Adverse winds are holding mad Christmas in him, boys.
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This quote from "Moby-Dick" by Herman Melville captures the idea of internal struggle and tumult faced by the character, possibly Captain Ahab. The phrase "adverse winds" symbolizes the challenges and obstacles that hinder peace and joy, suggesting that these conflicts are deeply rooted in one's soul, potentially leading to madness. The mention of "mad Christmas" further emphasizes a sense of lost hope and turmoil during a time typically associated with joy...
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