noon
The night passed away without any change in the weather . When morning came all hands were looking out for the wreck ; but we all looked in vain . There was the leaden sky , the dark-green foaming sea , but not a spot on it to be observed far as the eye could reach . Before noon the wind once more moderated , and making all sail we stood over the place where , by our captain 's calculations , the wreck would be found . Not a sign of her was to be seen . It was too certain that she must have gone down during the night . Every day seemed to have its event .