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The Belvidera proves the skill and mettle of her crew and captain by sailing through the Spanish fleet unscathed. The fleet battle should be epic.
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Good to get the men back. It's bittersweet for Roberts will be leaving, but he's proven he'll be a great commander.
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Mr. Llewellyn is quite kinky. It was fortunate his punishment was private.
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The Earl's letter was heartfelt, especially from someone normally so reserved.
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Caroline raked them with broadside, boarded, and took no prisoners.
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Urgent news from Caroline. It's rather ominous.
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Their unease was unfounded and this stop was a nice interlude.
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Back to Roses again.
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Roberts' death left George with unanswered questions. Who recommended him to Lord Spencer for one and what is his conniving sister-in-law up to?
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Now he knows Ramsey's game, how will he deal with him?
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The good ship Buggery gallantly sails on denying the captain her pleasures.
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Obviously the Blanche was not able to engage and now the table has flipped and flight is the only option.
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Caught up with them or ripped out of demons, it's still the same.
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I prefer George's tactics to Nelson's.
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Maintaining morale during a war in the midst of a withdrawal is a daunting task. George and Nelson are doing their best with what they've been dealt as is Jervis.
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George hides his disappointment of not being sent home well. Maybe he should have tried a convincing tale of baiting the enemy with a tactical withdrawal.
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Speaking of loneliness, what happened to Jorge? He just disappeared.
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From someone who thrives on minutiae, I find it hard to believe.
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I am wondering how George can engineer getting Chartley to England.
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This chapter gives even more reason to despise Freddie's shrewish wife.
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You write our good peer off already? It's peer pressure.
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This is the most desperate battle George has fought to date. It comes too quickly after Travers' demise. It showed the possibility even the best ship, bravest men, and expert leadership cannot always forestall defeat or death. In this case George may have luck on his side.
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George gets saddled with this ass who has a stick up his own.
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George is very different from Sawyer. He only debauches the willing.
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George was a bit cold ridding himself of Darby. In doing so he is trashing Travers' last request. There is nothing more effective than negotiating from gunpoint.
