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Ill and Conscience–Stricken

           Ihadmademealonglineofsomerope-yarn,butIhadnohooks; yetIfrequentlycaughtfishenough,asmuchasIcaredtoeat; allwhichIdriedinthesun,andeatthemdry. 

           May5. Workedonthewreck,cutanotherbeamasunder,andbroughtthreegreatfir-planksofffromthedecks,whichItiedtogether,andmadeswimonshore,whenthetideoffloodcameon. 

           May6. Workedonthewreck,gotseveralironboltsoutofher,andotherpiecesofiron-work; workedveryhard,andcamehomeverymuchtired,andhadthoughtsofgivingitover. 

           May7. Wenttothewreckagain,butwithanintentnottowork,butfoundtheweightofthewreckhadbrokeitselfdown,thebeamsbeingcut;thatseveralpiecesoftheshipseemedtolieloose,andtheinsideoftheholdlaysoopenthatIcouldseeintoit,butalmostfullofwaterandsand. 

           May8. Wenttothewreck,andcarriedanironcrowtowrenchupthedeck,whichlaynowquiteclearofthewaterorsand. Iwrenchedopentwoplanks,andbroughtthemonshorealsowiththetide. Ilefttheironcrowinthewreckfornextday. 

           May9. Wenttothewreck,andwiththecrowmadewayintothebodyofthewreck,andfeltseveralcasks,andloosenedthemwiththecrow,butcouldnotbreakthemup. IfeltalsotherollofEnglishlead,andcouldstirit,butitwastooheavytoremove. 

           May10,11,12,13,14. Wenteverydaytothewreck,andgotagreatdealofpiecesoftimber,andboards,orplank,andtwoorthreehundredweightofiron. 

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