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nd making the knight do what he would certainly have done in its place.For his mind was full of forlorn hopes,death-or-glory charges,and last stands.
But this pleasant time did not last.There came an evening when Lucy,gazing idly astern at the long furrow or wake they were leaving behind them,saw a great rack of clouds building itself up in the west with amazing speed.Then a gap was torn in it and a yellow sunset poured through the gap.All the waves behind them seemed to take on unusual shapes and the sea was a drab or yellowish color like dirty canvas.The air grew cold.The ship seemed to move uneasily as if she felt danger behind her.The sail would be flat and limp one minute and wildly full the next.While she was noting these things and wondering at a sinister change which had come over the very noise of the wind,Drinian cried, “All hands on deck.”In a moment everyone became frantically busy. The hatches were battened down,the galley fire was put out, men went aloft to reef th