The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-17
THE
SAILORS W0OING
THE
A SEA = TOR Y.

rarden-wal with two doors in II, and a plan
scrcss q little brook running close under then
We'll. one afternoon was stretched on tn
ncftest bit cf this retreat, feeling unhappy Al
Owe, and irving to think Of nothing particular
A. looked At the wall and smoked my cheroot
AN Of . sudden heard the sweetest voics in,
aginshle, coming down the garden as il were
singing yerse OF a Hindcstanee song.
'Coc-ooks-cokatOol' screamed harsh voice
which certainly could distinguish from tn
ms. Pretty cock ,to1 90 s-,d he other coax
ingly; and next minute the large pink -ausbc.
bird itself popped his head over the top-stpne
above the door. Laundering about with his thro,
foul of the silver chain fast to his leg. TIL h
hung by his hcak on my side of the wall. hal
ohcked- and trying to croak out "Preity--prctt,
cccky -
Before had time to think. the door opcncd
and, by heavens, there was nv very charmet
hereeh, with the shade IT the green le ives chow.
ered over her alarmed face She hal scarcely
sccn me before sprang up aud caught the COX
atoo. which bit me like 40 imp in arnite T. n the
tlccd ran down my fingers as ! handed il to is
mistress, my heart in my mouth, and more than
Q quarter deck bow in my cap.
The young lady looked at inc first in surprise
~ may be supposed. and then with n smile OF
thanks that set my brain all afloat, 'Oh, dear
me exclaimed she, "you are hurt"
"Hurti" | aid, looking 80 bewildered, sup
poee, that she couldn't help laughing.
'TippOo is very stupid, continued She smil-
ing, "because he is out VI his own country, |
think. You shall have no sugar tonight, cocka-
too, for biting your friends.
Were you ever--in Indiana lamp STAN
mered out.
Not since | was child. " she an,wcrod but
just then saw the figure Of the Nibob saunter-
ing down the garden ami said had particular
business, and must he OIL. You are very busy
hdro, sir7" SAID the charming Young creature
archly. You are longing till you 80 10 sea, |
dsresay-like Tippoo and me
You T. sail I, staring AT the k'yhole, whilst
she caught my eye, and blushed little as |
thought.
Yes We are going-T long to see India
again, anil remember the sell. too, like
dream"
oh, heavens, thought when heard tho old
gentleman call OUT, "lIta, LoiL beebrc.iee, IA.
baifiA, meefoorgA 2'r AMI away she vanished
bchnd ho dor with % mile to myself Tho
tspc Of the Judge. voice aVl hi, Speaking Him
doc, showed tina he VS. 'ed OF hls diu shter at
any rate.
or | went, 100, a. much coniIsal a. before
only for The new thought in nv he'd.
''Thc >cI, the ,el shouted, ~ soon ~ out
d hearing, and icit ia w,nl. a., twcrc. comm,
fom aft At last, Ike the irst ripp', "Yc. bv
George !" said I, "Ou'wlrl h1un for a thous-
md. III 60 ii va. bci,rc the mast"
All at once ] remembered diln't know the
hps name, or whom Next div and the next
again, ! was skulkins about my old place, but
nobody appearcd-not 50 much "a a shadow in
side tho kcyholc. At last one evening. lust a.
was going away, the door opened; siuntered
slowly along, when Instead Ol the charming
Lota, out came the a,t brown turban Of an usly
kst'ndgdr, with mustiche looking round 10 SEQ
who was there
"S1iaa,s. sthb. .nil fla. I,ro.,,Gu,, Lli
inc IN door bob ma bi, ,,;,, 49, " w
judge sdhb ,pi11m send uppisor Iplicr -th' -
'.L,o, b,L, L,,k,y .,s - ,,;lt i ht
"S,bb b,,n M, ,,,,,,,.,..' - ''u mug
galce more II ,lit.L. w. "''-
".Le. Yea. / md. WISHING 80 d-,,, him, o,,,
~ In,,l;t,b - /; - q" - y, "'"" n.'n Vu';
Foo,mnn conrci,cdly 70, ,you ,IT, I'o ', "n ,
damned mis- oru,nc ms G,r com. L,ro Wv, WY
carty mnke-ul,n,y too wurh noort a. , nnan
pmnp drink TURNER" Ch;ii han,,'a i'u W.,
not cocoa-trcc ro'-pah, Baud cn,n,r,c S ioC
much i-r"li sah
Surse me rasc,ls lmpudence, | thought
pu, asked nun Il ne WASH gong back.
ILL, san D.
.sr neh arc YOU gong J. asked carelcSsly
CO.. vo.' Iii Iii ,',n H. sa ~ w. r II,
,-on, ~, ~" WI "'0 wv "''i'o VI u'c sn'P'
tn Ri,,,.,,.. I,,,oi ~ -.
,,n.,s.ia - r,a'I;,s, ~ ~ 'Iyii(i s,roAou NJ
al M mo ann mi ~. '','n nc s9Int
tbe ms',ic ssorb I ~ 80 Us 10 Torn
a l.
s,ir,s aa'u 49,, j., n ,I OUT a 'ro"n-p'cce "th'
dse h.,,sn ,' hn Wv ,h '''' a,,',
..;,I - h ' W ,'e So.h 'ou'h'u ms palm
dropned FINN hi. I.athcr,, in ''''' i'''"i"'
'bfho Serin,,nnat1,, ~ al
"16y ,,h'L 70"
"London oh >" 7 a5loi. a. which lao ro,,,r,,,,,
.oot1,a III, ,,,, ~ "i.'en nc Ieturtleu
auId / all ~ a. - - wa" P"'" ioi'
However had not 90, ropud tho corror ho-
fore notcod the deus IS , IT ,, "e
msalciooti,,. f',r, ~ W., Wv Eon'lu'it IN
WORTHY Kitv1-,,r s,,,, a. "'u' w., nis
no doubt ,,iyin', ipCrn,,,",, bn,, H. "' ., an
uppset" f,hn 0fIi,crl i,d ,ri.I =, ,,,,, H., y,
no purpo.e f"'''f '''H :"
The Nabob Looked nl,ipI,. No s,;..,.,,s ~. "a,
had wanted to break INTO nj. hon, sin, H.. Laii
his hand aver nj. c,cs IN v.,,,l ''I,'
Atni,ht ItoiI ma, nn,b,r a,i - I'S'i';
be OF 40 Iondnn r,xt I,y -, '"'"'"
Early IN The morning packed my traps drew
oheque lor my prilc money, got the coach, and
oowied OF 70 London to knock up Bob Jacobs,
my sea godfather; THIS being the very first step,
a. IL seemed u me, in making nv plan feasible.
knew he would enter into il like "A ro.c,r
volunteering for a cutting out and max, rntbin,,
Of the dfficultIes-especially when a love nnttaSr
was at the bottom of il. IN. chief oucs,;nn 80
how 10 discover his whereabouts as Wannin" ia
rather wide word. adopted the expedient of
going into all the tobacco shous to inouire after
jacobs, knowing him to I've a more than com
monty hard smoker, AMI no great drinker on
shore "
IvasIo.,inniue, IN lc ,ircd o,,, b,,,.,,,.. .,,,
s;xe nm ~. nu.st ,hon =, 10 '.,',' ~ SUI
near the docts | caurLt si,ht - i;,,Io 'a"o