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cog.

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cog.
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In the last boat which left the shore the two commanders sat together in the sheets, a strange contrast to one another, while under the feet of the rowers was a litter of huge stones which Sir Nigel had ordered to be carried to the cog.
Perhaps he's one of those creatures who've slipped the ratchet off the motion cog.
 
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