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Chelsea, sir? Chelsea. I expect you'll make it
worth my while, sir. - You've got a license?
- Bless you, yes sir, I've got a license. - Well then, the fares are fixed.
- They are, sir. Hampton to Chelsea downstream,
a penny halfpenny. Chelsea to Hampton upstream,
a penny halfpenny. Whoever makes the regulations
doesn't row a boat. No. Three pence if you get me home
for breakfast. Thank you, sir
worth my while, sir. - You've got a license?
- Bless you, yes sir, I've got a license. - Well then, the fares are fixed.
- They are, sir. Hampton to Chelsea downstream,
a penny halfpenny. Chelsea to Hampton upstream,
a penny halfpenny. Whoever makes the regulations
doesn't row a boat. No. Three pence if you get me home
for breakfast. Thank you, sir
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Chelsea, sir?
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Chelsea.
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I expect you'll make it
worth my while, sir.
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- You've got a license?
- Bless you, yes sir, I've got a license.
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- Well then, the fares are fixed.
- They are, sir.
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Hampton to Chelsea downstream,
a penny halfpenny.
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Chelsea to Hampton upstream,
a penny halfpenny.
00:00:17.006 --> 00:00:20.061
Whoever makes the regulations
doesn't row a boat.
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No. Three pence if you get me home
for breakfast.
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Thank you, sir.
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Movie Summary
The story of Sir Thomas More, who stood up to King Henry VIII when the King rejected the Roman Catholic Church to obtain a divorce and remarry.
