John Flanagan Quotes

But ... ' Horace Looked From One Familiar Face To Another. 'How Did You Come To..?'
Before He Could Finish The Question, Will Interupted, Thinking To Clarify Matters But Only Making Them More Puzzling ...
'We Were All In Toscana For The Treaty Signing,' He Began, Then Corrected Himself. 'Well, Evanlyn Wasn't. She Came Later. But, When She Did, She Told Us You Were Missing, So We All Boarded Gundar's Ship-you Should See It. It's A New Design That Can Sail Into The Wind. But Anyway, That's Not Important. And Just Before We Left, Selethen Decided To Join Us-what With You Being An Old Comrade In Arms And All-and ... '
He Got No Further. Halt, Seeing The Confusion Growing On Horace's Face, Held Up A Hand To Stop His Babbling Former Apprentice ...
Will Stopped, A Little Embarrassed As He Realized That He Had Been Running Off At The Mouth.

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