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The Sea Lady Chapter 6
In which Melville wrestles with the incredulity of fantastical notions whispered about Miss Waters, grappling between solid reality and the tantalising suggestion of other worlds beyond the common lot. Amidst his reflections on duty, discontent, and the nature of dreams, he finds himself both irritated and mystified by Chatteris’s abrupt dismissal of these mysteries.
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