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المؤلف: Henryk Sienkiewicz

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The men jumped to the orders, and the Nettie gathered headway as
the American schooners came up. But the Gloucester craft crept
up, passed, and with an ironical dip of their little flags raced
on to the Banks.
Cape Sable was not yet out of sight when a topmast on the Rosan
broke off short in a sudden squall. Bijonah Tanner immediately
laid her to and set all hands to work stepping his spare spar, as
he would not think of returning to a shipyard. Nat Burns, when he
noticed the accident, laid to in turn and announced his intention
of standing by the Rosan until she was ready to go on.
As these were among the fastest vessels in the fleet, the others
proceeded on their way, and Nat seized the opportunity of the
repairs to pay his fiancee a visit and remain to supper on the
Rosan.

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