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

'. }tuBi} t u (}to+r. 1196 Aicc te i)unsolt.te east a furtive anr timid glance t;t the P'ilot, whlich spoke even strtolt:l.er tlitan her words, as ste (. ep}iedl... -- "; I kcntow, not that all wtichl is said of you aItnd your d dttes is tttte. I have oftn prayiied, int bittellcss anld sorrowt that a tenth piart of that x vilictl is lait to wyour l) ai'r may not be htap)(d on your devotetd he,!ad a; t the l tkrrat and fiAt al a o1' t:l t 1..: ut, J(i)htlt I have known yo l y ong and xextll, a,,:l{ Ileaven tbhid, thlat ()on t}his so.lnuIcm) occatl8onx:Wlich lnay be) the lkast (f outi tr earthtly intxaviexxs, I shlould be i:ttiund wanvtir: in e(T'4istian. (dutya, tythroulth:l a w)m; —ans eaknCtess. I have often tihouglit, when I htave heard ttihe gall oft it tcr reproach antid e nve1.oncld lanhtlm)age hurled agailst your iiaine, thlat the(y w\ho spoke sot rasttlyi little understo:)td tthe i1mant tlhey vi t u)eratetl d But, thou,'h ye are at t:ints,. ad I ma)' say almost always, as mnild and even as i the sm(ot}hest sea'ove{r \wii. hil: ye have evet sailed, et old has t)inglctd in your nature a itearffil mixttire of tier1e. }Ptassions, vwhich, roused ar Cfmore lik(;t the stt, ltern x aters wheunl troubled witlh th tl tornado. it is titfficut t b m; e to say hoxw flint{hs etil sxirit may lead a man, who has hetaewn goaYded by ftacied xwromigs, to tforget his country and onte, and xvhio is suddtenly clothed 31 ith!0ow\'elt to S}ltow his'sCfilit'ui:its." Tlhe P'ilot listened wtitht rooted atttenttion, and ilis pierttig eye scete d to reach the scat of tOho)sft thoughts xvihie she but half expressed still he iC tzai I ed the entire conmmanad of' himself, and ansxve~reedm, more in sorrox tthal t in anlgert.....'' If any thi{ng couldt conve.rt me to: yo1ur ownV peacetftul and unrsisting oin t)ions, A lice, it would b he tim l rcflections t hai tt (flr ts themselves at this conviction, that evct you hllave ieen le y ttle baie tongutes of my (ldastardl etteinies, to dottubt omy

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The pilot: a tale of the sea. By J. Fenimore Cooper.
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Cooper, James Fenimore, 1789-1851.
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N.Y.,: Hurd & Houghton,
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