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He can't have gone
He said
Chris knows he can't have gone
He's making a turn
Maybe hebeen been hope before
and he remember something of it
Then he felt the gentle touch on the line
and he was happy
It was only his turn
He said he'll take it
He was happy
Feeling the gentle puoling
And then he felt something hard ond unbelievably heavy
It was the weight of the fish
And he let the line slip down down down
anrolling off the first of the two reserve coils
As it went down
Slipping
Lightly tage rough the old man's fingers
He still could feel the great weight
Thought the pressure of his thurman finger were almost imperceptible what a fish
He said he has its sideways in his mouth now
and he is moving off with it
Then he will turn and swallow it
He thought he did not say that
Because he knew that if you said a good thing it might not happen
He knew what a huge fish this was
and he thought of him moving away in the darkness with the tuna held crosswise in his mouth at that moment
He felt him stop moving
But the weight was still there
Then the wait increased
and he gave more line
He tightened pressure of his thuumb and finger for a moment
and the weit increased and was going straight down
He's taking it
He said
Now i'll let him meat it
Well
He let the line slip through his fingers
While he rouched down with his left hend
and made fast the free end of the two reserve coils to the loop of the two reserve coils of the next line
Now he was ready
He had three forty fathom coils of line in reserve
Now as well as the coil
ae was using eat it i little more
He said
Eat it
Well eat it
So that the point of the hook goes into your heart and kills you
He thought cime vp easy
and let me put the heart poon into you all right are you ready have you been long enough at table
Now he said aloud and struck hard with both hands gained a yard of line
and then struck again and again swinging ing each i'm am alternately on the cord with all the strength of his arms and the pivoted weight of his body
Notheng happened the fish just moved away slowly
and the old man could not raise him an inch his line was strong and made for heavy fish
and he held it against his back
until it was so taught that beatds of water were jumping from it
Then it began to make a slow hissing sound in the water
and he still held it bracing himself against the fught and leaning back against the poor
The boat began to move slowly off toward the northwest