1:09:01
First the Britannia,
and now my beautiful new steam yacht.
1:09:05
It's all clear now.
It was a mutiny.
1:09:10
There's no reason
why he should lie about it.
My father was set adrift here--
1:09:15
Then he must be a prisoner
of the Maoris.
1:09:17
What did he mean, we might all end up
in the same stewpot?
1:09:26
Not to change the subject, but our
reception committee seems to be waiting.
1:09:33
Maoris, hundreds of'em.
Deuce of a fix.
1:09:36
No trinkets to bargain with.
What have we got to offer, huh?
1:09:41
Just us, I suppose.
1:10:33
- Good gracious!
- You come as a stranger,
and I take ye in.
1:10:36
I have prepared a place for thee
in the presence of thine enemy.
1:10:42
- It's all right, my dear.
I'm sure he's harmless.
- What think ye now?
1:10:45
I be crazy, eh?
Not a bit of it.
1:10:49
I be smart. Mark ye well
the words of old Bill Gaye.
1:10:56
Bill Gaye! Weren't you the mate
on my father's ship?