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epeterd
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04-08-22, 01:49 AM (Pacific Time) |
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"Oddity in FBtW"
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Just found something odd when reading Fair Blows the Wind. Page 211 in the LT edition. Tatton is talking to Jacob Binns about investing in shipping. "very well. Whom do I see?"
He wrote a name on a slip of paper. "This woman." Then after a paragraph where Jacob tells how a woman is the owner of ships Tatton says this.
"Her name?"
"Delahay. Emma Delahay." Why did he ask her name when Jacob had just given him a slip of paper with her name on it? peter |
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