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991
"
Take
the
bucket
,
will
ye
,
Archy
?
what
noise
d'ye
mean
?
"
992
"
There
it
is
again
--
under
the
hatches
--
do
n't
you
hear
it
--
a
cough
--
it
sounded
like
a
cough
.
"
993
"
Cough
be
damned
!
Pass
along
that
return
bucket
.
"
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994
"
There
again
--
there
it
is
!
--
it
sounds
like
two
or
three
sleepers
turning
over
,
now
!
"
995
"
Caramba
!
have
done
,
shipmate
,
will
ye
?
It
's
the
three
soaked
biscuits
ye
eat
for
supper
turning
over
inside
of
ye
--
nothing
else
.
Look
to
the
bucket
!
"
996
"
Say
what
ye
will
,
shipmate
;
I
've
sharp
ears
.
"
997
"
Aye
,
you
are
the
chap
,
ai
n't
ye
,
that
heard
the
hum
of
the
old
Quakeress
's
knitting-needles
fifty
miles
at
sea
from
Nantucket
;
you
're
the
chap
.
"
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998
"
Grin
away
;
we
'll
see
what
turns
up
999
Hark
ye
,
Cabaco
,
there
is
somebody
down
in
the
after-hold
that
has
not
yet
been
seen
on
deck
;
and
I
suspect
our
old
Mogul
knows
something
of
it
too
.
I
heard
Stubb
tell
Flask
,
one
morning
watch
,
that
there
was
something
of
that
sort
in
the
wind
.
"
"
Tish
!
the
bucket
!
"