WhenIwakeditwasbroadday, theweatherclear, andthestormabated, , thattheshipwasliftedoffinthenightfromthesandwhereshelaybytheswellingofthetide, andwasdrivenupalmostasfarastherockwhichIatfirstmentioned, , andtheshipseemingtostanduprightstill, Iwishedmyselfonboard, , Ilookedaboutmeagain, andthefirstthingIfoundwastheboat, whichlay, asthewindandtheseahadtossedherup, upontheland, ; butfoundaneckorinletofwaterbetweenmeandtheboatwhichwasabouthalfamilebroad; soIcamebackforthepresent, beingmoreintentupongettingattheship, whereIhopedtofindsomethingformypresentsubsistence.
AlittleafternoonIfoundtheseaverycalm, ; forIsawevidentlythatifwehadkeptonboardwehadbeenallsafe—thatistosay, wehadallgotsafeonshore, ; butastherewaslittlereliefinthat, Iresolved, ifpossible, togettotheship; soIpulledoffmyclothes—fortheweatherwashottoextremity—; for, asshelayaground, andhighoutofthewater, , andthesecondtimeIspiedasmallpieceofrope, whichIwonderedIdidnotseeatfirst, hungdownbythefore-chainssolow, asthatwithgreatdifficultyIgotholdofit, , andhadagreatdealofwaterinherhold, butthatshelaysoonthesideofabankofhardsand, or, ratherearth, thathersternlayliftedupuponthebank, andherheadlow, , andallthatwasinthatpartwasdry; foryoumaybesuremyfirstworkwastosearch, , first, Ifoundthatalltheship'sprovisionsweredryanduntouchedbythewater, andbeingverywelldisposedtoeat, Iwenttothebreadroomandfilledmypocketswithbiscuit, andateitasIwentaboutotherthings, , ofwhichItookalargedram, andwhichIhad, indeed, .