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Kilgorman

CHAPTER TWELVE
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She was a bigger vessel, and armed at every port.

Her lines were both light and strong, and by the cut of her rigging I could fancy she had the speed of a greyhound.
The sight of her set all my old sea-longing aflame.

Pirate as she was, it would be good, I thought, to be on her and face the open sea, far away from my persecutors and enemies--away from Knockowen, and Kilgorman, and-- Here I stopped short.

Knockowen, next to the _Cigale_ where Tim was, held what counted most to me of this world's good.

Kilgorman held the spirit of my dead mother, waiting to be relieved of its trouble.


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