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id: 29316
author: Brady, Cyrus Townsend
title: Sir Henry Morgan, Buccaneer: A Romance of the Spanish Main
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  The officers and older men had observed the course of the ship with growing concern, but no one had ventured to remonstrate with Morgan until old Ben Hornigold as a privileged character finally summoned his courage and approached him. They had enjoyed some unusual opportunities for meeting on account of the station the former filled in the Viceroy's household and the place he held in his heart, yet the opportunities for extended freedom of intercourse between young men and women of the gentler class in those days, and especially among Spaniards of high rank, were extremely limited.


id: 37116
author: Burney, James
title: History of the Buccaneers of America
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  Afterwards, when we arrived at _Antigua_, we gave the remaining part (which was about one-third thereof) to a _Bristol_ man, who knew presently what it was; who brought it to _England_, and sold it there for 75_l._ sterling. The watering-place of the Buccaneers was at this time (the latter part of April or beginning of May) entirely dried up, and there was only found a small rivulet between two hills running into the sea; the Northernmost of which hills forms the South point of _Fresh Water Bay_.


id: 34317
author: Hoover, Thomas
title: Caribbee
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  But what if I got more men? In God's name, who from? Who do you think? Scarce wonder more men died every day.


