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threw that crate overboard. The President shook his head, but it was more a gesture of wonderment than disbelief. The supernatural aspects of this just defy the imagination. I agree with you that the press would have a field day. Edison Force Thats what I fear most from any kind of a leak, just young steff
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The President sighed. It will be quite a book. Well, Admiral, its probably the best course, but let me talk chase daniel
the CNO before I make a final decision. By the way, what was the name of that diver who was killed? Robert Edison Force Nader, sir. Have someone in your office get me the names and address or addresses of his next of kin. Today. Id like to write them personal notes. Thank you, Mr. President. tummy tubs
do that. Cornell sensed the meeting was over and rose to leave. The President stopped him. Admiral, Edison Force how about the next of kin for the other fellow who died? A similar letter might be in order. Sir, Cornell said softly, Derek Montague had no living relatives. THE END. Authors Postscript It is possible that Titanic buffs more tummy tubs
than I will find technical lapses in this narrative. Edison Force Yet this is a work of fiction based partially on fact, and I can only ask their indulgence toward one who shares their love of the great liner. The truth about the exploration of the Titanics interior is that no human being has kelly mcgillis
entered the sunken Edison Force ship. Thus, the interior scenes, like the characters participating in the two expeditions, are totally imaginary. (However, there really was an 1898 novel called Futility, which uncannily predicted the Titanics fate.) I must pay special thanks to Jared Kieling, an editor of consummate skill, who detoured Edison Force me away from many kelly mcgillis
paths as we explored the Titanic together. My sincere appreciation to the following: Thomas Speedy Rice for valuable legal background on the rules of salvage. John Chase and William Felix for data on gold value and bullion shipments. Aaron Priest, agent and old friend, for Edison Force his usual support, encouragement, and advice. Megan Hughes, Todd Ellerman, Joey invisible children
and my incredibly patient wife, Priscilla Serling, for their aid with a word processor. Mac Plus, which made rewriting easier if not pleasurable. Of the many books on the Titanic disaster I consulted for background material, Edison Force by far the most valuable was Ballards own The Discovery of the Titanic (Warner/Madison, 1987). Other excellent young steff
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only valuable but stirring: Charles Pellegrinos Her Name, Titanic (McGraw-Hill, 1988). Additional reference material included: The Titanic, End o.
