You board a Mississippi riverboat at dusk and sleep as it steams south, 1876 | 4 Hour Sleep Story, No Mid Roll Ads
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You will hear the steady soft churn of the stern wheel, water sliding along a wooden hull, the slow deep sigh of the scape pipes, the gentle working creak of a big timber boat, and far off, the leadsman's call and one whistle answered across the water.
This is a four hour sleep story. The narration ends softly a little past the three hour mark, and then the river runs on beneath you until the fourth hour. Black screen friendly.
Chapters:
0:00 Welcome
6:57 The Levee At Dusk
12:19 Under The Great Bridge
16:28 The Boat From Keel To Texas
22:22 Supper In The Long Cabin
26:30 The Guards At Evening
30:59 The Engine Room Watch
34:54 The Main Deck Sleeps
39:19 The Leadsman'S Song
45:00 The Pilot House
52:48 Wooding Up By Torchlight
57:39 When The River Closes
1:02:13 Your Stateroom
1:06:12 The Train On The Illinois Shore
1:09:49 The Boat Settles
1:15:13 Drifting
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Sources: Mark Twain, Old Times on the Mississippi and Life on the Mississippi; Louis C. Hunter, Steamboats on the Western Rivers; Frederick Way Jr., Way's Packet Directory; Thomas C. Buchanan, Black Life on the Mississippi; George Byron Merrick, Old Times on the Upper Mississippi.
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