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The Three Cutters
Frederick Marryat
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“The Bible says that they are ‘deceitful and desperately wicked,’ aunt.”
“And cannot we also quote the Bible against your sex, Miss Ossulton?” replied Seagrove.
“Yes, you could, perhaps, if any of you had ever read it,” replied Miss Ossulton, carelessly.
“Upon my word, Cissy, you are throwing the gauntlet down to the gentlemen,” observed Lord B—; “but I shall throw my warder down, and not permit this combat à l’outrance.—I perceive you drink no more wine, gentlemen, we will take our coffee on deck.”
“We were just about to retire, my lord,” observed the elder Miss Ossulton, with great asperity: “I have been trying to catch the eye of Mrs Lascelles for some time, but—”
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Another Captain Marryat book and it was also a great read. I didn't give it 5 stars b/c that should be an achievement much more difficult to attain by more criterion than I'm able to identify now. It's a wonderful read by a man, Marryat, who really lived it and it reflects that authenticity.