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"
But
I
said
,
old
man
,
that
ere
thou
couldst
die
on
this
voyage
,
two
hearses
must
verily
be
seen
by
thee
on
the
sea
;
the
first
not
made
by
mortal
hands
;
and
the
visible
wood
of
the
last
one
must
be
grown
in
America
"
"
Aye
,
aye
!
a
strange
sight
that
,
Parsee
!
--
a
hearse
and
its
plumes
floating
over
the
ocean
with
the
waves
for
the
pall-bearers
.
Ha
!
Such
a
sight
we
shall
not
soon
see
.
"
"
Believe
it
or
not
,
thou
canst
not
die
till
it
be
seen
,
old
man
.
"
"
And
what
was
that
saying
about
thyself
?
"
"
Though
it
come
to
the
last
,
I
shall
still
go
before
thee
thy
pilot
.
"
"
And
when
thou
art
so
gone
before
--
if
that
ever
befall
--
then
ere
I
can
follow
,
thou
must
still
appear
to
me
,
to
pilot
me
still
?
--
Was
it
not
so
?
Well
,
then
,
did
I
believe
all
ye
say
,
oh
my
pilot
!
I
have
here
two
pledges
that
I
shall
yet
slay
Moby
Dick
and
survive
it
.
"
"
Take
another
pledge
,
old
man
,
"
said
the
Parsee
,
as
his
eyes
lighted
up
like
fire-flies
in
the
gloom
--
"
Hemp
only
can
kill
thee
.
"
"
The
gallows
,
ye
mean
.
--
I
am
immortal
then
,
on
land
and
on
sea
,
"
cried
Ahab
,
with
a
laugh
of
derision
;
--
"
Immortal
on
land
and
on
sea
!
"
Both
were
silent
again
,
as
one
man
.
The
grey
dawn
came
on
,
and
the
slumbering
crew
arose
from
the
boat
's
bottom
,
and
ere
noon
the
dead
whale
was
brought
to
the
ship
.
The
season
for
the
Line
at
length
drew
near
;
and
every
day
when
Ahab
,
coming
from
his
cabin
cast
his
eyes
aloft
,
the
vigilant
helmsman
would
ostentatiously
handle
his
spokes
,
and
the
eager
mariners
quickly
run
to
the
braces
,
and
would
stand
there
with
all
their
eyes
centrally
fixed
on
the
nailed
doubloon
;
impatient
for
the
order
to
point
the
ship
's
prow
for
the
equator
.
In
good
time
the
order
came
.
It
was
hard
upon
high
noon
;
and
Ahab
,
seated
in
the
bows
of
his
high-hoisted
boat
,
was
about
taking
his
wonted
daily
observation
of
the
sun
to
determine
his
latitude
.
