| 11:55. Almost midnight. |
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| Enough time for one more story. |
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| One more story
before 12:00... |
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| just to keep us warm. |
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| In five minutes,
it will be the 21st of April. |
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| One hundred years ago,
on the 21st of April... |
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| out on the waters
around Spivey Point... |
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| a small clipper ship
drew toward land. |
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| Suddenly, out of the night,
the fog rolled in. |
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| For a moment,
they could see nothing... |
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| not a foot ahead of them. |
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| Then they saw a light. |
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| By God, it was a fire
burning on the shore... |
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| strong enough to penetrate
the swirling mist. |
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| They steered a course
toward the light... |
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| but it was a campfire
like this one. |
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| The ship crashed
against the rocks. |
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| The hull sheared in two. |
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| The mast snapped like a twig... |
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| and the wreckage sank
with all the men aboard. |
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| At the bottom of the sea... |
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