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Preserving the king's plumage is no
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concern of mine, Ben. It
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will be when he sends his soldiers to
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scrub this island clean of our residue.
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Look around you, man.
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Is this cesspool worth dying for?
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A free land FOR FREE MEN. REMEMBER?
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>> SO, maybe it's filthy to look at.
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But, ain't it still an idea worth
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But, when I look on the fruits of our
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all I see is sickness,
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>> Not a sunbeam of difference between here
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>> That is right, man.
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Taking a wide view, they're not doing so
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bad out here. The sun, rum, and leisure
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as far as the eye can see.
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Nassau may look fine from a distance,
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there's a disease I cannot stomach.
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>> Sickness can be cured, Ben.
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If only you have the right medicine.
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>> But, a corpse cannot be reanimated.
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>> I can't believe the I'm hearing
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Why not take the pardon now and be done
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>> Peace, both of you.
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We can satisfy both aims if we work
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Find medicines to ease our burdens here,
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but in a way that don't attract the
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>> I wager the nearest doctor is sitting
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Not a place I mean to go.
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>> But, the Spanish fleet that sunk 2 years
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back would have some medicine. All
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sealed up in glass vials.
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>> You'd need a diving bell to reach those
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>> I. With some coin and a few supplies, a
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diving bell won't be hard to come by.
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>> This is a plan I can stand behind.
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Find medicines without stirring up
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I will meet you near the wrecks as soon
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as you're able, Kenway.
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>> Remember, Thatch. Keep your cannons
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A diving bell would cost a pretty penny.
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Adé might know another way.
