The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-11

in greeting.
It's Nep. sure enough" said Alec
though rather more age battered ant
scar torn than he was. And this il
your nephew, Willie?"
Yes, sirs; Job Trehalion, my neph
ew, an gracious rogue"
Job grinned and saluted.
"Where have you been wandering
Willie, this long timew l asked afte
we had thus formally made the &C
quaintance of the man with the scar.
Spanish main, master, with Captain
Andrew Dove. Brought up at Bide
ford eight days since"
Made good voyage Of IT'D"
80, SO. Missed the plate ship W,
went alter, but picked up a tidy carave
an half dozen smaller fry. Naugh
much to complain on, save lack 0
sound liquor, an that did run uncom
mon short. l tell zee we was put t,
supping that thin sour vinegar STUFF
them dons fancies. Nep amt got owe
it yet"
Tell the gentles what told zee abou
Manoa, uncle" put in Job.
Hold your meddling tongue, Job!
said Willie angrily "They knows abou
it already. an didn't Captain Ireland'
own father lose his life seeking for it 2
Job grinnea and said perseveringly
Tell about the pagan"
Willie Trehalion waved his hool
with gesture of dissent and sait
nothing. But my curiosity was arous
ed. Come, Willie" said. "Wha
about the pagan?"
Take no notice O. what Job says il
usual, masters; he's but one peg re
moved from being NATURAL
Job grinned ~
"Therew cried Willie. Look atl
an judge for yourselves! But al
the pagan. We catched an Indi.l
brown colored varmint with no
clothes on him than there is on al
spike-an brought him along with
"Well?" said l, seeing by JsE'
that there was something moSA
well. if you must know, osNs
age home he was sullen an skMs
stockish, but once here heavy
tongue an, speaking in scraps NA
he picked up among us, s:l@,
We'll take him back he'll se-!A
that goulden city l tell W
Whitby. Says as he was. 6slFsiffals
That's all" jIrrFt a
Tell about the goulden:HRPisl
Gle" persisted Job. witl8l.,1N
leer, IAN tell how the pslhlvA
his fingers with burEstRi1
drawed picture chart Nh H
this year or more. ShiNE4lN
gathered into all the porl tr
mobiles are chartering YES. III
purposes than honest ira. lk
free cruising. King Phil
will make a big move N0K
Mark my words, SIR
England will be ready 81
he does" replied Alec pro U; II
aye, lad, warrant rltEEe
It's time she was stirringlcaA
iards-curse the whole nit
will be cruising about H.
channel and up to Londolus'
any of us are many nry.ll
Now, Captain Ireland Lii
standing up and beating his.M
table in time with his sentJk
a freebooter and an olIh
| though there's many an ISL
would be glad to hear that his
/ love my country with IT'LL
them. So when you get blu
spread the news of this thrN
vasion and say that warmth
brought when Philips arma1N
| and that am the man whdE
1t. And may God keep mH
on sentry go about the SON
crack of doom if I fail siE
watch over England's safet3sN
And he brought his fist MI
the table with a crack than
| ale pots dance.
Pardon me, captain" sd II
honor you for those words, ffd Xix
to remind you Of one thing Frank
Drake will hang you if he gets his fir
gers on your shoulder. have hear
him Say so.''
Master Topp," he replied, looking a
me steadily, IF | can save England b
my news don't mind if swing 70
the bringing of it, and you can say S
from me to any one that asks
We gave Captain Fleming ringin
cheer as he stepped into the boat. ]
watch had been stationed to guard tn
honor of England, and it was com
mon pirate who went on sentry go.
But pirate though he was he was
patriot too. May England never hav'
any lack of such sturdy sons as Cap
tain Fleming. freebooter!
60 be Continued