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

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uogheli fIti;;',you acrave a,' ther Io tohe: of the'enertuts llItid. \eli, it tshall be do ine. Senti|nel
you can tltrotw ul ytt titl tdotw, and ltive a Ctall to
"'le outcry,viiil truin u,," said tihe lilot, i a,
W\\Itis'-1t)e tio (fri'ltitlh.
tollow. tIt)', sliud tIe young. sailor. tlC. T fl entelltl waN's turliinu, to execute the ( tltetitrs of his caztp-!:ai, t aIits Urifllth soket; whentt. springinhg foirward,
it tt i)nstiInItI le wiren.llt e Oit the nltket fi'out l is
h {antis a heavy blow with its but.t fellted te'astonisbli)ed shtddic.r to tlhe flot'r; theli, poisitig his
wtveapoIlt, (;-.ii hi t exclaim1ed...... InxxW a i v { I'ant lar.)11' own wiay n'w}I.'' ()On!' sa idtl I( i It. I" il)t ltehit, i a ti, igtly o yet the
prostrate soldier, at dage 1,Ir g tleamin.;( in o te hbatd,
anti t istol pre:sented iii the i}. -ot
Manimal wias by b is sideia in an instant, armled in a
siniliar manier; and the t hlrec rushed t(oethet @ l
frim ttlie uidiit', vittout ieeting av o to op.
pose thel ir lii it:' neo1,
lorrotthclitile't. was utterl'y unaableh to i vlow;mand
so astoundedt was te bl)y thtis sudden violentc', that
several ( ninut:es t a(sse tle wa r I Stred to 1 e I2 was restred to)
the use of hins speech,} a fatt:.ilty which se.ldomlit tiesertetd him. [lhe 1m~an had recovered his selnse.s
antd his Jict: lowvcvert andl the two tod gazi
at cacti(.} otblher. in ute. condoletce. At letnget the
se!titinel I)roke the silence.
SIaltl I give the alarm, your ho)our':"' I rather' tlhilnk ittot, Peltetrs, I w(ondcr if there
ie a yslch thinb jas g;rat itudtle or go tl) breecting in
" I lople your honour vwill rcnetlembr that 1I did
in> utty, and ftthat I vwas disarned while eecut, ing
voitr ordIeC is. "
I can reneil.)etr nothing at) ut it, t'eters, ex