Ishmael's cure for a damp, drizzly November in the soul, from the first page of Moby-Dick: get to sea as soon as you can.
"Whenever I find myself growing grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul..."
The whole passage is centred in typewriter type, with Herman Melville, Moby Dick in small type at the foot. It's a good gift for a sailor or a sea swimmer who knows that feeling well, and suits a study or a hallway by the door.
Printed on premium lustre paper with a professional finish, and carefully packaged to arrive in perfect condition.
Choose a white, black or vintage background, in five sizes, unframed or in a sleek black frame.
Perfect for:
Sailors and sea swimmers
Moby-Dick readers
Coastal homes
Studies
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