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"
Those
sailors
we
saw
,
Queequeg
,
where
can
they
have
gone
to
?
"
said
I
,
looking
dubiously
at
the
sleeper
.
But
it
seemed
that
,
when
on
the
wharf
,
Queequeg
had
not
at
all
noticed
what
I
now
alluded
to
;
hence
I
would
have
thought
myself
to
have
been
optically
deceived
in
that
matter
,
were
it
not
for
Elijah
's
otherwise
inexplicable
question
.
But
I
beat
the
thing
down
;
and
again
marking
the
sleeper
,
jocularly
hinted
to
Queequeg
that
perhaps
we
had
best
sit
up
with
the
body
;
telling
him
to
establish
himself
accordingly
.
He
put
his
hand
upon
the
sleeper
's
rear
,
as
though
feeling
if
it
was
soft
enough
;
and
then
,
without
more
ado
,
sat
quietly
down
there
.
"
Gracious
!
Queequeg
,
do
n't
sit
there
,
"
said
I.
"
Oh
;
perry
dood
seat
,
"
said
Queequeg
,
"
my
country
way
;
wo
n't
hurt
him
face
.
"
"
Face
!
"
said
I
,
"
call
that
his
face
?
very
benevolent
countenance
then
;
but
how
hard
he
breathes
,
he
's
heaving
himself
;
get
off
,
Queequeg
,
you
are
heavy
,
it
's
grinding
the
face
of
the
poor
.
Get
off
,
Queequeg
!
Look
,
he
'll
twitch
you
off
soon
.
I
wonder
he
do
n't
wake
.
"
Queequeg
removed
himself
to
just
beyond
the
head
of
the
sleeper
,
and
lighted
his
tomahawk
pipe
.
I
sat
at
the
feet
.
We
kept
the
pipe
passing
over
the
sleeper
,
from
one
to
the
other
.
Meanwhile
,
upon
questioning
him
in
his
broken
fashion
,
Queequeg
gave
me
to
understand
that
,
in
his
land
,
owing
to
the
absence
of
settees
and
sofas
of
all
sorts
,
the
king
,
chiefs
,
and
great
people
generally
,
were
in
the
custom
of
fattening
some
of
the
lower
orders
for
ottomans
;
and
to
furnish
a
house
comfortably
in
that
respect
,
you
had
only
to
buy
up
eight
or
ten
lazy
fellows
,
and
lay
them
around
in
the
piers
and
alcoves
.
Besides
,
it
was
very
convenient
on
an
excursion
;
much
better
than
those
garden-chairs
which
are
convertible
into
walking
sticks
;
upon
occasion
,
a
chief
calling
his
attendant
,
and
desiring
him
to
make
a
settee
of
himself
under
a
spreading
tree
,
perhaps
in
some
damp
marshy
place
.
While
narrating
these
things
,
every
time
Queequeg
received
the
tomahawk
from
me
,
he
flourished
the
hatchet-side
of
it
over
the
sleeper
's
head
.
"
What
's
that
for
,
Queequeg
?
"
"
Perry
easy
,
kill-e
;
oh
!
perry
easy
!
He
was
going
on
with
some
wild
reminiscences
about
his
tomahawk-pipe
which
,
it
seemed
,
had
in
its
two
uses
both
brained
his
foes
and
soothed
his
soul
,
when
we
were
directly
attracted
to
the
sleeping
rigger
.
The
strong
vapor
now
completely
filling
the
contracted
hole
,
it
began
to
tell
upon
him
.
He
breathed
with
a
sort
of
muffledness
;
then
seemed
troubled
in
the
nose
;
then
revolved
over
once
or
twice
;
then
sat
up
and
rubbed
his
eyes
.
