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Left on Labrador

CHAPTER II
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A smart, cold breeze gushed out of the north-west.

The huge, dim-white sails were filling: "The Curlew" gathered way, and stood out to sea.

The chilling breeze, the motion, the ink-black waves, and their sharp cracking on the beach, were altogether a little disheartening at first, coming so suddenly from sleep.

We felt not a little inclined to shrink back to our warm blankets; but, mastering this feeling, braced our courage, and drew breath for our long cruise.

The captain came aft.
"Ah! good-morning!" he cried, seeing us huddled about the companion-way.


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