:34:01
I bet we look like ants to them.
:34:03
I bet they can't even see us down here.
:34:05
On trip back,
I take you up in Woolworth Building.
:34:08
There you see everything.
:34:11
I've seen too much already.
:34:14
You know, Anna, you was
awfuI pretty girl.
:34:17
I bet you all men see you
fall in love with you, by Jiminy.
:34:21
You cut that.
You talk just as they all do.
:34:25
No harm your father talk that way, Anna.
:34:27
Oh, fine father you are. Like a stranger.
:34:32
Why didn't you ever
come out west to see me?
:34:34
I'm sorry, Anna,
but after your mother die...
:34:37
...I want come see you
end of every voyage...
:34:40
...but whenI get money
for coming west,I forget.
:34:44
I get drunk and spend all money.
:34:47
I don't know why, Anna,
but that's the way with most sailor fella.
:34:52
That old deviI sea.
:34:54
She make them crazy fools
with her dirty tricks. ls so.
:35:00
Well, it's good you got something
to blame it on.
:35:03
Kind of tough for me, though.
:35:04
I know, Anna, I'm sorry.
But if you stay with me,I make you glad.
:35:09
I make you forgive me
for being no-good father.
:35:14
lt sounds okay with me.
I'll try anything once.
:35:28
I'm glad you like it here on barge
with your old father, Anna.
:35:32
Who saidI like it?
:35:34
Well, you change a lot in one week.
:35:37
The sea air make you feeI good again, eh?
:35:39
Maybe.I don't know.
:35:44
Four bells. What time is that?
:35:46
Six o'clock.
:35:48
Funny, all this sea talk.
I'm getting onto the lingo.