The trouble with scheduling a sail in the tropics was that one never could know what sort of weather awaited one. Bush might have woken to a storm-tossed morning, one that would have demanded he postpone the trip with the Doctor lest they get swept out to sea. But any such worries had been in vain. The morning was calm, with just enough breeze to
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He carried with him his notebook, a pot from the kitchen for specimens, and a book on tropical fish that the bookshelf had been kind enough to give him. Despite how low he had been of late, he was very much looking forward to the expedition.
"Do I have permission to come aboard, sir?" he inquired.
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Still, he couldn't get the damn boat off the sand alone. His expression was nothing but polite. "If you could get on the other side of the bow, Doctor? Just give her a good heave on my command, that should get her off the shore, and then get in as quickly as you can."
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