29/32 Experience was beginning to teach us to sleep when we could. The heavy rumble of thunder roused us. The motion of the schooner had changed. Hastily putting on our coats and caps, we went on deck, where a scene of such wild and terrible grandeur presented itself, that I speak of it, even at this lapse of time, with a shudder; knowing, too, that I can give no adequate idea of it in words. I will not say that I am not glad to have witnessed it; but I should not want to see it again. |