Chapter 19
And without feeling better in my mind, I began to feel myself becoming straying, and very early on, the grease of the candle was gradually increasing, and the length of the grease between the flame and the slow lines, the length of my life, was getting shorter and shorter, and I calculated that I had less than an hour and a half to live, an hour and a half Just!
Was there a chance at that time of a boat launching into the boat from the shore?
And whether the land near which the ship was anchored was in the possession of our side, or the possession of the enemy's side, I made it clear that they must, sooner or later, send a call to the schooner, merely because it was foreign to them and they would seek it, and the question was for me, when?
The sun had not yet risen, and I could tell by looking out of the hatch, there was no coastal village near me, and as we all know before taking the ship, I knew this by not seeing any lights on the shore, and there was no wind, A
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