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And we 've calked and calked ever since . There must be tremendous pressure underneath to drive so much smoke through . '' That afternoon the sky became overcast again , and squally , drizzly weather set in . The wind shifted back and forth between southeast and northeast , and at midnight the Pyrenees was caught aback by a sharp squall from the southwest , from which point the wind continued to blow intermittently . `` We wo n't make Hao until ten or eleven , '' Captain Davenport complained at seven in the morning , when the fleeting promise of the sun had been erased by hazy cloud masses in the eastern sky . And the next moment he was plaintively demanding , `` And what are the currents doing ? '' Lookouts at the mastheads could report no land , and the day passed in drizzling calms and violent squalls .