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. “I much prefer my mockingbird.”  Oswell made two more trips out to the Merling King to offload provisions. Among the loads he brought ashore were several casks of wine. Petyr poured Sansa a cup, as promised. “Here, my lady, that should help your tummy, I would hope.”  Having solid ground beneath her feet had helped already, but Sansa dutifully lifted the goblet with both hands and took a sip.