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LOVE SONG TO THE LIBERT�
Joe David Brown
October 30, 1961
The French Line is about to decommission the luxury liner 'Libert�,' a great but ancient lady of the sea. The author of this story is a practical man—he accepts automobiles and airplanes—but he also is a sentimentalist who insists that passenger ships represent the last truly civilized method of travel. Here he bids farewell to his favorite vessel and recalls her many charms
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October 30, 1961

Love Song To The Libert�

The French Line is about to decommission the luxury liner 'Libert�,' a great but ancient lady of the sea. The author of this story is a practical man—he accepts automobiles and airplanes—but he also is a sentimentalist who insists that passenger ships represent the last truly civilized method of travel. Here he bids farewell to his favorite vessel and recalls her many charms

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"I can understand that," I said.

He shook his head. "But how could you, Monsieur? You were only a passenger and knew only her good side. Think how much you could have loved her if you had known her faults."

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