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The weather is fine. The wind is blowing and the ship is sailing quickly. The men are happy.
We are sailing between Cuba and Florida. We are going to be in Florida soon. We are going
to reach Florida in three or four days.”
This is the Captain of the ship. He is in his cabin. He is writing in the ship`s log book. The
Captain writes in the log book every day. He writes about the weather and he writes about
the ship. He also writes about the men on the ship. The ship is old. It is a sailing ship. The
wind blows and the ship sails. The Captain and his men are going home. They are going to
reach home soon. They are well and happy.
“Captain! There`s strange ship near us. Can you come on deck?”
Now the Captain and all the men are on deck. They are looking at the strange ship.
“It`s a very strange ship. There`s no name on the ship. There are no men on deck. Where are
the ship`s men?”
Ahora el Capitán y todos los hombres están en cubierta. Están mirando el extraño barco.
"Es un barco muy extraño". No hay nombre en el barco. No hay hombres en la cubierta.
¿Dónde están los hombres del barco?
The Captain is shouting, “Hallo! Is anybody there? Can you hear me? Is anybody there?”
But there is no answer from the strange ship. Where are the men on the ship? Are they
ill?"
The Captain gets into a small boat. Two men go in the boat with him. They row across
to the strange ship. They are going to look for the men on the ship.
The Captain is on the deck of the strange ship. The two men are with him. They walk
along the deck. They go to the ship`s wheel. There is nobody at the wheel. Nobody is
steering the ship.
The ship is sailing in the wind. The wind is steering the ship.
El Capitán grita: "¡Hola! ¿Hay alguien ahí? ¿Puedes escucharme? ¿Hay alguien ahí?
"Pero no hay respuesta de la extraña nave. ¿Dónde están los hombres en el barco?
¿Están enfermos? El Capitán se mete en un pequeño bote. Dos hombres van en el bote
con él. Se remontan hacia la extraña nave. Van a buscar a los hombres en el barco. El
Capitán está en la cubierta de la extraña nave. Los dos hombres están con él. Ellos
caminan a lo largo de la cubierta. Van a la rueda del barco. No hay nadie al volante.
Nadie está dirigiendo el barco. El barco navega en el viento. El viento maneja la nave.
The Captain is below deck. He is looking for the ship`s men. He cannot find them. Now he is in
the cabin where the men eat. There is a table. There is food on the table. But who is going to eat
the food? Where is water in the jug. But who is going to drink the water? There is a cigar in the
ashtray. But who is smoking the cigar?
This is the Captain`s cabin. But the Captain is not here. There is nobody in the cabin. There is a
table and a chair. The ship`s log book and a photograph are on the table. The ship`s log book is
open.
Where are we? Somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean? Somewhere between Bermuda and Florida?
I don`t know. The ship is in a thick, white mist. I cannot see the sun or stars. There is no wind.
The ship is not moving. Every day I pray for wind. When will the wind come? The men are angry.
They want to leave the ship. They want to take the small boat. They want to row to Florida. They
want to go home.
El Capitán grita, "¿Hay alguien aquí?" No hay respuesta. No hay nadie en la cubierta.
El Capitán está debajo de la cubierta. Él está buscando a los hombres del barco. Él no
puede encontrarlos. Ahora él está en la cabaña donde comen los hombres. Hay una
mesa. Hay comida en la mesa. ¿Pero quién va a comer la comida? ¿Dónde está el agua
en la jarra? ¿Pero quién va a beber el agua? Hay un cigarro en el cenicero. ¿Pero quién
está fumando el cigarro? Esta es la cabina del Capitán. Pero el Capitán no está aquí.
No hay nadie en la cabina. Hay una mesa y una silla. El libro de registro de la nave y
una fotografía están sobre la mesa. El libro de registro de la nave está abierto. "Jueves
25 de noviembre de 1869 ¿Dónde estamos? En algún lugar en el Océano Atlántico? En
algún lugar entre las Bermudas y Florida? No lo sé El barco está en una niebla espesa
y blanca. No puedo ver el sol o las estrellas. No hay viento El barco no se está moviendo.
Todos los días rezo por el viento. ¿Cuándo vendrá el viento? Los hombres están
enojados. Quieren abandonar el barco. Quieren tomar el bote pequeño. Quieren remar
a la Florida. Quieren irse a casa.
The Captain reads the log book. He sees the photograph on the table. He picks it up. He looks
at the photograph. “No! No! It can`t be!”
The Captain looks at the photograph. It is a photograph of a man. The Captain looks in the
mirror on the cabin wall. He looks at his face in the mirror. He looks at the face in the
photograph. They are the same. It is a photograph of himself?
The Captain runs up on deck. There is a thick mist around the ship. The Captain looks
around. He can see nobody. He can see nothing. Where is his ship? Where are his men? He
cannot see the sun. He is alone.
“I do not know the date. Where am I? I do not know. I am the Captain of this ship. I must sail
the ship.
El Capitán corre a cubierta. Hay una espesa niebla alrededor de la nave. El Capitán mira
alrededor. Él no puede ver a nadie. Él no puede ver nada. ¿Dónde está su barco? ¿Dónde
están sus hombres? Él no puede ver el sol. El esta solo.
"No sé la fecha. ¿Dónde estoy? No lo sé. Yo soy el Capitán de este barco. Debo navegar el
barco.
Resumen
Donde observo que no había hombres en aquella embarcación hombres y el grita ¿ si hay
alguien ahí? y nadie lo respondía.
Entonces el salió en un pequeño barco para ir hacia la otra embarcación haber que pasaba
porque no había nadie en aquel barco una vez que llegaron el subió a su cubierta y miro que no
había nadie busco por toda la embarcación y entonces miro un libro que se encontraba en el
camerino del capitán donde había el registro de cada uno de sus hombres y también lo que
pasaba en su nave.
En aquel libro decía que el clima era malo y los vientos son demasiado fuertes y que sus hombres
ya no querían navegar con él.
The ship left on Sunday December 5, 1872 was a good weather the men of the boat were very
happy to sail quickly because the wind was very good for the boat that day they found between
Cuba and Florida and were a few days to arrive
The captain was inside his cabin and he was writing a book on the ship's registry. He wrote
everything that happened on his boat about how the weather was and described it as an old
sailing ship and that the men who accompanied him are happy because they are very close to
getting home.
Suddenly a man from his crew calls him because they were looking at a sailboat.
The captain left the dressing room and climbed quickly to his deck.
Where I see that there were no men in that boat men and he screams if there is someone there?
and nobody answered it.
Then he left in a small boat to go to the other boat to have it happen because there was no one
on that boat once they arrived he went up to his deck and saw that there was nobody looking
for the whole boat and then he looked at a book that was I found in the captain's dressing room
where there was the record of each of his men and also what was happening in his ship.
In that book he said that the weather was bad and the winds are too strong and that his men no
longer wanted to sail with him.
The Captain looks at the photograph. It is a photograph of a man. The Captain looks in the
mirror on the cabin wall. He looks at his face in the mirror. He looks at the face in the
photograph. They are the same. It is a photograph of himself?
The Captain runs up on deck. There is a thick mist around the ship. The Captain looks
around. He can see nobody. He can see nothing. Where is his ship? Where are his men? He
cannot see the sun. He is alone.
“I do not know the date. Where am I? I do not know. I am the Captain of this ship. I must sail
the ship.