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billy de morgan

noun

1.

Augustus, 1806–71, English mathematician and logician.

2.

William Frend

[frend] , 1839–1917, English novelist and ceramist.

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"Paul de Bursac: You don't think much of me, Captain Morgan. You're wondering why they have chosen me for this mission. I wonder too. As you know, I am not a brave man. On the contrary, I'm always frightened. I wish I could borrow your nature for awhile, Captain. When you meet danger, you never think of anything except how you will circumvent it. The word failure does not even exist for you. While I, I think always, suppose I fail and that I am frightened.
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