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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html sharks feasting off the dead bodies of the crew of the Aleksandr Gorchakov. Botany Bay.An inlet south of the present city of Sydney, Australia, that housed a penal colony where the convicts aboard the Gladiator were due to be imprisoned. Brandsfield Strait.Strait near Seymour Island where the Polar Queen heads to ride out the storm as the passengers go ashore on Seymour Island. Bridlington, H.M.S.British Navy Type 42 destroyer. En route from Hong Kong to England, the vessel picks up a Russian helicopter pilot who spots whales for the Russian fishing fleet. Briscoe, Captain Ian.Captain of the HMS Bridlington. Described as having a precisely trimmed red beard. Broadmoor, Irma.Wife of Mason. Described as a woman of grace and poise, stout yet supple. Has haunting coffee eyes and a laughing mouth. Broadmoor, Mason.A member of the Haida tribe who lives on the Queen Charlotte Islands of British Columbia. Carves totem poles for a living. Posey refers Pitt to him to assist in the investigation into the Dorsett mining operations on Kunghit Island. Described as having long straight black hair and a round face. Has coal-black eyes. His uncle was killed by the Dorsett security forces. Bushmaster M-16 rifles.Customized assault rifles with noise suppressors carried by the Dorsett security forces on Kunghit Island. C. Dirgo & Co.New York diamond brokers who estimated that the Dorsett mine on Kunghit Island could bring in as much as two billion dollars in diamonds. Cadillac STS sedan.Automobile driven by the Dorsett security guards following Maeve. Has a 300-plus horsepower engine that propels the car upward of two hundred sixty kilometers an hour. Pitt loses them in the Allard.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Callahan, Steve.A yachtsman who survived seventy-six days at sea after his sloop sank off the Canary Islands, the longest record for one man in an inflatable raft. Calvert, Irene.Former wife of Arthur Dorsett. Daughter of a professor of biology at the University of Melbourne. Committed suicide. Was walking along the cliffs of Gladiator Island with her husband when she fell to her death in the surf below. Maeve thinks she was murdered by Arthur Dorsett. Cape Farewell.The cape on the tip of New Zealand's South Island. The Dorsett yacht passes it after the security people capture Pitt, Giordino and Fletcher. Carlisle, Abner.One of the partners who owns Carlisle & Dunhill. A thin, wiry man who is completely bald. He has kindly eyes and walks with a noticeable limp caused by a fall from a horse when he was younger. A respected shipping magnate. Besides his shipping company, he also owns a mercantile business and a bank. Scaggs calls Carlisle to his deathbed and explains to him the true story of the wreck of the Gladiator, then asks him to have the diamonds sent by Betsy Dorsett appraised. Carlisle & Dunhill.The shipping company that owned the Gladiator and employed Scaggs. Cassidy, Adndral George.Commanding officer of the San Francisco Naval District who remands the orders . . giving Sandecker the use of the Enterprise. The Castle.A group of rocks above the cliffs on Gladiator Island where there is a guard station. Center for Disease Control.The branch of the world organization located in Melbourne, Australia, concludes that the deaths aboard the Polar Queen were caused by a rare form of bacterium similar to the one that causes Legionnaire's disease. Central Selling Organization.The body the South African diamond cartel uses to sell its diamonds. Chinook Cargo Carriers.The company featured on the side of the strawberry-red float plane that Pitt flies aboard to Kunghit Island.
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