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t to scramble▓ into the rigging, laughing ch●ildishly.In record time the ▓anchor swung from the cathead and we waited imp▓atient
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ly for signs of land. But▓ the fog horn had been croaking a●t regular intervals for days.The best pair of e
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●yes could not have made out a mountain a ship　癔s length away.Moreover, the▓ skipper was none too sure of h●is whereabout
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s; his reckonings, like ▓those of many a “windjammer’s●” captain, were fully as much depen●dent on guesswo
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rk as mathematics.At fo●ur bells, therefore, we wore ship and ran du●e north.At midnight we went ab▓out again
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, and for two days we beat up and ▓down the coast, while the crew nibbled worm-eat●en biscuits in helpless rage. On▓ the t

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tow-line slipped over t●he bollards, the first bit of n▓ews from the outer world passed b▓etween our skipper and the tug captain. ▓“Is the —— in yet” bellowed the for●mer, naming the bark that had pa●ssed us in Tokyo Bay. “Aye▓,” came bac

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k the answer, “three weeks ●ago—” A sizzling oath mounted to● the lips of the “old man.” 〃埌You’re down for lost, captain,” co▓ntinued the newcomer.“She reported you agrou▓nd on Saratoga Spit.” “Agrou●nd hell!” roared our beloved c?/p> ge● was not half over

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hough we’ve struck ev●erything but ground, and no bloody m●istake.” All night long the tug strained at ▓th
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me the l●ight breeze shifted a point.●In the afternoon we dropped anchor in a quiet co●ve close off a wooded sh
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●g tobacco. The next morning ▓I turned to with the crew as u●sual and toiled from daylight to da●rk.No hint
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kin▓dly, sir,” I answered, “but I’m home now, ▓once I get ashore.” “Aye!〃埍 snorted the captain, “And i●n three days you’ll be on th