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Good night and joy be with you all.
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>> Father, did you always know how to sail
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>> The Jackdaw is a ship, Jenny.
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>> But did you always know?
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No, I learned after leaving Bristol.
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>> After you left Mother?
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>> Well, I didn't leave your
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I didn't leave without saying goodbye,
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It was an arrangement, you see, between
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>> She said you left her. She said you
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always talked about sailing a boat and
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making money in the new world.
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>> I did always want to sail a ship.
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>> Not me. Mother said you didn't know
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about me. She said you wrote only once a
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year and that she never knew where to
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>> That's all true and I'm sorry for that.
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I might have come home.
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I hope that I would have.
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>> Well, you were busy. That's what I
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that wouldn't have mattered.
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>> Can I sail your boat?
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I mean ship, obviously.
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I I see the difference anyway.
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>> Ah, it's a very simple one, Jenny.
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A ship can carry a boat,
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but a boat cannot carry a ship.
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everything is a ship, large and small.
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But for my toy boat, the one I take into
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>> That's a clever way of seeing it.
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Is it hard to talk about Caroline,
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She passed some years ago. I miss her,
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She was very happy for quite some time.
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I didn't see her much after that.
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I'm sorry I wasn't there for you.
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And we're on an adventure.
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>> Only a little one, I hope.
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Can't handle too many more surprises.
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>> You think we'll see a whale?
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>> Yes, there's a very good chance.
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And what about pirates? Will I see
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Not much chance of that, I think.
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>> Oh, that's rather sad. I should have
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liked to have seen one.
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>> Tell you what, Jenny.
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As soon as these winds die a little,
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I'll let you steer the Jackdaw.
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One little trick at the helm before
