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home

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God heavens!

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Sly me, where did this come from?

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It was a police box, wasn't it?

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What are you both doing in here?

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You dropped your keys!

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How dare you follow me into the TARDIS!

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The what?

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The TARDIS sir!

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This is a vessel for travelling through time and space!

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Why did you follow me?

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I'm terribly sorry if we've annoyed you, Doctor.

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It was my fault, I'm afraid.

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What sort of...

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Stand back from those controls!

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Those controls are used for dematerialising.

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Dematerialising? What does that mean?

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You and this young lady are experiencing it.

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You are now travelling through time and space.

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Yeah, well, make sure I get back by tea time, Doctor.

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I've got to get back on the ship by tonight.

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Young man, it's going to be a long time before you see your ship again.

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Eh?

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Why? When are we going to land?

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I don't know. That's the cause of half my trouble through my journeys.

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I never know.

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Why not?

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I have no control over where I land.

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Neither can I choose the period in which I land in.

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Oh.

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Now, you see that scanner? That is what I call the scanner up there.

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We get a very good view from the outside.

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Ah, yes, I think we've landed in some sort of caves.

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Yeah, well, thanks for the young movies, Doctor.

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Now, if you just open the door...

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Wait, wait, young man. We don't know where we are.

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And we don't know if it's safe or what period we're in.

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Well, look, I'll take a little bet with you, eh?

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London, 1966, Fitzroy Square.

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Yes, I think it's quite normal.

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Yes, the temperature's all right.

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Well, I think you can leave, but watch your step.

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What a relief. You have me nervous for a minute, Doctor.

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Come on, then.

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Oh, dear, all this distraction.

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And I really thought I was going to be alone again.

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Hm.

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Crikey, look!

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Ben, I'm scared. What's happened to her?

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I don't know. It may be some kind of illnesses.

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Pinch me.

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Ow, not that hard.

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Oi, wait a minute.

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What are you doing that for?

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I never leave it unlocked, my boy.

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Doctor, you must take us back.

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I'm not going to take you back to London in the TARDIS.

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You refuse, eh?

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My dear young man.

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Come on, Polly, we'll find our own way back.

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Ben, I suppose I'll just have to chase after them.

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Quite incapable of looking after themselves.

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Hm.

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Look at this.

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I can't believe it.

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Hey, is it exciting?

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Well, it might be if I wasn't so pushed for time. Come on.

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But it's a super place. Whee!

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Yes, I wonder. Yes.

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I wonder.

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Rats.

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It's passing.

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It'll be a lot nicer with a few houses and a bus stop.

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Have you got any idea where we are?

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Looks like Cornwall to me.

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Cornwall, are you sure?

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Looks like it, me handsome.

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Oh, I don't know what this is about.

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All I know is I've got to get back to Barracks.

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Come on, it'll take hours from here.

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All right.

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Are you coming with us, Doctor?

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Oh, yes, yes.

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You may know where you are, my dears, but not when.

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Oh, I can foresee oodles of trouble.

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Oh, dear, I suppose I'd better follow them.

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Just hope they don't get into any harm.

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Here, look, there's a church.

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There we are in our own time after all.

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You didn't really believe all that nonsense about past and future, did you?

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We can't be too sure, my boy.

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Sure? There are millions of churches like that.

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Oh, good gracious, most of them have been standing there for centuries.

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Yeah, well, some of them are here. Come on, I've got a train to catch.

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Sorry, Doctor, but we'd better find a station.

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We can talk on the train.

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Oh, talk on the train, child.

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It's no use, I can't read it.

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You'd think there'd be a few houses or something.

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I bet it's miles to a bus.

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Well, there doesn't seem to appear any Victorian restoration.

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I think it could be any time after the 16th century.

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Only it's not, it's good old 1966.

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Well, I don't think so, somehow.

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Hold fast, I say!

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Oh, please, would you put that gun away?

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Hold thy tongue, lad!

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You seem to be a gentleman,

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but why on foot with these lads as company?

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Well, we stopped aside, sir, on our journey to walk along the cliffs,

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and unfortunately we got lost.

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Am I foreign?

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No, no, we don't come from this part of the country.

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There's no more of ye than this.

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No, just the three of us. You see, we are travellers looking for shelter.

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And you came by road and not from the sea?

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No, sir, not by sea.

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Very well, I cannot give thee shelter,

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but I can give thee sustenance and direction.

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Thank you.

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Well, he's a right one. What gear's he got on?

