Horatio Hornblower - Chasing The Papillion

0:00Meet the Red Bull Dragonberry Emergized. It's one of the many new drinks out now. Who knew ice cold drinks could be so fire? Try them all only at my dogs. Call all hands, beat the quarters. Run out the guard, stand by, let's tell them a better. One broadside into the area to please, Captain Bush. Point to the target. Prince Tuff, ready? Ice or ready? Fire! Is that a Michael Redgrave as sea as far as to his indomitable man of the sea? Horatio Hornblore. Run out the guard, stand by, let's tell them a better.

1:28Run out the guard, stand by, let's tell them a better. Run out the guard, stand by, let's tell them a better. Run out the guard, stand by, let's tell them a better. Run out the guard, stand by, let's tell them a better.

2:38Run out the guard, stand by, let's tell them a better. According to the superintendent AB 2, the judge of the US will find a better driver being in the G Tele shell Aviation exact modelling. one ring what I planned to do about her. Well, you gentlemen are going in with our small boats, launch, cutter, jolly boat to fetch her out. Oh, so that's it sir. A cutting out expedition, eh? Please, I shall slim Mr. Chad. Mr. Echoes will be in general commander. We've already discussed it. Mr. Echoes, will you kindly outline our plan? Yes sir. I shall have the launch and Mr. Ross the cutter and Mr. Chad and Mr. Mason will command the first and second gigs and Mr. Hornblower will command the jolly boats as usual. Each boat

3:43except Mr. Hornblower's will have a junior officer who's certainly command of course. Yes sir, as I was about to say for the jolly boat that one been necessary with its crew of only seven. Yes sir. We'll be dispatching about a hundred men in all the papillon is a ship of war. No matchmen. Ten guns aside a crew of two hundred men there that would be attacking her by night, taking her by surprise. Surprise is more than half the battle jacobin pardon the introduction Mr. Echoes. Just now we're out of sight of land. The French will think we have gone for good. We'll stand in again as far as possible after nightfall. Then deliver the attack at full set it an hour before dawn. You see that means their watch below will have had time to go to sleep but to proceed Mr. Echoes proceed. My launch will attack on a starboard quarter. The cutter on the lab at quarter. Mr. Mason's gig on the lab at bow and Mr. Chad's on the starboard bow. Understood? Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Mr. Chad must cut

4:44the corbets cable as soon as the other boats cruise and reach the quarter deck. Are you clear Mr. Chad? Yes, Mr. Regal's quite clear. Mr. Hornblower with his jolly boat will wait until the rest of you have gained a foothold on the deck. Then he'll board at the main chains and ascend the main rigging, paying no heed to whatever fighting is going on on deck. You'll see that the main capsule is loose and will she get home and will see to further orders. Mr. Hornblower? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I myself, no, Mr. Ross, if I'm killed or wounded, will seize the wheel and attend to steering the corbets as soon as she's underway. The tide will take us out and the interfatigable will be waiting just out of range of the shore batteries. And that's how we fetch her out. It's very simple, gentlemen. It doesn't seem so simple to me, at least not my own thought of it. Of course, I should have spoken up then and there. I was no main topman. I hated

5:44going aloft. I was I'm sure of myself in the dark up there. I was utterly appalled at the thought of finding my way amid strange rigging. Well, I opened my mouth to point this out. It was my duty to question my own fitness. I'm sure of it, Mr. Hornblower. What was this that Captain Pallil was saying? It seemed to concern me. And since we're sure handed on midship, but just now I'm sure Mr. Hornblower won't mind the rigging job. If he has, you will be ascended to the happy state of an acting lieutenant state. After all, he's younger than most of us. So should be that more agile as a consequence. So he's Mr. Hornblower? Well, I hope so, sir. Of course. Then you don't mind out of sighting you as a topman. Well, listen. Well, then another did not at all say, well, then you have to be. I think that's all I fancy. You should all begin your preparations. Hi, sir. Hi, sir. The sun is about to set. You know your duties and each of you will find

6:46you have plenty to do. I have no doubt. I should have had the courage even then to tell the truth, to admit my real unfitness with that duty. But somehow already it seemed too late. I was hemmed in by my own words. The end of article crept in shore through the darkness. The time for the attack came very slowly. Still it came. The boat crews formed up at last, each man with arms. My jollyboats crew stood in the waste awaiting me. Are you all ready? We are, sir. Are the horses of the jollyboat properly, my foothold?

