| "Too many, Captain. Too many. Otherwise Why do you always order us to drop anchor?" | |
| - I need you to drop anchor for me. | |
| - I told you to drop anchor. | |
| - Maybe I should drop anchor. | |
| - Prepare to drop anchor out here. | |
| "Too many, Captain. Too many. Otherwise Why do you always order us to drop anchor?" | |
| - I need you to drop anchor for me. | |
| - I told you to drop anchor. | |
| - Maybe I should drop anchor. | |
| - Prepare to drop anchor out here. | |
| - Pontius' ship has dropped anchor. | |
| - We've dropped anchor. | |
| A hundred miles east, they dropped anchor in Marovo Lagoon. | |
| A week later we dropped anchor in Skylark Channel off an island known as Guadalcanal. | |
| After I dropped anchor, he stuck his head up over by that log. | |
| And I daresay, he-he would delight at the prospect of- of dropping anchor, uh, once again, in, um- in, uh-in Lucy, um, Cove, if that's not too, uh, inopportune, uh, sort of. | |
| Aye, and soon, before your rudder jams with flotsam and you're dropping anchor without an order from the captain. | |
| But you're not dropping anchor. | |
| Hey, come on, you can't blame a guy for occasionally dropping anchor at the cold Commodore Club. | |
| I'd have liked to have sailed from woman to woman, a new America every time, another continent to explore, never dropping anchor. | |
| - Pontius' ship has dropped anchor. | |
| - We've dropped anchor. | |
| A hundred miles east, they dropped anchor in Marovo Lagoon. | |
| A week later we dropped anchor in Skylark Channel off an island known as Guadalcanal. | |
| After I dropped anchor, he stuck his head up over by that log. | |
| And I daresay, he-he would delight at the prospect of- of dropping anchor, uh, once again, in, um- in, uh-in Lucy, um, Cove, if that's not too, uh, inopportune, uh, sort of. | |
| Aye, and soon, before your rudder jams with flotsam and you're dropping anchor without an order from the captain. | |
| But you're not dropping anchor. | |
| Hey, come on, you can't blame a guy for occasionally dropping anchor at the cold Commodore Club. | |
| I'd have liked to have sailed from woman to woman, a new America every time, another continent to explore, never dropping anchor. | |
