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A first-person narrator recalls how two swaggering seamen disgrace a young villager whose body later returns from the sea, prompting her aunt to pronounce a fierce curse. One sailor deserts while the other continues to drink, and an unseasonable cold and persistent snow follow their voyage. Strange maritime phenomena then appear as local boys encounter fog-shrouded waters and the sound of unseen oars, and the tale moves from tavern gossip to mounting supernatural retribution, examining communal fear, guilt, and the sea's implacable power.
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