Hornblower: The Frogs and the Lobsters

00:01:18 Captain Pellew, come in, sir.

00:04:59 and his men across the Channel, we can put an end to-

00:08:31 I know no more than you, Mr. Bracegirdle.

00:11:13 That would mean an end to the war, sir.

00:15:12 if you would like your personal baggage transferred-

00:19:21 The Frog is the enemy, sir.

00:22:21 We have to stop the artillery of the Republic here

00:24:52 but General Charette's troops don't have any cannons.

00:27:40 to fly once more over the sacred soil of France.

00:32:10 will return home to England.

00:38:56 You have no right to arrest them. They know nothing.

00:44:06 -Will you take charge? -Yes. Yes, of course.

00:48:01 -Has he met any resistance? -No sir. That's good, surely.

00:50:33 I would have made a miserable peasant.

00:53:44 We will hold the bridge until we are told to leave.

00:58:55 Yes...Aye, aye, sir.

01:03:33 -who are anxious to sting. -So I see, my Lord.

01:07:00 Jean Fabier, you have been found guilty of sedition-

01:12:49 Artillery.

01:17:15 You have been found guilty of sedition and treason, and-

01:21:56 Your men, they need you, sir.

01:27:43 -Ca va. -Come on! Let me help you.

01:34:55 My lord. Where's your coat, Mr. Bowles?

05:00:00 to subdue these people.