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He is bound in gallantry to find out the lady and return the compliment , though it must not be done if the person sees you . Those who had no south-wester caps , made them , and several of the crew made themselves tarpaulin jackets and trowsers , lined on the inside with flannel . Jokes were made upon those who showed any interest in the expected news , and everything near and dear was made common stock for rude jokes and unfeeling coarseness , to which no exception could be taken by any one . They had just got to sleep toward morning , when they were turned up with the rest , and kept at work all day in the water , carrying hides , their heads aching so that they could hardly stand . But the chest showed like the end of a long voyage , for there was nothing that would answer but a few drops of laudanum , which must be saved for any emergency ; so I had only to bear the pain as well as I could . " ' Vast there , you bloody old owl ! This filled up the measure of the agent 's unpopularity , and never after this could he get anything done by any of the crew ; and many a delay and vexation , and many a good ducking in the surf , did he get to pay up old scores , or " square the yards with the bloody quill-driver . You're frightened by the ducking you got in the scuppers , and ca n't take a joke ! From this , if a man comes within an ace of breaking his neck and escapes , it is made a joke of ; and no notice must be taken of a bruise or cut ; and any expression of pity , or any show of attention , would look sisterly , and unbecoming a man who has to face the rough and tumble of such a life . On Sunday morning , as soon as the decks were washed , and we had got breakfast , those who had obtained liberty began to clean themselves , as it is called , to go ashore . The Diana 's crews - a set of worthless outcasts , who had been picked up at the islands from the refuse of whale-ships , - were all as drunk as beasts , and had a set-to , on the beach , with their captain , who was in no better state than themselves . 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 . It carries you back to the spot , better than anything else . We were going along at a great rate , dead before the wind , with studding-sails out on both sides , alow and aloft , on a dark night , just after midnight , and everything was as still as the grave , except the washing of the water by the vessel 's side ; for , being before the wind , with a smooth sea , the little brig , covered with canvas , was doing great business , with very little noise . He told them what he had heard , and said that he did not believe that they would try to do any such thing as was intimated ; that they had always been good men , - obedient , and knew their duty , and he had no fault to find with them ; and asked them what they had to complain of - said that no one could say that he was slow to carry sail , ( which was true enough ;) and that , as soon as he thought it was safe and proper , he should make sail . The last night they kept it up in great style , and were getting into a high-go , when the captain called us off to go aboard , for , it being south-easter season , he was afraid to remain on shore long ; and it was well he did not , for that very night , we slipped our cables , as a crowner to our fun ashore , and stood off before a south-easter , which lasted twelve hours , and returned to our anchorage the next day . He a' n't the child you take him for. " We fisted the sail together , and after six or eight minutes of hard hauling and pulling and beating down the sail , which was as stiff as sheet iron , we managed to get it furied ; and snugly furled it must be , for we knew the mate well enough to be certain that if it got adrift again , we should be called up from our watch below , at any hour of the night , to furl it . We had now finished all our business at this port , and it being Sunday , we unmoored ship and got under weigh , firing a salute to the Russian brig , and another to the Presidio , which were both answered . They had many of the latest sailor songs , which had not yet got about among our merchantmen , and which they were very choice of . These were taken from her the next day , which filled us up , and we both got under weigh on the 4th , she bound up to San Francisco again , and we to San Diego , where we arrived on the 6th . The chief mate heard the noise , dove down the hatchway , hauled them both up on deck , and told them to shake hands and have no more trouble for the voyage , or else they should fight till one gave in for beaten . " Battle-songs , drinking-songs , boat-songs , love-songs , and everything else , they seemed to have a complete assortment of , and I was glad to find that " All in the Downs , " " Poor Tom Bowline , " " The Bay of Biscay , " " List , ye Landsmen ! A man , too , can have nothing peculiar or sacred on board ship ; for all the nicer feelings they take pride in disregarding , both in themselves and others .