Swashbuckler

00:03:39 I think he's a pirate. I think they've got a bIack one.

00:05:53 Very good, CorporaI. Let us proceed !

00:08:32 - Why don't they fire ; - The guns were for ornamentation, sir.

00:12:23 Damn his common souI !

00:15:08 Hear this, sir. As sure as I stand before you now...

00:18:02 However, I think it is safe to assume that Lady Barnet and her daughter...

00:20:30 I feeI a trembIin' beneath my spine. I think it's a coach.

00:23:37 I think your man's upset, Nick.

00:27:10 ¶ Oh, yes, oh ¶

00:30:36 At ease, Major.

00:35:20 You remember me ;

00:40:27 Wanna waIk the pIank ;

00:44:18 Look.

00:49:14 You fought against the king's army... in the company of pirates.

00:51:35 she Ieaves in the mornin'.

00:55:51 You must appeal to your friend Ned Lynch.

00:58:32 - It is paid, Captain Lynch. - Paid ;

01:02:52 it's very easy to get off a ship without your clothes on

01:05:53 There's no need to troubIe yourself, my dear Lord Durant.

01:09:43 Another day, miIord.

01:12:41 How many ;

01:25:24 Open the gates ! Open the gates for Lord Durant's secretary.

01:29:45 Are you Iistening, Major ;

01:33:06 Your bIows have a certain crude force, but they Iack any reaI styIe.