7:54I, sir. Anishigou has his own pistol and cutlass. I, sir. Very good. Then keep all pistols at half cock. Don't want them going off to warn the French because of nerds. Jackson is up. As coxen of the jollyboat, you will leave it last. Hi, sir. I, um, I'll mind the rigging first, of course. But Jackson be prepared to take him on if I, if I fall. I mean, you know, well, if I'm killed in this instance, sir. Is that understood? Oh, yes, sir. Oh, good. Now I think then that work just by ready to pull away. As soon as word comes down from the port of Dick. Think of your partners, all right? I don't feel quite right. Was that? Who's that spook, this then? Hey, sir. I'm a little worried about a little sir. What's the acting kind of odd? Oh, I see. Oh, it's a trouble, hails. I'm not sure, sir. I just feel a bit, you know, queer like tonight. Oh, indeed. Well, you're not the only one who feels a bit unsettled, ails. Oh, I belay that, man. Oh, I, I'm, I'm, don't mean I'm afraid, sir.

9:00Honestly, I just keep going now. Shall I use this room? Blow us busy. Let's have no more of this chattering. We're about to take off in a moment. Wait for the signal. Say something to the other boat by the eye, thus blow away. I love both. I love both. I love both. Tails, come on, sit up. Don't pick up that over, I'll go. When you live there, take his order, Jackson. Jackson, do you hear me? Do I sound like a devil? If I can just get his hands off. I want to do it, I'll do something. I can't. You might try pouring water on him, sir. There's a better ending. See water, cure almost anything. Two hours ago. For what? Two hours ago.

10:01Try to mouth. He's out of his mind, sir, that's a truth. Mr. Rob, sir. Shut up. Sir, are we? We've got to silence him, haven't we? Yes, Jackson, yes, we must. Lives of a hundred minutes, take. I know how I can do it, Jack. And I'll just keep that killer. I'll do it, Jackson. You have all you up to, Jackson. I know. The only thing we could do, sir, knock him out. I had my orders to wait until they attacked a game to foothold on the deck of the Papillon. She was a back looming shape, just ahead. I sparsed towering up hugely against the nighttime sky.

11:02And... Because that's where I had declined my... I was afraid. Easy, man. Easy, does it. Wait until all four other proves board I remember. And all of us are detailed to the rigging. Uh-oh. Somebody's stroke is getting mighty careless up there in the launch, sir. Who fired? Frenchman? I thought so, sir. Look like that fast-confident, Le Corvette. Who's leaving? I got it, I got it, it's a good luck. Well, they've seen it, sir. They've waken up for sure. Forgive me, man. Give way. War must be a star, but sir, right below the side of the tower. And our boys are killing my gabbles. I stared the jolabot towards the enemy's lobbed men chains. Trying to make out what was happening on board, as our other crew swarmed over her sights

12:02from four different quarters of the ship. Inhance, inhance. Put the tiller open and we've swirled alongside the Corvette, a booman of times of the moon chains. And with echo above, the mason, like a patinka, am I on a cooking pot, with clash of cutlery and saugies, and now the time has come for accurate baffits. I stood up in the stern sheets and sprang for the chains, reached them with a mad leap and pulled myself up. Oh, man, we all know what we have to do. Up the shards to the tubs of yards. I heard. Shards came into my hands somehow. My feet triumphed the retlins when you think. I began that dreaded climb to the main topsel. Locking fingers and toes into the retlins with a thrust of desperation.

13:03The flash of pistol shots lit the seedings seen on deck, but I didn't dare look back at it. I kept my eyes from my climbing. Chacha! Get in, Helix, X-X-X! Hi, sir! I can! I'm right behind you, sir! At my elbow, I felt the fatter-crows. I transferred my weight to them. It was a long way down to the deck by now, I noticed. Then I pulled myself to the topmost trides and began the last sage of the Ascent. I was shouting on the deck, fading a little in the distance. Then, here I was at last, at the topsel yard itself. My arms gripped it. My feet felt for the foot-row-butt. Felt again, and then... Felt again. What's that? Did you speak to me, sir? You all right, sir? Yes, sir. Sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir.

