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

.30 Tll PILOTl
t}he cills. I bliv I can prvail on anoter had
to'o' oil! w-ith us'>'
lime f nii(e preci ous nw th a umbe
of a luls said the pilot, throwing a glance of i
tatiene r('o:n unmder his Iowulr brow:. " and the
consequences of delay nut visit on tho
who o ctl siol it.
1 t, sit it e the cosequences witt
those who }have a rigitl to inquire into y conduct,"
saILd bamsta be, haug}tily.
WVith. this warning and etot t tey separated
the'oInr oificr ret racuw his St v imp tientgy
t) irtids I} Iis mistress ittri, is illdimtat. 1"
tipprpci ( Ld execratiols d thL )ilot, drixx the
1 kl lbatihern })t of lis (pe-jacket illechI(a dx110
bis body, as lie loiloxxed til( midshipman and cockswIlxini to their 1)oat0 il moo11,t s itts
B.larnsit}.le {0u1(t t}(e dIis ei Ia v1 had
anlnouce ul sI l.. It.s.Katherine Plowden, waiti
sILk retur 0v xxiti intitnse illnxicty dlepicitedl 011 every
fat xtuir(Ito her ntlirltcountenailce. AS he ftell
all1 tiht e nshlt of' lis sitilatioll lotxxitllsfaltfin, hli's cool. it pl4 to the pilot, thle Youn roar~~ HiM)as-18
fly dirC xwx atr 111 of' tile apparent hoy, forg'et ful of
111 iiaus tilrtllth his oxvn, and led her for*,
"C~omle, RK'atherine" 110 saidl thle time urges
to he prompt.''
ate Llej.-Arturc?"1 slx inquired, checkingr his moveIlleilts by xx ithdrawving hct'sell, from hlis side.
V ~oli hleardi tile omill,11n: prognlostice ol m iy
eoeltsxxain oil tile weather, anti I am11 forced to tadd
mly ownN testilniolly to hlis opimorI.'Tus a ry
nighlt thuat tiireatell: IL? thoughl 1 etOlllot. itjeptt of'
coining lil"; ito the hay, slince it Ihas led to this intel
vie.