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by John Steinbeck
About 65 pages (19,519 words)
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On the first night, the expedition party is reluctant to go below, and they stay out to look at the stars and take their turns at the helm. While the Western Flyer is traveling south to its destination, the boat sails night and day. Tony comments on the behavior of the waves, and corrects course effortlessly, anticipating all the factors that may effect their movement. The others feel some pressure when it is their turn at the wheel, especially when Tony is watching. Although he seldom corrects anyone, his deep appreciation for truth in.....

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