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The Final Unfinished Voyage of Jack Aubrey (Aubrey/Maturin Series)
by Patrick O'Brian, Richard Snow, Simon Vance, and William Waldegrave
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21: The Final Unfinished Voyage of Jack Aubrey (Aubrey/Maturin Series)
October 30, 2004, W. W. Norton & Company
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039306025X 9780393060256
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FINAL UNFINISHED VOYAGE OF JACK AUBREY.
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"STEPHEN MATURIN squared up to his writing-desk once more: he had been called away to attend to one of the ship's boys who in the lightness of his heart had contrived to stun himself in the foretop by taking the maul from its place, tossing it to a considerable height and so misjudging the revolutions as it fell that the massive head struck him down, speechless and unnaturally pale."
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"STEPHEN MATURIN squared up to his writing-desk once more: he had been called away to attend to one of the ship's boys who in the lightness of his heart had contrived to stun himself in the foretop by taking the maul from its place, tossing it to a considerable height and so misjudging the revolutions as it fell that the massive head struck him down, speechless and unnaturally pale."
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