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MECKLENBERG - WESTERN POMMERANIA,
GERMANY
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Mama,
do you know where my other jeans are?
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"Lover,
I'm back.
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It's early March and still snowing.
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You wouldn't be able to stand it.
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Nothing is swaying or coiling
and it smells of stables not salt.
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I've been helping out on my mother's farm
since my return.
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I like working with animals,
and, don't laugh, even the smell.
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Where are you now?
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Were you in such storms again?
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It worked out with my university place.
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I'm off to Berlin on Friday.
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I'll stay with a friend of Nils for a while
then hopefully find a place.
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Will you come visit me?
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I found an app for French,
by the way.
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So watch out!
My next mail might be 'en français'.
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Salut et un bisou, Marek."
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RADIANT SEA
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DUNKERQUE,
FRANCE
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I imagine myself
standing amongst a group of sailors.
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It's still early morning.
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Duties are being allocated.
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I'm to go with two others
to the engine room.
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But then the captain
takes me to one side.
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He puts his hand on my shoulder
and stares deep into my eyes.
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There'll be a storm this evening.
We need the motor back by then.
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I'm sent on my way
with a firm handshake.
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I run to catch up the others.
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Suddenly the ship's survival
depends upon me.
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First floor.
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Doors are opening.
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Direction: ascending.
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Yes, yes. Stop.
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Stop... Stop!
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Hello.
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Hello.
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Are you sailing on the St George?
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His name is Jean.
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He's waiting for the same ship as I am.
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He says a seven-day wait is normal.
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Sometimes, though, things move fast
and you have to scurry for the ship.
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He's been a sailor since he was 16.
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Then he asks me:
And who are you?
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We arrange to meet tonight.
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Direction: descending.
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Doors are dosing.
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Doors are opening.
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I have precisely ten euros in my pocket.
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Oysters are expensive.
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I'll take care of the taxi, says Jean.
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A ship's engineer
seems to earn good money.
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My mother would be pleased.
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Have fun.
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SAINT-NAZAIRE,
FRANCE
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If you look over there
you can see the merchant Navy ports.
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Exactly.
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Mr Captain Lieutenant, Lieutenant Werner,
Marine and War correspondent.
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Johann the Ghost.
Decent German heroes.
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Jean has never heard of 'Das Boot'.
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No one knows it in France, he says.
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I had to watch it twice at school.
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Jean has already left for work.
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I still have some time.
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MONTOIR-DE-BRETAGNE,
FRANCE
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Prerequisites
for a Nauticai Seaman's Licence:
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School-leaving exam,
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being no less than 14 years old.
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Nautical studies:
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Three months at a Maritime College,
Basic Training.
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Nine months as a Deck Boy.
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One year as a Hand
and one as an Ordinary Seaman.
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Then the Sailor's Exam.
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Then at least a year
as an Able Seaman.
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Professions in freighter shipping:
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Captain, Chief Engineer,
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Chief Mate,
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Second Engineer,
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Second Mate,
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Third Engineer,
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Third Mate,
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Fourth Engineer,
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Ship Mechanic,
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Steward, Cook,
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Ordinary and Able Seaman,
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Boatswain, Welder,
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Oiler, Wiper.
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Jean is waiting on deck E.
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“Are you well“?
he asks me.
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"Yes."
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"He has a straight back",
I think to myself.
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“And the work?“
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I still don't actually know
what my duties are.
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But I don't say so.
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"As long as you know where the ship library is",
he says, and laughs.
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“The ship's name was Marie.
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The captain's, Guermeur.
Beneath him five fishermen.
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Every year it braved
the perilous fishing around Iceland
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where the summer knows no nights.
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Jean, the Bretons call him Yann,
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and Sylvestre, the youngest of the seaman,
were at the helm.
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They had fastened themselves
to the wheel.
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Intoxicated by
the tumultuous movements around them,
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they sang at the top of their lungs
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mu they were breathless.
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St George, the dragon slayer.
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197 metres long, 30 metres wide.
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Maximum loading capacity:
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2462 TEU.
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"20 feet equivalent unit"
is what it's called.
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I'd like to work in the engine room.
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But I've been assigned to the steward,
which means, cleaning.
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Jean...
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do you love me?
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I want us to stay together forever.
Jean laughs.
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You sound like a little boy.
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Then he gives me a kiss
and pulls me to him.
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"Jean", I say
"can we see each other later?"
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"I'm working."
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"I mean after that."
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"I'm tired. "
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“Jean!”
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A good day.
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I don't want to.
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Why not?
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I just don't want to.
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So what do you want?
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I don't know. Maybe...
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talk.
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People need to talk.
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Yes.
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Well, then...
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Then...
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MARTINIQUE,
FRANCE
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I don't know yet.
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I'll think it over.
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His name is Jean.
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He's been a sailor since he was 16.
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He had his first boyfriend at 17.
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"And no steady relationship since",
he says.
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How many know this bar?
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The most secret places on the island.
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The hotel.
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The room with the view of the sea.
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We fuck and that's it?
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First you show me the island,
then we fuck, huh?
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That's your routine, huh?
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I don't want to be just one of thousands.
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Who will it be tomorrow.
-Tomorrow is tomorrow.
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You're a fascist.
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You're not so polite anymore.
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How's that?
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You're not as polite as you were
in the beginning.
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Politeness doesn't always win the day.
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Why?
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We scarcely spoke
on the way back to the car.
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I wanted to take a different path.
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We suddenly didn't know where we were.
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Oh, shit!
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I hate the jungle.
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I can see him wearing a black bathrobe.
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He's siting there, peeling an orange.
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The peel falls in an even spiral
upon the table.
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Jean looks as if he were in a film.
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On that morning
we slept with each other again.
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What do you call that?
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In French?
-Yes.
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Un brosse-à-dents.
-Un brosse-à-dents?
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And what do you call this?
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"Penis".
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"Schwanz".
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Or ... "Pimmel".
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And what do you call it in France?
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It's also called "penis".
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And you can also say...
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"Bite", "chibre", "vit" ...
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Okay.
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But in your case...
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we'd say, a "verge".
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Okay.
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What's up?
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How do you know?
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Why are you leaving?
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The captain is an asshole.
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The steward
who's supposed to take care of me...
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is offended.
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When duties are assigned,
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I'm supposed to clean toilets
or distribute loo roll.
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And every breeze makes me sick.
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It's not my scene.
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Let's do something.
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I don't understand.
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“The ship's name was Marie.
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The captain' s Guermeur.
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Beneath him five fishermen.
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Each year they made
a long and perilous fishing trip
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to the cold seas off Iceland
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where the summer knows no nights.
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Jean, the Bretons called him Yann,
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and Sylvestre,
the youngest of the sailors,
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were at the rudder.
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They'd bound themselves to it,
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and drunk from the up-and-down,
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as well as the speed,
they sang loudly
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until they were out of breath.
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For Sylvestre, this summer
was the last aboard the Marie,
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for he was being conscripted
in autumn.
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The idea of being separated from Yann
saddened him,
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but equally he wanted to prove to Yann
how courageous he was."
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