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| | Post Captain, by Patrick O'Brian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) |
 | | If you wanted to go symbolic, you could see the Polychrest with all her leeway, as a picture of the friendship between Jack and Stephen, but the Polychrest can never come to anything, whereas the friendship has been a fine thing. |
 | | He relates how Jack is getting on with the frightful Polychrest and her difficult crew, and has lost weight, which is good for him. |
 | | At the end of the chapter, after his desperate attempt to refloat the unworthy Polychrest, he watches her sink from the Fanciulla, as the blood collects at his feet from his head wound. |
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