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  		   Posted 5/6/2008 11:37 AM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Per Richard Fay's request:

www.lulu.com/content/2486105

pocket book size, so it's pretty thick.
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I read it a long time ago. Very good.

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Pretty good movie, too. Starring Errol Flynn.

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Good movie, better book. Sabatini is one of my favorites. I'd also recommend his novels "The Sea Hawk" (the film of the same name was not really related), "Scaramouche," "Fortune's Fool," "The Tavern Knight," "Master at Arms" and ... oh, heck. Read them all. The only one I didn't like much was "The Gamester."

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Swashbuckler said...
Good movie, better book.

Isn't that often the way of it, though.

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