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

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alive to Tev its, tuti less drowsyl lavishly eC)jxpended t
thelt trutle( jokes otl thlose who w) re eltrarit e( il) tihe
stl'ttge,' t:0' listenetd with a ctl'itrio interest to
tark th} e I t'o, sroi'r.s of the- battle:, 1by tlie tunltecrtait:
index of' its noiSC. se hen the fight had been t 8so1;
titi-ne (onetldtdet(l, Manual indulged hlis iltl-lunm(utr
10mo at length'there h}~as b1)i0) a party of ple;asure, wvifhin a
il0tea. of tus, h'Mr. G"ifit,'ll' te said, "t whih, ut
fori ot' present subtt la (t.tous tar ts( we'liif'ldi
have tbeen g Iests, and thus taidtt sie'lain to thile
lionour of' shari'ilg int the victory. Il. it it is utot tlo
late to t.ush the party ion as r as the:li tb;,: whet ( e:
we shall he in s ight of the vess.els:.;uld wc ma'ta
p)ossibly establish a elairn to out share of, the rize'
oitnte)tly."'
{'['h.ere is }u)tt little weatltlh to be gl:eanIcd iiron
the c(apturtie o' a kin s ceuttet'r," iretutrI.'edf (.rtiliftI}
"I and: t'tte wtould be less 1honut'l woerv I-Barllsttal}o
ent.itntlbetrd witlh our additional ad usteless tnutl
{) 0t'S, >'t Ujseless!"' repe)atted anualt;; t.e.re is llnuch
O(:d0 servi e t o ho e tot out of t \wentvt Air ee \(lldrilled and well-chosen mat inet s; look at. thlomse
fellows, t (Griffithl, andlt ilen t-ell me if' you
\:voutI tlhink themn attn eltttulnll e'ell( illt) the tourt of
(I riflith sin il ed and (t lanced his )cy o vcer ft lu slc. }pit,-g toup, fttr' w\tn the fitringl had ccase(l thle Nwthole,)2aF1ty ltad again sougt ht their replose, ait{ ie co ul(t
not }elp adlmiring t}he: at lticte and sinlewy limblls tl taf
l\ay.scattt-ered at ron(l the glootny vaul.l in every
posture thtat etas( ot' whtvim diet atc. 140111 thte
stollt fiaI{mes of the mel-n his altant e w\as dil'retled
to te stack of tire-ar f tt s folon xt se glit. teri
tubes and lpolishlled l)ayontt Csl, st'onI, I rays of' ligflt
were -rf eeit( (1, evetti in tthat dar'k ala;rtnt \. a