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

tV11Bi PtILoT). 2F
Haitkils ltrlow. a
lon 0' said.lorroughelifle k nittinv his I.ois and
sp}eatkiig in a suppr'esse( tolne d (are y1 1, 01' ainy
a liaiti{n;, c }vharge treason( to t)he..- th!'
very diftl rent ft.eling from rat-ge aptpeared now.... ~ ~.:.3
to increas(e~ the shtive.ing:1; propensities of the futtit'e
u(dlge, who at (one( })T(cei,:'ed it w as necessary v to
{1od'(1ate his passion, and hl rettu-ned, aS it erlle
my iagie~ to( his fkirn(,i l)lausible 1and1 insinuatiing
f:an)e,' as he repliedll... -.-' -Colonel I Toward will understand the ca(-use of
ty warmn f1eeintgls, wvh(ent I tell hin i that this very
10O1 eoitaii(l, last tiigti tl, t disgrAa(... to his
n)aiie tid {CoUintrv,' ats'Nell Ias traitor to lhis kintg,
I;dward Grillithl, of the mtl:wl navy.'
" Wh rat!''> exelaimned the Colonel, starting, " has
that recreant youthl dared to pollute the th1reshold
of St. Uuth wit}h his flhotstep } but you dream,
Kit; there would }e too mucwh hardihood in the aet.'.
It al)petars no(.t:, sir,'" re rtine'. d the other; f o r
thotug- in this ve,'xy aptartment lh(:i most ce(:rtainlly
was, hie. is here no l(on)(.Tr A. nd yet front this
window, (though opeon, eeal)0 would seem to }e
impl)ossilSle, even wvith much atitlstanlce*.'
"If I thouti),.ht that the con)tumelious boy had
dared to }1)0,uiiltv of stueth an "act of r toss imp})udeuee,' cried the colonel, " I shoul(d he temnpted
to r'esutle In'ya at11115 I in yt))l' (1( kaige, to p)il.shl his
etl't'oitely. W lhat it i s )0o enou{ II that heli entered my (dwelling/ in the ('(olonyt availinc }hillIselfl
f) the distraetion of the t(I nes, with anl intenit t(,
rob me of miy choieest jewel, ay gentlemen. -even
of' my }rother I tarry's (lautl ter hut that le utst
also invade this hallowed island, with a like.f)urpose ttthus tlhrustilg }his tr'eas(:on) as it I ve'e, into
t:le )rese'}e of his Tabuseid p)rince' N()o, no1, K(it)
thy loy alty mlislealds th{ee' het haIs never dared to
do th}' (ld eet