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

3U6} i T' l t tt: i' i-t:r:tes of more rtegular traders to show the lad int
0the d('Ii8t~t'.inn:prlpou. t.'tIclse ieflpltt 1was s) t e:iclt
as to rendl(t tlhis interrupt tion less objetitona:)ll
and as all felt the ol)jctt of' Ceciliat to be thei restoratioii of }iar(lny, the. bIxv was usered itO
t h e Xt)room, v'xiit.out fitil-tler delay.'tie co'ntc nts
t.t hils small l'a askIet, cotisisting ch(1 iel'y of eVt ssenltes, adt tl ti A smaller articles of' temale economny,
were pl)ayfultyly d isplayed ond thi tablc, by K'athlerfite,
n-1ho declared hterself tlhe itlarotess of tle iiiinerant youth, and who lauhtin | ap ealed to the
libera'lity (f th.e getlemen in bh.lft of' her p'rooI I'Ao cl"'reiet, t-,ly (i(edelar guardianll, that the b}oy
must be toy at; f.)r lie ofliers hI cre, )erfutm: that i spatioiist:I by no less I tan ttli o royal k t es;? do
tf'lr mi c tlc*o placet t bo a x t idte, itr your es-peciil
iuse? o consent I see it in your eye. And,
he seems to tie!- tou must tave had St. tutht in
view xttl', whe'n n yr tock, youht l iy stockchld 2'
\'e.,i my lady," thIi e 1)oy replied, with a how
that w4as stu(liously axx' kward; " I have often heard
of the granId lai'es that dwell in the ol(( Abbey
and I have jot.rne ye( a'f1 v miles beyondtt tioltiinds
to gain tei t r custom.'
Anld l sreIey they cannot disap oint you. Miss
[.Ioward, thlat. is a palplable hint to your p)It'so; anI'd
4tA~ltlrs 8t ) &,s t ct I S c 1l
1 kn3ow not thatl even Miss.lice. eatn escape con-.:tributi;()n, in thles(et trobXlesome times. (Co m',e, aidt
ie11, hilM; w ilthaIt have youl to ItIIeom mlet,t ill Iat'i
eut1ar to the fi atVourt of tIIe se ladies 1'S'1he lad aplproached the basket, and rumIIma ged
Ats conten ts, fo.) a mo(.mernt, with the applearance
of oepj), tmerenary interest; and then, witlhou