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

I i4 I'I) II8 PA [LOt
appear willing to try how a scarlet cot ul uit
his 6oorish fiur e; That time }Ias noit yet ariv, and od fi
th}t it. et.ver should, wIhile te monarch needs sol
dies in the field to protect his rits. -ut what
say ye, -n. men? you }iave heard tile n na.
yet(lD In, I}t I'~ ~f:l')U t |
ti.on that (.'taptiain orroughelie s given of te
A terity, w.vlicl is altogether true fer aking
some alo)wances Put larnUuae Will ye l:i
shalla I order you a cheering glass a mn, and
ha y II th gold, till I hear from t cutter tt
you are Tnroiled under lite banners of the hest of
kings:'
Katherine P1owden, who hardly seemed to
bretathe, so close and intent as the interest with
wh'ich she r'e,,arded the samen fcied she oserved ltutrkin smiles onl teir es; t i
con ji-ect u es werc true their disposition toe mery wet no ft a the one who had spoken
hjit her~torpid in thle, samie calmn manner ashe
" \ouNwill, excuse, us, if wve eilleein shipping, in
thle cutter, sir; wve are usedl to distant voyages and
tarp'e ves~sels whelireas the( A-lacrity is kept at (coast
duity, and jis not of la size to lay hlerself alongside
of a 1)01 or aI Frenchtman wvith a double sow of
" fyulrefcr that sod14 of' sport, you must to
the right-Thbout for Yarmiouth; there You wvill find
ships that will meet any tigta wm, a~
th~ ccolonelA.
I'Perhiaps the gentlemaen woulId prefer ahandoning the cares and (langetxs of' the occan for a lieof
ease.aiio Vrayltty, Said the Captain. " 11w hand
that has l oo 1 dallied wvith Iina arlinspike0 may heea
siymade to Jeel a trig'-ge'r, as gracefully as at lady
touches hie keys -it her piano. In. shoft t, hese is