Reversing an Adage by Harvey Dalton
A former clergyman aboard a tramp steamer tells of doubting miracles, surviving a hurricane, and using force to convert sailors to belief. He recounts battering faith through stern discipline, then narrates a piracy tale where Hazeltine defies execution, buries pirates in the sand, and ultimately survives with a British man of war closing in.
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Indead
Jolenu
Second Presbyterian Church
of Town
Ing
Tuls
Puiro
Jyscan
Donah
Jonah
Parson
Bince
Samson
Joshua
Jericho
Indies
Ponguin
Vera Crag
Puerto Cabello
Gonduras
Hizelline
We Penguln
Uavelting
Mazeltine
Taney
Irwis
Sana
Chex
Tie
Hazeltineg
Hayeltine
Jim
Hazeltine
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B. W. Fitzgerald
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Marshfield
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Unique Theatre
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