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`` Well , they wo n't poison you , '' said the mate resentfully . `` Your father left his at Ipswich to have 'em cobbled up a bit . '' The girl passed them up on the deck , and , closing the companion with a bang , disappeared . It is possible that the fatigues of the day had been too much for her , for when she awoke , and consulted the little silver watch that hung by her bunk , it was past five o'clock , and the red glow of the sun was flooding the cabin as she arose and hastily dressed . The deck was drying in white patches as she went above , and the mate was sitting yawning at the wheel , his eyelids red for want of sleep . `` Did n't I tell you to call me at two o'clock ? '' she demanded , confronting him .