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Patrick O'Brian <strong>The</strong> <strong>Wine</strong>-<strong>Dark</strong> <strong>Sea</strong><br />

doing so he thought of the little girls, their<br />

apology the next day (Sarah: 'Sir, we are come<br />

to ask pardon for our wicked drunken folly.'<br />

Emily: 'For our wanton drunken folly.') and<br />

their words to Mr Wilkins, their voices piping<br />

alternately, clearly audible from below when<br />

Stephen had been chivvied right forward by<br />

Pullings and Mr Adams, who were bargaining<br />

with some merchants who wished to buy the<br />

Alastor: 'Yes, sir, and after Mass' – '<strong>The</strong>re was<br />

an organ: do you know what an organ is, sir?'<br />

– 'We went aboard a grand carriage drawn by<br />

mules with purple harness together with the<br />

Doctor and Father Panda'. '<strong>The</strong>re was a<br />

square with a lady on a column in the middle'<br />

– '<strong>The</strong> column was forty foot high' – 'And the<br />

lady was made of bronze' – 'She had a trumpet<br />

and water came out of it' – 'And it came<br />

out of eight lions' heads too' – 'Out of twelve<br />

lions' heads, booby' – 'It was surrounded by six

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