The waves were indifferent, and the wind; and the rocks neither knew nor cared who owned them, Christ's Vicar or an English King. (Keith Roberts)

The waves were indifferent, and the wind; and the rocks neither knew nor cared who owned them, Christ's Vicar or an English King.

Keith Roberts

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