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 1 17|          tempted me. I thought to myself that it would be pleasant
 2 18|        then stopped, and I seated myself in the stern on my sheepskin
 3 18|          on my sheepskin and made myself as comfortable as possible.
 4 19|        perfectly calm, but I felt myself affected by the unusual
 5 23| suffocated me, and, almost beside myself, I thought of swimming away
 6 23|          tremble with fear. I saw myself, lost, going by guesswork
 7 23|         seemed as if I would feel myself dragged down by the feet
 8 25|            I tried to reason with myself. My will made me resolve
 9 25|         thing was afraid. I asked myself what there was to be afraid
10 28|       some more rum and stretched myself out at the bottom of the
11 28|       moment to moment. I said to myself: "Come, get up!" and I was
12 28|         to move. At last I raised myself with infinite caution as