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

CAiAPT/`,B XVIII.
t i'tiht. guidedt oit tleir ctcurio they i tore,
ttil tthey hl'c.arXl t3;e Il itllttl:t Shlore }
Wt:Vn\ itwequent oil the hollow last,
Viit shout oC1's tlorfldea-It wer1 ec t.t'
IoWrd cf t.he st,
J'Ti i joyful. shollut and hearty tdit ers of the
AriePls crew c-ontinued fiet solte tiime, after hler
otttiatndelftr had rt'CiClled hertt (lec. I Battnsttbl&
answered\ the congrtatulations of htis officers by ct to
tia sh}take ts tof the lhandlr, a.nd a frter waitine, forM the
ebullition of lehlitt;ht alon1c the sC tltamen to siubside
at little, he )eckoted with in ir of' au thority fior
silente.
I thank Vyou, m3)y ladts, fto youtl got(d wttill,"
lie saidt, Nitet t lt \V,'tt e gathered t outitl i t in. t1eep. attention I" they have ivent us a tough c.tase,
andlltl if yotl Lhai left us anotlher utile to go, Ate htad
bIee lost:. Tlat fi'cllow is Ia kitn.s cit let'te and
t ltghi hlis idispos:itiol to it.on tlo l e eward isl,a ood
d.ea!l mntollifietd, yet ie shows sigtns of i ght..At anty
rate, le. is stripping(il o sot le of i' S Iottilct s, wl hic
lh)oks is itf he were i ate. cimkily fior.ts, CapI-I
tam- I )(:al a n itat I1i t'if I Ial his in ti rin (.-s at tsh ore
wtithi him, (t l outtl1 wtIat Ire flis done with t tiem oi
Itintself is a',t' ster, o ) o' we should{.tave h }adt o'ti
d~ekds tuinbicfTed \witt livt e cattttl; butt as it: is we(
thave a t oodt t wokirn t I bt tezt:, tol, erably titlot l wa
et-, and a deatd in atch I'l'lier' is a sort of nat:tionilI