Some more folks from the Aubreyad!
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Some more folks from the Aubreyad!
Sam Panda
I just wanna go home
but there’s no home to go back to..
Neither Jack nor Sam acknowledged the relationship in so many words but it was clearly understood by both, as it was by all those members of the crew who had first seen the younger man come aboard the Surprise in the West Indies: it was indeed obvious to anyone who saw them together, for Sam, borne by a Bantu girl after Jack had left the Cape station, was an ebony-black version of his father: somewhat larger, if anything. Yet there were differences. Jack Aubrey neither looked nor sounded sharply intelligent unless he were handling a ship, fighting a battle, or speaking of navigation: in fact he also possessed uncommon mathematical powers and had read papers on nutation to the Royal Society; but this did not appear in his ordinary conversation. Sam, on the other hand, had been brought up by singularly learned Irish missionaries; his command of languages, ancient and modern, did the Fathers infinite credit; and he had read voraciously. Stephen, a Catholic himself with a certain amount of influence in Rome, had procured him the dispensation necessary for a bastard to be ordained priest, and now Sam was doing remarkably well in the Church: it was said that he might soon become a prelate, not only because at present there were no black monsignori – some yellowish or quite dark brown, to be sure, but none of such a whole-hearted gleaming black as Sam – but also because of his patristic learning and his exceptional and evident abilities.
The Wine-Dark Sea, Patrick O’Brian
More folks from the Aubreyad part 2.
The first picture is James and Stephen in their United Irishmen times :)
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