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I will take one third of it ; Mr. Gayther shall have one third ; and one third shall be divided among the crew . Then we 'll anchor a buoy near this spot and sail away , to come back again as soon as may be . ' `` Everybody agreed to this , and we all went to supper . Early the next morning a breeze blew very fresh from the southwest ; then it increased to a gale ; and before ten o'clock the waves began to run so high that one of them lifted the brig clean off the sunken ships on which she had been resting , and we were afloat . In ten seconds more we were lying broadside to the wind . Then indeed we had to skip around lively , get up some sails , and put her properly on the wind . Before we had time to draw an easy breath we were scudding along , far from the spot which we had intended to mark with an anchored buoy .