Cormorant Crag: A Tale of the Smuggling Days
A country doctor's son balances private study with a vigorous outdoor life on a windswept coast, delighting in cliff-climbing, fishing and natural history while sparring with his parents over discipline. He and a local companion explore caves and shorelines and become involved—willingly or unwillingly—in the dangerous world of coastal smuggling, confronting physical hazards, local rivalries, and ethical dilemmas. The narrative traces his coming-of-age through adventurous episodes, community ties, and tests of courage that reveal changing loyalties and growing responsibility.
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A country doctor's son balances private study with a vigorous outdoor life on a windswept coast, delighting in cliff-climbing, fishing and natural history while sparring with his parents over discipline. He and a local companion explore caves and shorelines and become involved—willingly or unwillingly—in the dangerous world of coastal smuggling, confronting physical hazards, local rivalries, and ethical dilemmas. The narrative traces his coming-of-age through adventurous episodes, community ties, and tests of courage that reveal changing loyalties and growing responsibility.
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