Chapter 1 Page 8
Oct 22, 2021
what a card shark, that captain!
the song Tibbs is singing comes from an online database I found of old sailing songs. This ancient website has a bunch of info about that part of history, if you can wade through some unwieldy site design it's a fun afternoon of research! https://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=34323
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