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He evidently felt his own weakness , and realized that whiskey had caused him to make a mess of it . His hostility was excited against me , and during the rest of the voyage he watched me with an evil eye , and appeared to be waiting for an opportunity to do something . For my own part , I felt that there was a heavy discount on E. Dunkswell . WE had a remarkably pleasant and quick passage , and on the eighth day from New York , while we were at dinner , I heard the captain say to a lady who sat near him , that we should be off Queenstown the next morning , at six or seven o'clock . I was sorry that we were to approach the land by night , for I wanted to see it . `` You can see it if you choose to sit up all night , '' laughed Mr. Solomons . `` It will be rather too dark to see anything , '' I added .