.Chrissie, with Dave and Alison, made their way to SB Thistle alongside the quay, where a red-headed man was sawing away at a fiddle, accompanying a w...inkled, bearded and bent man who was singing sea-songs with great enthusiasm in a surprisingly resonant voice, the crowd joining in the 'chorus' lines. He finished with 'Leave her, Johnny..." - by the last verse, Chrissie was singing along;"Now I thought I heard the Old Man say, Leave her, Johnny, Leave her!One more good heave an' then belay.An. She stopped. Shawn turned around. ‘What is it?’ He asked. ‘It’s…nothing. Nevermind.’ As they continued, Anna puzzled over the brief moment. What was the thought? It had something to do with Shawn’s knife. They had left it in the open. Stop it! Anna thought. You’re being silly! What’s going to happen? it’s plastic! She was relieved when they finally entered the cafeteria. Dozens of familiar faces sat around the tables, talking and eating pizza and brownies. ‘Anna!’ One of the many witches. A bit lower. That’s it. Now press gently. Keep pressing. Now press a bit harder.”Bec shifted like she was uncomfortable and then started to pee. It was like magic.The nurse turned the faucet off and went back to sit on her stool. When she finished, I watched for a few seconds, waiting for her to wipe herself. She didn’t move. I muttered “fuck” under my breath but then I decided not to bother wiping her because she was about to go under the shower. While she was still sitting I pulled the rest. The sailors are surprised to see a pretty young female board the vessel and there are some grumbles of "bad luck" with a wench onboard the ship. When they are told by the Captain that Sophia is his only daughter they fall into line and the voyage is started with high hopes for good fortune and reasonable profits.Sophia's father saw from the drawing room window that his daughter and the pretty maid Polly were languishing disconsolately in the arbor garden. They were watching the silly birds.