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Dragonlance -- Margaret Weis And Tracy Hickman (Eds.) - Tales Ii, Vol. Ii - The Cataclysm
Atec Март 01 2008 15:15:58
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I have been thinking about the question I tried to answer
for you and how much trouble that one question caused, and
for a while I was feeling bad about myself for asking it, but
now I don't so much. I feel sorry for Goodwife Filster, even
if she is so crazy and angry that she lost control of herself,
but there are a lot of people like her around who have bad
attitudes and don't want to make life better for anyone else.
If you are afraid that people haven't learned anything about
working together as a lesson of the Cataclysm, then it seems
to me you have a lot to worry about. But Ark and I (and
maybe the widow, too, though I haven't asked) have it
figured out most of the time, so there's still hope.
It was fun working for you, Astinus. Maybe I will get to
see you again someday when I sail my own pirate ship. Be
looking for me!
THE VOYAGE OF THE SUNCHASER
PAUL B. THOMPSON
AND TONYA R. CARTER
A dense red haze surrounded the sun in a hot, silent sky. The sea
was calm, though swirls and eddies showed on its surface. The violent
upheavals in the air and water had lasted through the long night; now
they were done. Across this desolate scene drifted the merchant ship
SUNCHASER, listing hard to port, its tangled yards and spars trailing
in the oily water.
The ship's master, Dunvane of Palanthas, slipped the
loops of rope from around his wrists. In the worst part of the
storm, he had lashed himself to the ship's wheel
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