Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
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back on your own lot, for they won't
have you; and, without you start a
third ships company all by yourself,
which might be lonely. you'll have to
jine with cap'n silver
So far so good. My friends, then,
were stlll alive, and though l partly
believed the truth of siiver's state
ment, that the cabin party We're in
censcd at me for my dcsertion, | was
more relieved than distressed by what
! | heard.
~ don't. say nothing as to your be-
ing In our hands" continued Silver,
though there you are. and you may
lay to 1T. I'm all for argument; / never
seen good come out o threatening. If
you like the service, Well. you'll jine;
and if you don't. Jim, you're free to
answer no-free and welcome, ship
mate. and If fairer can be said by NOR
tai seaman. shiver my Sides"
Am l to answer. Them" / asked
With q very tremulous voice. Through
all this sneering talk l was made to
feel the threat of death that overhung
me. and my checks burned and my
heart beat painfully in my breast.
Lad, said silver, mo ones a-press-
ing of YOU Take Your bearings. None
of us won't hurry you, mate: time goes
y
"Well,' says !. growing Il bit holder,
If I'm to choose. | declare i have Il
right to know what's what, and why
you're here, and where my friends are"
Wot's wot?' repeated one of the
buccaneers, in deep growl. "Ah. he'd
be Il lucky one as knowed that"
you'll perhaps batten down your
matches W. you're spoken, my friend, :"
cried Silver truculently, to this speak
or. Yesterday morning. Mr.. Hawk
ms said he. sin the dog watch. down
came Dr. I.ivosey with Il flag of truce.
Says he: "Cap'n Silver. you're sold out.
Ships gone, Well, maybe we'd been
taking q glass, and Il song to help it
round. won't say no. Leastways
none Of us had looked out. We looked
out. and by thunder, the old ship was
gone. never seen a pack o fools look
FISHER; and you may lay to that. If
tells you that looked the fishiest.
Well. says the doctor, let's bargain.
We bargaincd. him and l, and here we
are, stores, brandy, hlockhouse, the
tlre-wccd you was thoughtful enough
to cut and, in Il manner of speaking,
the whole blessed boat. from crosstrees
TO keelson. AS for them. they We
trampsd; / don't know where's they
are
He drew again quietly at his pipe:
Ana lest you should take 1T into
that head of yours" he went on, that
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