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

~490 ~ TH~rt[E PILGOT.
arstle engaged in, that his tmen m1igh}t dih
t alteration in his mannter, tile
o ldd the iiulring walls that had proved so al a
protection to the )party under (Iriffith.
A short tine was p)assed in examning thep
is, when thle wearied seamen took
ol of' the (dilap)idated apartments, a ispOsed themselves to seek that rest of which they had
tbe ttl deprived by} the momentous t ccurree's ofO
the, past night
Ba1rnstahl waited iuiit i the loud bre-athing of
the seatmen as-sured him that they silept, when he
arousedl the drowsyv boy, who was Liast losing his
seiilses in thle stonei s-ort of oblivion, anid motioned
to him to l'oliow. Meri'y arose, and thystole
togthr fom the apartment, with guarded s-teps-.
Mlnd pe~netrated more deeply into thle gloom1y meP-1
Cestes of thre plave.