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He had a slight and elegant figure , moved gracefully , danced and waltzed beautifully , spoke the best of Castilian , with a pleasant and refined voice and accent , and had , throughout , the bearing of a man of high birth and figure . We congratulated one another upon finding what we had long talked over and wished for , thus brought about ; and none on board the ship were more glad than ourselves to see the old brig standing round the point , under full sail . We unbent the mainsail , and formed an awning with it over the after part of the boat , made a bed of wet logs of wood , and , with our jackets on , lay down , about six o'clock , to sleep . The curse of a people calling themselves Christian , seems to follow them everywhere ; and even here , in this obscure place , lay two young islanders , whom I had left strong , active young men , in the vigor of health , wasting away under a disease , which they would never have known but for their intercourse with Christianized Mexico and people from Christian America . He made a sign to the mate , who came forward , took his station , deliberately between the knight-heads , cast a glance aloft , and called out , " All hands , lay aloft and loose the sails ! Stockings , mittens , and all , were wrung out also and then hung up to drain and chafe dry against the bulk-heads . Accordingly , having picked out a good berth , in the stream , with a good smooth beach opposite , for a landing " Place and within two cables ' length of our hide-house , we moored ship , unbent all the sails , sent down the top-gallant yards and all the studding-sail booms , and housed the top-gallant masts .