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Yes, I'm afraid you're going to lose your bet, young man.

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That gentleman comes from the 17th century.

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17th century?

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There's the brandy.

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I'll just have a little water, thank you.

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No, we don't touch it.

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I wonder if you could direct us to the nearest inn.

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We seek shelter.

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In time, in good time.

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I don't know thee, do I?

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No, I don't think we've met before, no.

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Aye, it is true.

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And you've seen no others on the road?

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No ships upon the ship's sea?

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No, I didn't see a blind thing. Expecting someone, are you?

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Speak when me spoke to you, sir.

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Well, I was only trying...

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Ah, Ben, Ben, Ben.

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No, sir, we met nobody and saw nothing.

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Are you, uh, expecting some friends, hmm?

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Avery's boys are no friends of mine. Never saw that Avery.

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You know not that name?

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Oh, then you're the happier for it.

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And you are expecting this Avery, hmm?

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Him?

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Oh, he's been buried these long years past.

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Ah, but he's spirit rides.

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I and the dark souls of those who follow in his wake.

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Was he a sailor?

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Who mentions sailor?

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What would I know about the sea?

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I pretend this church.

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Are you a priest, then?

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A priest?

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A word of God touch me too late, boy. I'm but church warden here.

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Name of Joseph Longfoot.

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Christian.

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You appear to be afraid, sir. Can we help, hmm?

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We help?

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Against Potshook?

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No, we cannot help.

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Ikeshook? What's that?

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The blackest name I know, boy.

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So never say it in me face again!

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Oh, your hand, sir. Are you in pain?

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Nah, tis not. The fingers could bend it'll mend.

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Dislocate it. Ha!

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Good.

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Oh, your blessed hand, sir.

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Tis not, my dear chap. Have another drink.

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We must be on our way. Goodbye.

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No, no, don't leave me.

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We must go. We've got to get back to the beach.

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The beach? There isn't a beach. The tidal band.

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The tide?

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Ah, yes, of course, I remember now. Yes, yes, yes.

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We have to wait until the tide recedes.

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Come on, let's hurry.

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We could, of course, stay, if you wish.

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No, this is no place for gentlemen and lads.

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Go thy way. Go quickly, while we may.

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It must be in a 17th century.

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Well, thank you for your diligence, sir, and the kindness of yours.

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Oh, thou art a real gentleman. Go thy way quickly.

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Thank you, thank you.

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A moment, sir.

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While at the inn, take care, I say.

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Guard thy tongue. Think only of thy comforts.

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Do not need. We only need shelter for the night.

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Heed my words. Be watchful.

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Thank you. Goodbye. Goodbye.

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One more word, sir.

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If you should come this way again and find me gone,

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remember these words.

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This is dead man's secret key.

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Smallwood.

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Ringwood.

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Gurney.

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Eh, but what to, er, what's the purpose, sir?

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It's a secret worth remembering.

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Yes. Kindly.

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Thank you, thank you indeed. And I think that's going to be all right now.

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Yes. Goodbye, sir. Goodbye. Come along.

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Goodbye. Thank you. God bless.

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Come!

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Aye, master?

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There's business afoot. A message for the church warden tonight.

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Aye, good sir. Now to it, you big boy.

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Aye.

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Tell him... tell him that Cuper has had word from friends.

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Down the coast?

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A delivery can be expected soon.

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I'll tell him further when I've made arrangements.

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Aye, good sir.

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Tell him further when I've made arrangements.

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I'll tell him. Can I take the mare?

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Aye. Go now before the storm breaks.

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Aye.

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You, er, you're the landlord, I presume?

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Aye, Jacob Cuper. And I've no rooms. We're full.

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Oh, we only want rooms for the night, my friend.

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Strangers are not welcome in these parts.

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Nor are they always what they seem.

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That's more or less what the church warden said.

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Yes. The church warden said you could probably put us up for the night.

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But it appears that he was wrong.

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If he said thus, you'll know his name.

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Longfoot, sir. Joseph Longfoot.

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Now surely that name means something to you.

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A friend of his is welcome, sir, but not so strange travellers.

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Your pardon, sir.

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Granted, granted. Now, rooms, a meal, something hot for us.

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Surely that's possible.

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It is, sir. And you'll be wanting to enjoy clothes till the morning too, eh?

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Yes, indeed. Yes, for the lads.

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And I think I shall be able to dry myself out for that lovely fire.

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It'll be done, sir.

