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Ships, the Sea, & Romance…

February 23, 2020. A few appropriate words from the famous author:

“Every romanticist must regret the passing of sail, for surely every sailing ship is a romance in itself.”

–Rafael Sabatini, discussing how he came to write Captain Blood: His Odyssey.

Castro Lorenzo, a Spanish-commissioned Flemish privateer, late 17th century.
July 11, 2020July 11, 2020Rafael Sabatini, Romance, ShipsLeave a comment

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