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

S11pise~ latld when ho sprang forvard in pursuit,
he was aide only to cateh t a giinspe of her ligtt
form in Ahe gloom of the ev.'eningas She
ish in a little thicket at somef distance
Barnstahble was about to ptirsue, when the a
hed ith a sudden lash and the hlloing -t
}itat f cannon0 rolled: along{ te s, and elas
eche amorng the hills fit' inltatnd.
A 1,grumbl)e0 away, old dotard'(he isappointed( young, Sailor nviuttere'l to himself, while
lie reluct"antly obeyed the s,_ignlal; "1 you Kare inl as
g~rc it a hutrry to get out of'your danger as yOulWel
Thme mjiiiek, relpotts of three muskets train the
brebe-necath where hie stood, urg1ed him to quicken his pa)We, anid as he, threw hinm~elff careles sly'twn the mwgcd ane l'I dangeious passes ol the elifh,
nit; experien1ced eye0 beheld the well. known lighits
di'splayed fo thfrgewhich command~ed "the
Peaill of all her bl rs