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His health had gotten so poor that he was quite miserable, and it was hard to see him in such torturous pain … He paused to note the top quality of the coroneted stationery
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In fact, Daventry wasn’t jovial at all, and instead he looked quite alarmed, which was interesting in itself, since he was normally so stoic. …. it was unlikely he would need additional funds, but Alexei’s gesture was endearing nonetheless. …. Her Imperial Majesty told me that she found both Charles and me to be accomplished courtiers,” Granger said.
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He was decidedly more friendly than the Bishop in Yamburg had been.
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which was quite (the) a surprise to me
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when he saw von Beckendorf waiting to greet him
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having his blackmail accusation foiled by Granger’s ultimatum. “
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Von Beckendorf came up behind him, so Granger could feel the heat of his body on his back
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but it was much too stuffy down in the hold,
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The first letter was on Royal stationery
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ships that were too big and old to catch a modern frigate, … and if that is not sufficient for you, then you will have to remove me from command of Valiant and remove them yourself
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ships that were too big and old to catch a modern frigate,
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or we can send him over to Cleopatre.
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had been envisioning some form of malfeasance, they’d be too tired to contemplate such an act. In any event, he hadn’t seen anything mutinous or even insubordinate from these men
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Treadway had shown some ineptness
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was one of England’s premier frigate captains, would let some minister so rile him
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the bosun’s chair began its work
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to discharge its passengers
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table, even though it had leaves
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Caroline stared at the note, while the three men stared at her. None of them was within their rights to even ask her what it said, even though it was obviously from the Admiralty, on their familiar yet unique stationery
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“That is probably not a bad place to be anyway, my lord,” Humphreys said. “There are small galleons that ply from Callao to Panama and Acapulco, carrying silver from the mines here.”