14:04There's no foot-row here. There's no rope at all. Maybe those fringes don't use one. Don't like that, no, sir. The hundred feet above the deck I am. Picking and squirming with no hold for my feet. Yet the gaskets had to be cast off and the sail loosed. A whole vulture depended on that. Hi. Are you there, Jackson? Yes, sir. Look, we want one of those semen who can run out along the odds, standing up like a... You know, like a type of poker? Sir, I have done it. Yes, in the younger days, yes. Well, it's the only way to reach the yard on the... I was nothing but a coward. What? A coward? Why did you say that? Nothing, Jackson. It was them that suddenly I remembered hails. The man who felt as he put it queer like it.

15:07I've been stern enough in dealing with him. I'd even condoned his being struck down. I remembered my refusal to admit that I shared with hails that that panic and fear. And that thought I... I couldn't bear for one instant longer. It was even worse than thought of falling through the night down to that dick. Hello? Here's for Jackson. Andrews in Carson, right behind you. Hi, sir. I brought my knee up onto the yard, heaving up till I stood upright. My instinct told me not to doubt it ever for a seconder. Come on, man. Follow me out. I'll show her. It was twenty feet out of the yard on. And I covered them in a few fanfic strides. I've hands-fired the gaskets. The men of my crew reached for them too.

16:07Hunter Cough had gone to the starboard yard on. And the sail came loose like a charm. I felt a surge of triumph. Here was the brace right beside me, and I knew what I was going to do now. All right, Jackson. She's loose. And now I'll see to home. You seem quite elated, sir. I am, I am. Sir, you're not sliding down the brace. Oh, why not? Frick is right onto the deck. But sir, what? Did your hands... Yes, sir, the Lord Jackson. Come on. I was delighted by the stemming of my fear. I carried away by it. And I slid so far, stunned that rope that... Well, I nearly cried out in pain. The rope stripped the skin from my hands... Like peeling off a glove. Oh, I feel it a- Well, Mr. Honglar, are you coming down here? Like a cannonball. Yes, sir. Let's get the tops and sets. Here, now you may end.

17:08Stand by to give a hand with a sail, lively now. I think they don't, sheering, huh? The signs of battle had almost died away. And I'd been far too occupied to notice. Mr. Schatz, is he? Is there a fighting all ever? Hello, just about. The bell worked out surprise, I'd tell you to say. We took it in a single rush before the watch billow could give the anchor watch much help. We just cut the cable and now we're... Why? What's the matter, Honglar? It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's my hands, sir. It's my hands a little on that brace. There's the old Indies, I think, for us. It's showing them how fun it is. She's lying to us just out of shot for the show.

18:09I must say, she looks awfully good to me. I've got a bandage from the surgeon, sir. Oh, sorry, sir, did I hurt you? No, no, no. Really, I was only looking up there at the main top of the yard. Now that it's light, I'm going to go to the other side. I think that's fixed. Good as I can do it, sir. That's good. Fill in you better. Yes, yes, much better than the Jackson. You know, sir, we got a report that Jolly boat is lost. Lost? What happened, sir? She ain't joined alongside you lot, the other boats. And of course, she's not. She's not. She's not. She's not. She's not. She's not. She's not. She's not. She's not. She's not. She's not. She likes to rinse, man. She doesn't like to wear a shower tells it's dangerous! I love this thing, sir. You love 요 ? Of course. High above here, sir. Pretty much! Neil and Al

19:17almost allowed Sте repentance. wished. But if it hadn't been for Hayes and might remembering him at the right moment, perhaps I'd never have nerve myself to walk that yard. And at this moment perhaps I would be branded as a coward, unfit to be an officer. I think this was my first grouping realization the mysterious extent to which one man's small destiny can act upon another's. Horatio Hohenblower starring Michael Redgrave is based on the novels by C. S. Farrister. Music comparrows and conducted by Sydney Torch, produced by Harry Allen Towers.