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1 The stout wood was crushed like an egg-shell.

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2 Between us and the bottom of the sea was less than an inch of wood.

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3 On all sides there was a rending and crashing of wood and steel and canvas.

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4 I tried to reach it, in a mad resolve to claw into the wood with my nails, but my arms were heavy and lifeless.

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5 I sawed and chopped and chiselled the weathered wood till it had the appearance of having been gnawed by some gigantic mouse.

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6 There was more cursing, and a mocking laugh, and when all was quiet I stole outside and found a heavy knife imbedded over an inch in the solid wood.

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7 The boat had lain there for a long time, for it was half filled with sand, and the splintered wood had that weather-worn appearance due to long exposure to the elements.

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