1 The cap'n is Wolf Larsen, or so men call him.
2 Again I strove to call out, but made no sound.
3 Nor did I call this time from the top of the companion-way.
4 Mr. Van Weyden is what you may call an authority on such things as rights.
5 A call from the mate interrupted the gory narrative, and Harrison went aft.
6 His human fictions, as you choose to call them, make for nobility and manhood.
7 I'll relieve Louis at the wheel," he said shortly, "and call upon you to relieve at midnight.
8 She was like a bit of Dresden china, and I was continually impressed with what I may call her fragility.
9 I tried to break in on the man's morbid thoughts by calling him away, but he smiled sadly at me and refused to obey.
10 Then I removed the sprit, tightly hauling down the peak of the sail, and we raced along under what sailors call a leg-of-mutton.
11 At home I should undoubtedly have given vent to my anguish; but this new and elemental environment seemed to call for a savage repression.
12 Oofty-Oofty had been the only one whose lines were at all pleasing, while, in so far as they pleased, that far had they been what I should call feminine.
13 I knew not what had aroused me, but I found myself out of my bunk, on my feet, wide awake, my soul vibrating to the warning of danger as it might have thrilled to a trumpet call.
14 You are one with a crowd of men who have made what they call a government, who are masters of all the other men, and who eat the food the other men get and would like to eat themselves.
15 It was a careless, unpremeditated glance, one of those haphazard things men do when they have no immediate call to do anything in particular, but act because they are alive and must do something.
16 With the exception of our little cove, the other beaches sloped gently back for a distance of half-a-mile or so, into what I might call rocky meadows, with here and there patches of moss and tundra grass.
17 I never had so much reason for living, was my concluding thought; and after that, until I dozed, I contented myself with trying to pierce the darkness to where I knew Maud crouched low in the stern-sheets, watchful of the foaming sea and ready to call me on an instant's notice.
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