Avast There

'Shiver me timbers!' did the ship's skipper shout while ever-taking the poltroon's measure and never more sending him out and about in search of doubloons or buried treasure for 'twas a pitifully poor pirate indeed who was deceived in those days of old when perceived he presumed piles of pyrite as anything more than fool's gold
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