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The mate walked the deck , looking at the sails , and then over the side to see the foam fly by her , slapping his hands upon his thighs and talking to the ship - " Hurrah , you jade , you've got the scent ! To make a walk , which is absolutely necessary to pass away the time , one of us hit upon the expedient of sanding the deck ; and afterwards , whenever the rain was not so violent as to wash it off , the weatherside of the quarterdeck and a part of the waist and forecastle were sprinkled with the sand which we had on board for holystoning ; and thus we made a good promenade , where we walked fore and aft , two and two , hour after hour , in our long , dull , and comfortless watches . It being now mid-winter and in high latitude , the nights were very long , so that we were not turned-to until seven in the morning , and were obliged to knock off at five in the evening , when we got supper ; which gave us nearly three hours before eight bells , at which time the watch was set . Upon the whole , ours was the best berth ; for though the water was nipping cold , early in the morning and late at night , and being so continually wet was rather an exposure , yet we got rid of the constant dust and dirt from the beating of the hides , and being all of us young and hearty , did not mind the exposure . A regular look-out was then set , and kept by each watch in turn , until the morning . The fellow got a good shaking for the trouble he had given . She flung the foam from her bows ; the spray breaking aft as far as the gangway . " Each day the sun rose higher in the horizon , and the nights grew shorter ; and at coming on deck each morning , there was a sensible change in the temperature . I slept on till all hands were called in the morning ; for , fortunately for me , the Indians , intentionally , or from mistaking their orders , had gone off alone in the night , and were far out of sight . Now began the operation of taking in our cargo , which kept us hard at work , from the grey of the morning till star-light , for six weeks , with the exception of Sundays , and of just time to swallow our meals .