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In Gallant Company (Richard Bolitho, #5) In Gallant Company by Alexander Kent
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“One place like another. That was true enough, he thought. Even the merchant seamen were the same. Every ship was the last. One more voyage, just enough pay and bounty saved, and it would be used to buy a little alehouse, a chandlery, a smallholding from some country squire. But it never seemed to happen, unless the man was thrown on the beach in peacetime, or rejected as a useless cripple. The sea always won in the end. The”
― Alexander Kent, In Gallant Company
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