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

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had tpl:):)Ited one of 1themo to a lock Hwith a tr ontli;:'
Itand, wheln A Iicc i)unseotnbe arrested herIC atrm,
anli adttressed thc soldier.
Saxy yout there are three are they thnen iln
No), my lady, all good, servticeale 1tads, who
colildn't dto better than to serve his tmljcsty, or,
as it.ay prove, worse than- to rn fro taheir co
it i. t ft} ) } 0 V{ > \ \ t 1 cl t Int t t i: Irol tttt
B lt it arce. theiand appe'arae sitnilar
i ask, fi.or.I Itave a friend who has b)een guilty of
s(1e boyish tI ticks, and Ihas tricd( the seas, t hear,
atMOn1g other loolish hazards.'''l'there is lo b o[y here. i-nt tile ftr rooi on
the lfctt is a sniart, sotdicr-looking chapt of t about
thirty,y w\ho the captain thi ks s carried a lai tus.
kct bittfotre no(.:w; on him lt. am charged to keep a
p)artictulatt r ey(e-.. Nelxt to him is as )preltty a loolk <itig youth ast eyes cou]1( wish to se e, and it makletl s
one fi.e I mourntt ttl to itk what he mtst come to,
it' the hafs reallyv d{:,$esrtt:(led his s$tip)..In thite }'t001}
tear yol, is al stoar tflet, ttlilt little body, who
tnitht make a bette:r preachter than;at sailor omr a
soltticr citlht:., he hIas such a t( eiti te wayt with
A tic, cov'ered'ter eyes Nwith her handi a nomeit,
aindi then recove.ring h11ersetf It rCCded..(.....
tA ct(ntl(e'nxcss tony do otlore with t'he latfolt'rtuIat
t.ent trhant l;tar; c heret is a g(uinea; withd raw to thle
t;at' (t.-td of the. t lpas'saet.:(,.,'where you cat watcht thettt
is.1 twel as terct >;}'t ile t tt ('ntelr, and cde('tatvott'
tto make:ttt tihe eottiS:;s whoir ll red hluat the(y reatf'y
t'!he" soldtiert too tho te ti itt'y, tant after \t ootkitt
abAout him in a lit t e ttttetiertlailt)', t it- ttat etllegl t(otnp)li(t:d', as it was o):vi,>tasf1 i'u' tIl y couttId )ilI
escape Iy.),assit tm- Iti.t, near ti he dili:tht of' steps,