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Well, my lad.

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Ha, ha. Very funny.

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I do wish everyone would stop calling me lad.

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It does make me feel very odd.

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Yes, but I think it's better at the moment, my dear.

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What would they say to a maiden in trousers?

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You'd die laughing.

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You would think it funny, you and your bell-bottomed sense of humour.

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Listen to our little dolly rockadutty, sir.

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What's your time, dear boy?

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I hope these'll serve.

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Thank you very much. Thank you.

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Come on, help me sort these out.

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Look, Doctor, what I want to know is how are you going to get us out of here?

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We shall return to the TARDIS, my boy, when the tide recedes.

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And let's hope that we materialise in 1966.

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You don't sound very certain, Doctor.

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No, I'm afraid I'm not, my dear.

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It's more likely we shall probably land in the far distant future.

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Oh, great. The way things are going,

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there probably won't be a navy when I get back.

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Look, Ben, for the moment, we're in the 17th century.

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Somehow. We'll just have to like it and lump it.

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Here you are.

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Oh, OK.

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Well, it's a nice old pub anyway, isn't it?

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Yeah, I bet a beer's better than they serve nowadays.

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Yes, I think they're somewhat suspicious of us.

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These circuits don't seem to like strangers, do they?

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I wonder why.

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I wouldn't worry too much about that, my dear,

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because I don't think we're going to be here long enough to find that out.

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Oh, Rob, great ships on every sea.

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Oh, pill-lead crews without mercy.

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Master Cherub!

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It's nice to see an old shipmate again, eh, Joe?

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We had good times aboard the Albatross when you was my day.

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Them days is gone and past.

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I would not forgotten. Not by your old friends, Joe.

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I ain't no friend of yours.

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I'm Church Warden here. A Christian man.

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You always have been leaning towards the good book.

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Only Joe Longfoot, mate of the Pope,

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has been a good friend of mine.

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I'm not a friend of the good book. Only Joe Longfoot, mate of the Black Albatross.

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I'm more, I'm not.

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We miss you, matey, but most of all does the Captain.

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The Ca... Captain Pike?

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You owes him something, matey.

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He wants what's his.

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I got not what's his.

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If you ain't got it, you knows it's whereabouts. Avery's gold.

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No Christian man would touch it.

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We ain't all like you, only Joe.

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We ain't all afraid of the curse that's on it and it's ours by rights.

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It's no man's rights.

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We'll decide that when we get the loot.

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Ah, you nibbler-foot.

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Won't we, Joe, my old matey?

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Ain't you gonna tell me, aye?

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You can't threaten me. I got friends here. Powerful friends.

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They need to meet a better Pike.

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Don't you think they couldn't?

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Where's your friends now, aye? Gone?

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The old man and his two lads.

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What does he know, aye?

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No. No nothing.

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I directed him on his way.

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Where to? Where to, say I?

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To the inn for Shelburne.

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Who was he? What's he to you, aye?

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A parceling traveller on his way.

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Oh, matey, I saw you were whispering something in his ear.

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What was you saying to him, aye?

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Nothing.

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Joe, you wouldn't be trying to sell what you know to some stranger, aye?

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You can rot in hell first!

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Aargh!

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You're a fool, Joe Longfoot.

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But before you go to join your mates, tell me what I want to know.

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Speak up!

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I raise...

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...curse on you...

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...for a black...

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...villain. Speak, damn your eyes!

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It wouldn't be like you to go to David Jones silent, matey.

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So I reckon we'd best get a hold of that old fella and get our hooks into him.

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Ah, that's better.

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Mmm. Rain stopped.

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Here. I've seen a few shady customers in my time, but this crowd beats a lot.

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They're fantastic, aren't they?

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Sorry to keep you to take away from time to time.

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Evening.

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Evening.

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Cheerful lot, Doctor, aren't they?

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I think we would do well to remember the church warden's words.

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Why, that old roughneck!

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To keep our thoughts only on ourselves.

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I wonder why, though.

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Who's this post there?

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Sir, sir, quickly, help!

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Oh.

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What's the trouble, lad?

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The church warden, Master Cooper.

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Well, what, out and drunk was he as usual?

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No, sir. He was dead.

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Dead?

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How?

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Knifed in the back. He was smiling.

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Was he, now?

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And the door was burst wide open. No sign of no one, though.

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No one else of our lads have been down there this night.

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The strangers were, though.

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Aye. And who else would want to kill Joseph Longfoot, eh?

