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Portrait of Rafael Sabatini Rafael Sabatini Captain Blood: His Odyssey — Chapter XXII: Hostilities (1922)

In the great harbour of Port Royal, spacious enough to have given moorings to all the ships of all the navies of the world, the Arabella rode at anchor. Almost she had the air of a prisoner, for a quarter of a mile ahead, to starboard, rose the lofty, massive single round tower of the fort, whilst a couple of cables'-length astern, and to larboard, rode the six men-of-war that composed the Jamaica squadron.
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Portrait of Rafael Sabatini Rafael Sabatini Captain Blood: His Odyssey — Chapter XXII: Hostilities (1922)

There had been trouble with Bishop from the moment of landing. As Blood and Lord Julian had stepped ashore together, they had been met by a man who took no pains to dissemble his chagrin at the turn of events and his determination to change it. He awaited them on the mole, supported by a group of officers.
"You are Lord Julian Wade, I understand," was his truculent greeting. For Blood at the moment he had nothing beyond a malignant glance.
Lord Julian bowed. "I take it I have the honour to address Colonel Bishop, Deputy-Governor of Jamaica."
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Portrait of Rafael Sabatini Rafael Sabatini Captain Blood: His Odyssey — Chapter XXII: Hostilities (1922)

But Peter Blood swept them lightly aside, reading into them none of her meaning, as she feared he would.
"Aye—a deal of lies, devil a doubt, as I could prove to you."
"I cannot think why you should trouble to put yourself on your defence," she discouraged him.
"So that ye may think less badly of me than you do."
"What I think of you can be a very little matter to you, sir."
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