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What 's the use in being always on the look-out for Davy Jones ? He turned fiercely upon me , and tried to look me down , and face me out of my statement ; but finding that that would n't do , and that I was entering upon my defence in such a way as would show to the other two that he was in the wrong , - he changed his ground , and pointed to the shipping papers of the Pilgrim , from which my name had never been erased , and said that there was my name , - that I belonged to her , - that he had an absolute discretionary power ; - and , in short , that I must be on board the Pilgrim by the next morning with my chest and hammock , or have some one ready to go in my place , and that he would not hear another word from me . All the hides , too , that came down in the boats , were soaked with water , and unfit to put below , so that we were obliged to trice them up to dry , in the intervals of sunshine or wind , upon all parts of the vessel . The captain , who sleeps all the daytime , and comes and goes at night as he chooses , can have his brandy and water in the cabin , and his hot coffee at the galley ; while Jack , who has to stand through everything , and work in wet and cold , can have nothing to wet his lips or warm his stomach . If it is light , the royal yards are clewed down , and the ship keeps on her way ; but if the squall takes strong hold , the royals are clewed up , fore and aft ; light hands lay aloft and furl them ; top-gallant yards clewed down , flying-jib hauled down , and the ship kept off before it , - the man at the helm laying out his strength to heave the wheel up to windward .