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It was not until the day had dawned that Philip opened his eyes, and discovered Krantz kneeling at his side; at first his thoughts were scattered and confused; he felt that some dreadful calamity had happened to him, but he could not recall to mind what it was. At last it rushed upon him, and he buried his face in his hands.
"Take comfort," said Krantz; "we shall probably gain the shore to-day, and we will go in search of her as soon as we can."