The Golden Compass
Struan MacAskill had not slept in four days, a fact that made the salt air of the harbor custom house taste like copper on his tongue. He stood before the desk of the customs officer, a man named Fergus who looked at the forged pardon with the dull, tired eyes of someone who had seen too many lies and not enough money. Struan’s hands, stained with the ink of the plantation ledger he had kept...
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