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Masterman Ready Masterman Ready Captain Marryat Masterman Ready Table of Contents Masterman Ready.....................................................................................................................................................1 Captain Marryat.............................................................................................................................................1 Chapter I.........................................................................................................................................................2 Chapter II.......................................................................................................................................................4 Chapter III......................................................................................................................................................6 Chapter IV......................................................................................................................................................8 Chapter V.....................................................................................................................................................11 Chapter VI....................................................................................................................................................13 Chapter VII..................................................................................................................................................16 Chapter VIII.................................................................................................................................................20 Chapter IX....................................................................................................................................................22 Chapter X.....................................................................................................................................................24 Chapter XI....................................................................................................................................................26 Chapter XII..................................................................................................................................................28 Chapter XIII.................................................................................................................................................31 Chapter XIV.................................................................................................................................................32 Chapter XV..................................................................................................................................................35 Chapter XVI.................................................................................................................................................37 Chapter XVII................................................................................................................................................39 Chapter XVIII..............................................................................................................................................41 Chapter XIX.................................................................................................................................................42 Chapter XX..................................................................................................................................................44 Chapter XXI.................................................................................................................................................45 Chapter XXII................................................................................................................................................48 Chapter XXIII..............................................................................................................................................50 Chapter XXIV..............................................................................................................................................52 Chapter XXV...............................................................................................................................................53 Chapter XXVI..............................................................................................................................................54 Chapter XXVII.............................................................................................................................................57 Chapter XXVIII..........................................................................................................................................58 Chapter XXIX.............................................................................................................................................59 Chapter XXX...............................................................................................................................................60 Chapter XXXI..............................................................................................................................................63 Chapter XXXII.............................................................................................................................................67 Chapter XXXIII...........................................................................................................................................69 Chapter XXXIV...........................................................................................................................................72 Chapter XXXV............................................................................................................................................76 Chapter XXXVI...........................................................................................................................................78 Chapter XXXVII..........................................................................................................................................81 Chapter XXXVIII........................................................................................................................................85 Chapter XXXIX...........................................................................................................................................88 Chapter XL...................................................................................................................................................92 Chapter XLI.................................................................................................................................................95 Chapter XLII................................................................................................................................................96 Chapter XLIII.............................................................................................................................................102 Chapter XLIV............................................................................................................................................106 Chapter XLV..............................................................................................................................................110 Chapter 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LII.................................................................................................................................................122 Chapter LIII................................................................................................................................................123 Chapter LIV...............................................................................................................................................126 Chapter LV.................................................................................................................................................127 Chapter LVI..............................................................................................................................................129 Chapter LVII..............................................................................................................................................131 Chapter 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