The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

at the same time casting loose the cutters
warp, thus left the boat with its crew far
astern.
Wentworth laid his hand on the hilt of
his sword.
''No use, sir, you are my prisoner said
the schooner's captain.
He made a sign, and in a moment the
young man found himself surrounded BY
armed cutthroats-brown, stalwart fellows
with blue and red caps pushed back from
their foreheads, showing their knitted brow:
and cleaning eyes.
u see said Herbert, betraying no out
ward sign of fear, while his reart beat fast
lit Is as l thought; you are pirates! -
''Ay with everlasting hatred against you
naval officers, who hunt US like blood
hounds, answered the tall captain. ''What
say, men?'
"Ay! ay ay - screamed the savage crew,
with one accord.
Then the points of thirty dagsers covered
the young mans breast.
NO." said the captain, "such death
would be too good for him
He looked as he spoke toward the brig,
on which Wentworth's anxious gaze was
also now turned. The vessel was booming
along on course parallel with the outer
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