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None as I know of round here.

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He'd no money, no enemies, neither.

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Word's got to be passed on.

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You'd best tell your tale to the squire.

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Ask him to come here as magistrate.

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Bring him here, sir.

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As fast as the horse can go. Away with you now.

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Oh.

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Oh, sorry.

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I want you, old fella.

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I beg your pardon, sir.

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Don't you come the gent with me, matey.

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We're going to have works together, you and me.

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Get your dirty hands off him, mate.

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Do what, lad?

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I said lay off. What's he done to you?

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I don't think I've set eyes on you before in my life, man.

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No, but we have a mutual acquaintance, though.

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And what do you mean?

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Joseph Longfoot.

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Well, the church warden's a man.

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Yes, he barely tried to help us, barely in the cretins.

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Was, you mean?

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You see, him and me, we had a little bit of a tizzy like, mate.

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Damned.

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The trouble was, he forgot to give me an urgent message before he passed over.

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But he spoke to you, didn't he, eh?

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And how do you know all this, sir?

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Because I was keeping look out, that's why.

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Well, you're wrong, see.

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I want what he told him.

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So speak up, old fella.

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Leave the doctor alone.

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Oh, doctor, eh?

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Well, Sawbounce, speak up, or do I have to make you?

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Don't harm them!

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Come here, Kluke!

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Come quietly, then.

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Where are you taking me?

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You wait and see, Sawbounce.

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Daniel!

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Come on, before they beat you, scum.

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Help, somebody, help!

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Help me, please, help me!

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The doctor, they've taken him!

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Who has? Who's taken him?

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Those men, they were terrible, and they've hurt Ben.

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You must help me!

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Is he bad, then, this lad?

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He's bleeding!

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He's not dead, though.

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You take his feet, lad.

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Don't you worry, lad.

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The squire will be here soon.

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The squire? What can he do?

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I want to get the doctor back safely.

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The squire's the law in these parts, cub.

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And guard your tongue when talking to your elders.

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But you don't understand.

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They were threatening to kill the doctor.

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I'll get the doctor.

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What's this I hear, Jacob, eh?

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It's a stranger's.

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Let's deal with it, then.

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Ben!

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Howdy.

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So these are your strangers, eh?

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Aye, squire, and this one's wounded.

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Aye.

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You'll need binding, Tom, sir.

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A fishcloth and water and a drop of brandy, eh?

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Oh, you pa.

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Oh, aye, squire, go, Tom.

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Will he be all right?

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Aye, boy, he will.

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He'll be all right, Toby.

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Where's your master?

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He's been kidnapped.

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You've got to save him.

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Kidnapped?

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And who were the ruffians who did this, eh?

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Well, there were four of them.

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Oh, you tell me this tale.

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Tell me about yourself.

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Me?

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But the doctor's the...

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Doctor?

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Oh, aye.

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Well, let's not beat about the bush.

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I want to know who the three of you are

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and where you come from.

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But the doctor will be killed if you don't do...

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Speak when the squire tells you.

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If you want help, I want the truth.

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30 minutes.

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Come, my beauty, I'll take you to the captain.

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You'll find he likes a little conversation

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with a fine gentleman like yourself.

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Oh, blimey, my head.

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Well, what happened?

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Where's the doctor?

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Ben, he's been taken and we're in trouble.

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How?

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The big man over there, he's the squire,

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and he insists on knowing who we are and where we're from.

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You haven't told him?

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Of course not, but he won't help us if we don't speak.

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So, you've come to, have you?

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I have told your young friend here

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I want information, he refused to give it to me.

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I demand to be told the truth.

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You'll get it when you've got the doctor back.

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You speak civil to the squire.

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Well, why don't you all do something?

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Don't just stand there.

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Be silent, sir.

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I hold you both to be knaves and rogues

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and of highly suspicious intent.

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And as magistrate of this borough,

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I'm hereby arresting both of you.

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Arresting us, what for?

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For the murder of a church warden.

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And for this ferocious deed,

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you'll be imprisoned until the next exercise is,

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and there, punished accordingly.

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Later.

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Sheriff, what in hell's name have you dragged in here now?

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I demand silence!

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Holy Joe's dead, captain.

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Dead before he tell his secret.

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What's that you say?

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But before he died, he spoke with this old sorebones here.

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Ah.

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But the sorebones won't talk, not to me.

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Well, by thunder, you'll talk to me!

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For my name's not Samuel Pike!

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