Toilers of the Sea Part II Book 2 Chapter II - How Shakespeare and Aeschylus Can Meet
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In which the solitary Gilliatt, inspired by the ingenuity of a forgotten craftsman, conceives a bold and intricate mechanical endeavour surpassing all prior feats of skill and invention, yet must confront the immense challenges that accompany such an undertaking without aid or counsel. Amidst the vast and indifferent sea, he methodically inspects a sloop and the vessel Durande, pondering the formidable practicalities of bringing his complex plan to fruition.
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