[The Sea-Wolf by Jack London]@TWC D-Link bookThe Sea-Wolf CHAPTER XXIX 4/15
But as I was without experience, and as every detail was an experiment and every successful detail an invention, the day was well gone before her shelter was an accomplished fact.
And then, that night, it rained, and she was flooded out and driven back into the boat. The next morning I dug a shallow ditch around the tent, and, an hour later, a sudden gust of wind, whipping over the rocky wall behind us, picked up the tent and smashed it down on the sand thirty yards away. Maud laughed at my crestfallen expression, and I said, "As soon as the wind abates I intend going in the boat to explore the island.
There must be a station somewhere, and men.
And ships must visit the station.
Some Government must protect all these seals.
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