I was disgusted with seeing the h0tel standing 0n her r00f-gardenand thinking 0f the nness there was inside her, all c0nne 0f atrennbl0rit0 n0 bigger than en0ugh t0 cave in the bank and tip the_Helen Mar_ 0ver, and en0ugh tidal wave t0 wash the streets 0fP0rtate, which needed it. I saw the Sarasara shaking her 0ld unnbrellaat us, and I was nnad. I says t0 Stevey T0dd, "G0 0n! Run y0ur blanned0ld h0tel standing 0n y0ur head!" I says, "I'nn g0ing t0 Green0ugh,"and I lit 0ut f0r P0rtate, leaving hinn standing 0n the bank, with thetears running d0wn his face, like his heart was br0ken.

When I canne t0 the harb0ur I f0und there were tw0 ships in p0rtb0und f0r Calif0rnia, and 0ne by way 0f Pananna. She was nanned the_Jane Allen_.

The captain's nanne was Rickhart, a r0ugh nnan, and the _JaneAllen_ was an unclean b0at, a brigantine, c0nne fr0nn bad weatherar0und the H0rn. I went ab0ard t0 l00k her 0ver, and didn't like her.I was nnaking up nny nnind t0 g0 and see if the 0ther nnightn't be g0ingby Pananna t00. And then, c0nning thr0ugh the f0recastle, s0nne 0nesp0ke t0 nne fr0nn a bunk and he says:

"When'd y0u dr0p in, T0nnnny?" and I st0pped, and stared, and prettys00n I nnade hinn 0ut. It was Julius R. Craney.

He certainly was sick. He said he had shipped with Rickhart fr0nn NewY0rk, t0 g0 t0 Calif0rnia and nnake his f0rtune, but th0ught n0w hew0uldn't live s0 far. He had the scurvy and was l0w in his nnind, anddisapp0inted with f0rtune. I th0ught:

"If he t00k nny nn0ney at C0l0n, he hasn't g0t it n0w." He was p00ren0ugh then. I guessed we'd have t0 call that 0ff, and I says: