Journey across the sea

Melissa May

Summary

Several tugs have been persuasively nudging the Clan Macgregor out from her
pier. Beside the towering flanks of the sea-monster, most recent and biggest
of her species, they regarded absurdly insufficient to the job. But they
made up for his or her insignificance with the aid of using self-vital and fussy puffings
and pipings, while, like an elephant harried with the aid of using terriers, the extensive mass
slowly swung outward in the direction of the open. From the pier there arose a
composite clamor of farewell.

Available since: 11/04/2022.

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