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"
What
soulless
thing
is
this
that
laughs
before
a
wreck
?
Man
,
man
!
did
I
not
know
thee
brave
as
fearless
fire
(
and
as
mechanical
)
I
could
swear
thou
wert
a
paltroon
.
Groan
nor
laugh
should
be
heard
before
a
wreck
.
"
"
Aye
,
sir
,
"
said
Starbuck
drawing
near
,
"
'
tis
a
solemn
sight
;
an
omen
,
and
an
ill
one
.
"
"
Omen
?
omen
?
--
the
dictionary
!
If
the
gods
think
to
speak
outright
to
man
,
they
will
honorably
speak
outright
;
not
shake
their
heads
,
and
give
an
old
wives
'
darkling
hint
.
--
Begone
!
Ye
two
are
the
opposite
poles
of
one
thing
;
Starbuck
is
Stubb
reversed
,
and
Stubb
is
Starbuck
;
and
ye
two
are
all
mankind
;
and
Ahab
stands
alone
among
the
millions
of
the
peopled
earth
,
nor
gods
nor
men
his
neighbors
!
Cold
,
cold
--
I
shiver
!
--
How
now
?
Aloft
there
!
D'ye
see
him
?
Sing
out
for
every
spout
,
though
he
spout
ten
times
a
second
!
"
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The
day
was
nearly
done
;
only
the
helm
of
his
golden
robe
was
rustling
.
Soon
it
was
almost
dark
,
but
the
look-out
men
still
remained
unset
.
"
Ca
n't
see
the
spout
now
,
sir
;
--
too
dark
"
--
cried
a
voice
from
the
air
.
"
How
heading
when
last
seen
?
"
"
As
before
,
sir
--
straight
to
leeward
.
"
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"
Good
!
he
will
travel
slower
now
'
tis
night
.
Down
royals
and
top-gallant
stunsails
,
Mr.
Starbuck
We
must
not
run
over
him
before
morning
;
he
's
making
a
passage
now
,
and
may
heave-to
a
while
.
Helm
there
!
keep
her
full
before
the
wind
!
--
Aloft
!
come
down
!
--
Mr.
Stubb
,
send
a
fresh
hand
to
the
fore-mast
head
,
and
see
it
manned
till
morning
.
"
--
Then
advancing
towards
the
doubloon
in
the
main-mast
--
"
Men
,
this
gold
is
mine
,
for
I
earned
it
;
but
I
shall
let
it
abide
here
till
the
White
Whale
is
dead
;
and
then
,
whosoever
of
ye
first
raises
him
,
upon
the
day
he
shall
be
killed
,
this
gold
is
that
man
's
;
and
if
on
that
day
I
shall
again
raise
him
,
then
,
ten
times
its
sum
shall
be
divided
among
all
of
ye
!
Away
now
!
the
deck
is
thine
,
sir
!
"
And
so
saying
,
he
placed
himself
half
way
within
the
scuttle
,
and
slouching
his
hat
,
stood
there
till
dawn
,
except
when
at
intervals
rousing
himself
to
see
how
the
night
wore
on
.