Alvarez Kelly
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:35:00
But you do prefer horse sweat.
:35:04
Oh, Tommy, I'm sorry,
but I see you so seldom.

:35:07
You know, that's what
I hate most about the Yanks.

:35:10
They keep us apart.
:35:12
I understand married officers
have more leave than single ones.

:35:18
But what if one
of those nasty old Yanks...

:35:20
...threw a speck of dust
in my other eye?

:35:22
How would you look leading
a blind man down the street?

:35:26
As foolish as you sound
talking about it.

:35:28
Thank you.
:35:39
Who's he?
:35:41
Rich businessman from Mexico.
Friend of the Harrisons.

:35:46
But not a friend of yours?
:35:49
No.
:35:50
Tom, what's the matter?
:35:53
I don't know.
:35:55
I guess the war's the matter.
:35:58
War's the matter with all of us.
:36:04
Mr. Kelly, this is
Captain Angus Ferguson of Glasgow.

:36:08
- Captain.
- Isn't he magnificent?

:36:11
Aye, it's good when they adore you,
especially when they're half your age.

:36:15
Or could it be the wee gifts
I bring her in my ship?

:36:19
The French perfumes
and silk nighties?

:36:21
- Let's dance.
- I'm not used to a ballroom.

:36:25
There are many stout lads
to stretch your muscles.

:36:28
If you don't put your arm around me
now, I'll take you up on that.

:36:32
I will dance the whole night through
with you in my rooms.

:36:36
Angus, you're a devil.
:36:40
No use telling her
it's my farewell night, is there?

:36:43
Not till morning, that is.
:36:45
Which one of you will help me
make an old sea dog jealous?

:36:49
Tom.
:36:50
Rank does have its responsibilities.
Go ahead, darling.

:36:57
So I weigh anchor tomorrow evening,
courtesy of Secretary Harrison.


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