The pilot: a tale of the sea. By J. Fenimore Cooper.

" Vtilcc KI-te, 1OsV terSa.ndslie, n ai Fee the nid of thi's controrcisy
li)mtlNu the wr\tim discusions of ithe preceding
hap)ter, Miss ltowtardf had )boved hert pale tace to
the arm of the ctnch, and sate at unwilling and
distressed listea.ne r to the colnt-roversyv; but now
that another, and one,hoimmn she thtoui} t ttt. unau
thorized intruderl on her I ivac' y was alnnouncedl
slhe asserted the dignity of hoer sex- as proudly,
thougth with sonttl thin: more of' discretion.t fthan
heot cousin could 1mssibty havte done, Rising ifrom
her scat) slhe inqutired........t.(" oU whatt arce e indclbted ftor so unA1expected ta
\visit fi'om r. D)1illon:? SurelyS he nmtst know thuat
\Vwe arcI prohiXlited going to the 1part of the dwell-?uig wsIlere lhem retsides, and I tru'st Colo0nei l'Iowrtd
swill tell h}ir that cornnnl o justice requires,we
sholttid h) pertmitted to t e: prixv to.l"t
The goentlemat reypiedl, in a tmannler in wh\lichl,
matlignant anger was suithieintly mittged with calultXating humitt tity....
AC Miss tioward will thikt) better ofl my i1trn-utsioln, when she knows that I conffmte.o on business of
importance to her etncle.'.
A" Ah tihat timay alterl thle case, K-it; but t he
iadttiets Im!ni t:,. }'{ a the rsntt.)(-t that is due to thei.(