Krakatoa, East of Java

Krakatoa, East of Java

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Pierwsze 200 wierszy.

One, two, three, four.

Sister, Sister, have you heard

I know a word that's a magic word

Just make a wish and say Kee Kana Lu

Kee Kana Lu and the wish will come true

Ready?

Kee Kana Lu Kee Kana Lu

Sister, Sister, have you heard

If I should wish I could be a bird

If I should wish I could fly through the blue

If I should wish and say Kee Kana Lu

Kee Kana Lu

Sister, Sister, have you heard?

If I should wish I could be a bird

If I should wish I could fly through the blue

If I should wish and say Kee Kana Lu

Leoncavallo.

Sons must show a certain respect for fathers, my boy,

whether they like it or not.

Hello, Captain!

Captain Henson? Giovanni Borghese.

May I introduce to you my son Leoncavallo?

Isn't he every inch a captain, my boy?

This is the Captain.

- Hello, Captain. - Buon giorno, buon giorno.

Thank you.

The ship is beautiful, isn't it, Leoncavallo?

Rome is beautiful.

- Captain Hanson? - Yes?

I am the diver Toshi.

Oh, yes... hayoo gozaimasu.

Where are the others?

They're here.

With your permission, we would like to bless your ship and all those on her.

I would be honored.

All right, gentlemen, that's enough now.

Back to work.

There she is, Captain. A veritable gem.

One moment, please.

Get the steam up. It won't be long now.

- Yes, sir. - What?

A veritable gem, don't you think?

Oh, yes.

You will be careful with the loading, won't you?

We'll take care of it.

- You build that yourself? - Yes.

Plus the very expensive help of 50 natives.

Beautiful monstrosity.

"Butterfly Three." You think it'll work?

Well, I think I've corrected what sunk the first two.

Oh, really?

All that money put into my marine experiments.

I was rich once, you know.

No, I mean really rich.

Do you think it'll work?

It better.

Hey, David!

Aren't those people on the wrong dock?

I'm afraid not, Chris. They're your passengers.

Thirty of them, bound for the island of Madura.

Passengers? Thirty? I'm not going to Madura!

There's no other ship sailing as close as you are.

Just wait a moment, will you?

You insist, I take it, on sailing into the mouth of a raging volcano?

Krakatoa is hardly a raging volcano.

It has been quiet for 200 years.

Look, just get those prisoners away from my ship, will you?

I've been authorized to offer you two pounds a head.

I'm sorry, we are not equipped to carry convicts.

Now, Chris! Don't explode!

Four pounds a head, Chris. Now what do you make of that?

- It's no good, I tell you. - Come on, sign on the form.

I have no room! Where shall I put them?

Put them in the hold, of course.

In the hold? In this heat?

They will be climbing up the bulkhead.

They won't climb very far with chains, poor devils.

And I have no food! They cannot eat a chain!

Their rations are over there on the quay waiting to be loaded.

Chris, there's no question about this.

It's government business,

unless you decide not to sail and have your ship impounded.

Government business.

Why don't you get your gem rigged for loading?

Sign them aboard.

Up here! On deck!

Get going!

Keep moving!

Well, well, well.

So this is the Batavia Queen.

Why do they call this Batavia?

What?

The boat... why do they call it the Batavia Queen?

Oh, because it was originally her home port

Batavia. Batavia.

Java.

That's nice.

I never thought of a thing like that...

a boat having a home or anything.

- Are you Mr. Hanson? - That's right, I'm Mr. Hanson.

Here, just one minute.

I'm Charley. "Social occasions, weddings and smokers."

And soprano. You sing?

- Hanson. - Yes?

- I'm Harry Connerly. - Yes, I know.

He's the best underwater man there is.

I'm sure he is.

- Now this is a salvage job, is it? - That's right.

How deep do we go?

Well, according to the chart, if it's where we think it is,

it's about 18 fathoms.

Eighteen.. forty-eight... take away four...

Yeah, that's 108 feet.

We work on straight shares?

That's right. It's a gamble.

What's the division?

Fifths.

How about a little money in advance, then?

No, no. We share and share alike.

I don't know about that.

Listen, Captain, what if I say no? You got another man ready?

Well, I aways could put on a suit myself and go down.

But I'm sure you'd do the better job.

That's right, but I can't get any money in advance?

No, you can't. Sorry.

How many of these convicts you got aboard?

- Thirty - Thirty?

I know the government pays between two and four pounds each.

- I kind of think you got four. - That's right.

Then you give me 60... that's half.

- Are you that broke? - I am.

All right.

With the courtesy of the government.

Take it over the boat.

Thank you.

Welcome.

Look what I found on the dock.

- You heard about Krakatoa? - Yes. I heard about it.

- Are the others here yet? - Yes. Come.

Look out!

Stand by the engines!

Weigh anchor!

Make sail!

Danzig.

Come on.

Get below!

Hello, Lester.

Cap.

So, you finally made it?

How did it happen?

Oh... card game. I...

...killed a man.

South-southeast.

- Madura? - Eventually.

Damn.

Who's new chief in the engine room?

Driscoll.

Good man. Very good man.

He improved a lot.

Anything I can do for you while you're on board?

Let me stay on deck, Cap.

Breathe fresh air, eat by myself...

That's a zoo down there.

Will you behave?

All right.

Now what did you give him that dumb card for, huh?

"Weddings and social occasions." For God's sake!

- And smokers. - Oh, and smokers, sure.

Charley, you were so lousy you put your piano player to sleep.

Maybe, but I know how to keep you awake, Harry.

I'm looking for an old-fashioned boy

Who's looking for an old-fashioned girl

Just a nice old-fashioned girl like me

I want a boy who's happy, that I can blush

Because I'm bashful and shy

Just a nice old-fashioned girl like me

For him I'll cook and I'll sew

We'll lead an old-fashioned life

In every way I will be

A simple old-fashioned wife

Who would adore an old-fashioned boy

Who's looking for an old-fashioned girl

Just a nice old-fashioned girl like me

Ouch.

For him I'll cook and I'll sew

We'll lead an old-fashioned life

In every way I will be

A simple old-fashioned wife

Who would adore an old-fashioned boy

Who's looking for an old-fashioned girl

Just a nice old-fashioned girl

Like me

With Borghese's height in his balloon, he naturally has an advantage

of seeing into the shallower waters over a wide area.

You will be in the deep water. What he can't see, you can.

I'm using all the tools at my disposal, Mr. Rigby.

That's why I've got two kinds of divers.

Pearlers for mobility, Connerly for depth.

I mean to find that wreck any way I can, as quickly as I can.

Yes, well, I wasn't complaining about your operation of the search.

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