pieces you will find it so when you look know this so long jack that he tom and the two went out together a means pulling it in on one side of the picking off the fish the hooks and passing them back to the sea again � something like and linen on a wash line it is a business and rather dangerous for the long line may a boat under in a flash but when they heard and to thee o out of the fog the crew of the we re here took heart the alongside well loaded tom yelling for to act as relief boat the luck s cut square in two pieces said long jack in the fish while stood open mouthed at the skill with which the plunging was saved from destruction one half was jest tom wanted to haul her an ha done ut but i captains courageous said back the doctor that has the second sight an the other half come up full o big hurry man an bring s a tub o bait there s luck afloat to night the fish bit at the newly hooks from which their brethren had just been taken and tom and long jack moved up and down the length of the the boat s nose under the wet line of hooks the sea that they called off the fresh caught against the and s till dusk i take no risks said then � not with him around so near won t sink fer a week heave in the an we dress after supper that was a mighty dressing down attended by three or four blowing it lasted till nine o clock and was thrice heard to chuckle as pitched the split fish into the hold say you re ahead fast said dan when they ground the knives after the men had turned in there s of a sea to night an i t heard you make no remarks on it captains courageous too busy replied a blade s edge come to think of it she is a high the little was all around her anchor among the silver tipped waves with a start of affected surprise at the sight of the strained cable she on it like a while the spray of her descent burst through the holes with the report of a gun shaking her head she would say well i m sorry i can t stay any longer with you i m going north and would off halting suddenly with a dramatic rattle of her as i was just going to observe she would begin as gravely as a drunken man addressing a lamp post the rest of the sentence she acted her words in dumb show of course was lost in a fit of the when she behaved like a a string a clumsy woman in a side saddle a hen with her head cut off or a cow stung by a exactly as the of the sea took her see her her piece she s henry said dan she swung sideways on a and with her boom from port to captains courageous but � � fer � me give me liberty � er give me � death she sat down in the moon path on the water with a flourish of pride impressive enough had not the wheel gear in its box laughed aloud why it s just as if she was alive he said she s as as a an as dry as a said dan as he was across the deck in a of spray em off an em off an don t ye come me she look at her � jest look at her you should see one o them up her anchor on her outer fifteen water what s a dan them new an boats fine s a forward with to em an an a that u d take our hold i ve heard that himself he made the models fer three or four of em s em on account o their an but there s heaps o money in em can find fish but he ain t no ways � he don t go with the march o the times they re full o captains courageous labor an all ever seed the o she s a ef she is a what do they cost dan hills o dollars fifteen thousand p more there s gold leaf an everything you kin think of then to himself half under his breath guess i d call her h s y too chapter v that was the first of many talks with dan who told why he would transfer his s name to the imaginary heard a good deal about the real at saw a lock of her hair � which dan finding fair words of no avail had as she sat in front of him at school that winter � and a photograph was about fourteen years old with an awful contempt for boys and had been on dan s heart through the winter all this was revealed under oath of solemn secrecy on decks in the dead dark or in choking fog the wheel behind them the climbing deck before and without the sea once of course as the boys came to know each other there was a fight which raged from bow to stern till came up and separated them but promised captains courageous not to tell who thought fighting on watch rather worse than sleeping was no match for dan physically but it says a great deal for his new training that he took his defeat and did not try to get even with his conqueror by methods that was after he had been cured of a string of between his elbows and wrists where the wet and cut into the flesh the salt water stung them but when they were ripe dan treated them with s and 