'm gonna say to you in private.

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Speaker 8: Yes, now stop your gracing me. I'm no duchess.

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Speaker 2: What do you mean?

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Speaker 1: No time to turn it all?

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Speaker 9: Now?

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Speaker 5: Those Spanish boats are almost here.

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Speaker 8: I'm Kitty Cobboon.

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Speaker 1: Never heard of me, Kitty cobb them? Well, I may

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have done them somehow somewhere, I think, never.

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Speaker 8: Mind, you're too young for the name for me much anyhow.

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But five years ago I was playing at Drill in

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theater and Dick.

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Speaker 5: Sheldon himself said he'd never had a better Lydia language.

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Speaker 2: I'm actress.

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Speaker 1: That's it, Yes, Kitty Cobon.

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Speaker 4: So the John's boats are looking on.

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Speaker 1: Yes, yes, come and meet vis. Do you speak Spanisher?

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Perhaps three words? Ringer b Senor Spaniel. We have ladies

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aboard ladies.

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Speaker 2: All proper consideration must be asked for Senora lad duquezad

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Ward Duquesa Duquees Senor, she shall.

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Speaker 1: Be very great to respect.

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Speaker 2: Captivity is the best and dreadful thing. A few weeks

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at Cadiz, when I was transferred to the Spanish naval

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prison at Ferral, an empty sail left when I lived

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with other captive offices. Four months of this, then one

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day I was escorted to the office of the commandant

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who had his aide, a renegad irishman named O'Brien.

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Speaker 1: You've been promoted. I have been promoted, well promoted. Here's

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the letter.

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Speaker 9: The Spanish authorities are in formed that, on account of

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his meritorious service, the acting Commissioner, mister Horatio Hornblower, Midshipman

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and acting Lieutenant, has been confirmed. And here's a letter

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for your lieutenant. Must have come in the same dispatch.

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Letter looks like he's been readdressed all over Spain there,

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neither of you all.

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Speaker 1: You could read it on the corridor outside.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, mister Brown. A letter, my first letter since

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my capture. What's it, darling boy? Well, this would start

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a letter to me, calling me darling boy. I hope

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it will make you happy, little man.

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Speaker 8: That what you gave me has reached his destination. They

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told me at the Admiralty when I delivered it, that

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they were very pleased with what you've done. And just

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imagine one of those admals. He's an old deer. He's

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a shareholder, druy Lane.

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Speaker 2: Whoever would have thought of.

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Speaker 8: Such a thing. And he smiled at me, and I

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smiled at him. I didn't know he was a shareholder then,

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and I only smiled out of the kindness of my heart.

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Speaker 1: That's a big heart, kitty couple.

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Speaker 4: Horatio Hornblower starring Michael Redgrave, is based on the novels

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by C. S.

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Speaker 1: Forester.

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Speaker 4: Music composed and conducted by Sydney Torts, produced by Harry

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Alan Jowers,