And a pair of albatrosses glided along behind the Remembrance. They really did look almost big enough to… — Harry Turtledove
And a pair of albatrosses glided along behind the Remembrance. They really did look almost big enough to land. He wondered what they thought of the great ship. Or were they too birdbrained to think at all?
But this was their home. Men came here only to fight. That being so, who really were the birdbrains here?
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