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It's one of the best.
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You're a nice kid. I don't want
to put you on the spot.

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What kind of a spot?
:44:11
Two men and one girl
on top of a mountain...

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is trouble.
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It's not smart to import it.
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Let's call it a boat ride.
:44:22
I'll see you don't lose anything
for having taken it.

:44:26
You're right, Sam.
:44:28
George would be unhappy
if I fell in love with you.

:44:32
Who knows?
Maybe you'd feel unhappy...

:44:34
if I fell in love with George.
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So the best thing is...
:44:39
I disappear from Alaska.
:44:41
I'm glad you agree with me.
:44:44
How can I help agreeing...
:44:46
with a man who is
so kind and honorable...

:44:50
and so wise?
:44:54
Good night, Sam.
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Good night.
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One at a time.
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Captain.
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Good morning, Mr. McCord.
:45:13
Have a nice trip?
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No complaints.
:45:16
It will take time...
:45:18
to get your heavy
equipment ashore.

:45:20
I know.
There's a personal matter.

:45:23
Miss Bonnet.
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Sorry to lose her.
:45:26
You ain't losin' her.
:45:28
She's goin' back
to Seattle with you.

:45:31
We're going to Kotzebue
before returning to Seattle.

:45:34
That's all right.
:45:36
300 be enough
for a return passage?

:45:39
Plenty.
:45:40
There's 500.
2 extra to keep an eye on her.

:45:44
I'll watch her like a father.
:45:46
Here's another 500.
:45:48
Give that to her
when she gets off at Seattle.

:45:51
Sort of a refund
from the company.

:45:54
I got you, Mr. McCord.
:45:56
They don't usually
come that ladylike.


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