In the South Seas

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In the South Seas Robert Louis Stevenson

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  Thenightfelllovelyintheextreme。Afterthemoonwentdown,theheavenwasathingtowonderatforstars。AndasIlayinthecockpitandlookeduponthesteersmanIwashauntedbyEmerson’sverses:

  ’AndtheloneseamanallthenightSailsastonishedamongstars。’

  Bythisglitteringandimperfectbrightness,aboutfourbellsinthefirstwatchwemadeourthirdatoll,Raraka。Thelowlineoftheislelaystraightalongthesky;sothatIwasatfirstremindedofatowpath,andweseemedtobemountingsomeengineeredandnavigablestream。Presentlyaredstarappeared,abouttheheightandbrightnessofadangersignal,andwiththatmysimilewaschanged;weseemedrathertoskirttheembankmentofarailway,andtheeyebegantolookinstinctivelyforthetelegraph-posts,andtheeartoexpectthecomingofatrain。Hereandthere,butrarely,fainttree-topsbrokethelevel。Andthesoundofthesurfaccompaniedus,nowinadrowsymonotone,nowwithamenacingswing。

  Theislelaynearlyeastandwest,barringouradvanceonFakarava。

  Wemust,therefore,hugthecoastuntilwegainedthewesternend,where,throughapassageeightmileswide,wemightsailsouthwardbetweenRarakaandthenextisle,Kauehi。Wehadthewindfree,alightishair;butcloudsofaninkyblacknesswerebeginningtoarise,andattimesitlightened-withoutthunder。Something,I

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