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Автор: Робин Хобб
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       Copyright

      HarperVoyager

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      First published in Great Britain by HarperVoyager 2017

      Copyright © Robin Hobb 2017

      Cover design © HarperCollinsPublishers Ltd 2017

      Robin Hobb asserts the moral right to be identified as the author of this work.

      A catalogue copy of this book is available from the British Library.

      This novel is entirely a work of fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in it are the work of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or localities is entirely coincidental.

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      Source ISBN: 9780007444250

      Ebook Edition © May 2017 ISBN: 9780007444267

      Version: 2018-09-24

       Dedication

       To Fitz and the Fool.

       My best friends for over twenty years.

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      Contents

       Cover

       Title Page

      Copyright

      Dedication

      Map

      Prologue

      Chapter One: Bee Stings

      Chapter Two: The Silver Touch

       Chapter Eleven: Passage

       Chapter Twelve: The Liveship Paragon

       Chapter Thirteen: Full Sails

       Chapter Fourteen: Paragon’s Bargain

       Chapter Fifteen: Trader Akriel

       Chapter Sixteen: The Pirate Isles

       Chapter Seventeen: Serpent Spit

       Chapter Eighteen: Silver Ships and Dragons

       Chapter Nineteen: Another Ship, Another Journey

       Chapter Twenty: Belief

       Chapter Twenty-One: Under Sail

       Chapter Twenty-Two: The Butterfly Cloak

       Chapter Twenty-Three: Clerres

       Chapter Twenty-Four: Hand and Foot

       Chapter Twenty-Five: Bribes

       Chapter Twenty-Six: Silver Secrets

       Chapter Twenty-Seven: Feather to Blade

       Chapter Twenty-Eight: Unsafe Harbour

       Chapter Twenty-Nine: Accusations

       Chapter Thirty: Barriers and a Black Banner

       Chapter Thirty-One: The Butterfly Man

       Chapter Thirty-Two: A Way In

       Chapter Thirty-Three: Candles

       Chapter Thirty-Four: Smoke

       Chapter Thirty-Five: Confrontations

       Chapter Thirty-Six: Surprises

       Chapter Thirty-Seven: Touch

       Chapter Thirty-Eight: Ship of Dragons

       Chapter Thirty-Nine: The Vengeance

       Chapter Forty: Warm Water

       Chapter Forty-One: Vivacia’s Voyage

       Chapter Forty-Two: Furnich

       Chapter Forty-Three: Bingtown

       Chapter Forty-Four: Up the River

       Chapter Forty-Five: A Princess of the Farseers

       Chapter Forty-Six: The Quarry

       Chapter Forty-Seven: A Wolf’s Heart

       Chapter Forty-Eight: Time

       Chapter Forty-Nine: Lies and Truths

       Chapter Fifty: The Mountains

       Also by Robin Hobb

       About the Publisher

       PROLOGUE

       There are children holding hands in a circle. In the middle, a single child stands. The child wears a blindfold but there are painted eyes on the blindfold. The eyes are black and staring, edged with red. The child in the middle turns in a circle, hands outstretched. All the other children dance in a wider circle around her. They sing a song.

       ‘As long as the circle holds

       The futures can be foretold.

       You