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Captain Black

Max Pemberton

Editora: Good Press

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Captain Black by Max Pemberton is about the adventures of Captain Black on the treacherous high seas. Excerpt: "I do not know that I could begin to tell you of Captain Black's treasure upon any better day than the one which brought the lame seaman to Dolphin's Cove in Cornwall. This filled me with so many doubts about the voyage that I was to the point of regretting we had planned it at all. We were to weigh anchor with the tide about ten o'clock that night."
Disponível desde: 08/12/2020.
Comprimento de impressão: 189 páginas.

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