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And
then
then
he
bade
bade
them
them
get
get
the
the
fire
fire
lit
lit
,
,
and
and
stalked
stalked
out
out
upon
upon
his
his
crutch
crutch
,
,
with
with
his
his
hand
hand
on
on
my
my
shoulder
shoulder
,
,
leaving
them
them
in
in
a
a
disarray
,
,
and
and
silenced
silenced
by
by
his
his
volubility
rather
rather
than
than
convinced
convinced
.
.
"
Slow
,
lad
,
slow
,
"
he
said
.
"
They
might
round
upon
us
in
a
twinkle
of
an
eye
if
we
was
seen
to
hurry
.
"
Very
deliberately
,
then
,
did
we
advance
across
the
sand
to
where
the
doctor
awaited
us
on
the
other
side
of
the
stockade
,
and
as
soon
as
we
were
within
easy
speaking
distance
Silver
stopped
.
"
You
'll
make
a
note
of
this
here
also
,
doctor
,
"
says
he
,
"
and
the
boy
'll
tell
you
how
I
saved
his
life
,
and
were
deposed
for
it
too
,
and
you
may
lay
to
that
.
Doctor
,
when
when
a
a
man
man
's
's
steering
steering
as
as
near
near
the
the
wind
wind
as
as
me
me
--
--
playing
playing
chuck-farthing
chuck-farthing
with
with
the
the
last
last
breath
breath
in
in
his
his
body
body
,
,
like
like
--
--
you
you
would
would
n't
n't
think
think
it
it
too
too
much
much
,
,
mayhap
mayhap
,
,
to
to
give
give
him
him
one
good
good
word
word
?
?
You
'll
please
bear
in
mind
it
's
not
my
life
only
now
--
it
's
that
boy
's
into
the
bargain
;
and
you
'll
speak
me
fair
,
doctor
,
and
give
me
a
bit
o
'
hope
to
go
on
,
for
the
sake
of
mercy
.
"
Silver
Silver
was
was
a
a
changed
changed
man
man
once
once
he
he
was
was
out
out
there
there
and
had
had
his
his
back
back
to
to
his
his
friends
friends
and
and
the
the
block
block
house
;
;
his
his
cheeks
cheeks
seemed
seemed
to
to
have
have
fallen
fallen
in
in
,
,
his
his
voice
voice
trembled
trembled
;
;
never
never
was
was
a
a
soul
soul
more
more
dead
dead
in
in
earnest
earnest
.
.
"
Why
,
John
,
you
're
not
afraid
?
"
asked
Dr.
Livesey
.
"
Doctor
,
I
'm
no
coward
;
no
,
not
I
--
not
SO
much
!
"
and
he
snapped
his
fingers
.
"
"
If
If
I
I
was
was
I
I
would
would
n't
n't
say
say
it
it
.
.
But
I
'll
own
up
fairly
,
I
've
the
shakes
upon
me
for
the
gallows
.
You
're
a
good
man
and
a
true
;
I
never
seen
a
better
man
!
And
you
'll
not
forget
what
I
done
good
,
not
any
more
than
you
'll
forget
the
bad
,
I
know
.
And
I
step
aside
--
see
here
--
and
leave
you
and
Jim
alone
.
And
you
you
'll
'll
put
put
that
that
down
down
for
for
me
me
too
too
,
,
for
for
it
it
's
's
a
a
long
long
stretch
stretch
,
,
is
is
that
that
!
!
"
"
So
saying
,
he
stepped
back
a
little
way
,
till
he
was
out
of
earshot
,
and
there
sat
down
upon
a
tree-stump
and
began
to
whistle
,
spinning
round
now
and
again
upon
his
seat
so
as
to
command
a
sight
,
sometimes
of
me
and
the
doctor
and
sometimes
of
his
unruly
ruffians
as
they
went
to
and
fro
in
the
sand
between
the
fire
--
which
they
were
busy
rekindling
--
and
the
house
,
from
which
they
brought
forth
pork
and
bread
to
make
the
breakfast
.
"
So
,
,
Jim
Jim
,
,
"
"
said
said
the
the
doctor
sadly
sadly
,
,
"
"
here
here
you
you
are
are
.
.
As
you
have
brewed
,
so
shall
you
drink
,
my
boy
.
Heaven
knows
,
I
can
not
find
it
in
my
heart
to
blame
you
,
but
this
much
I
will
say
,
be
it
kind
or
unkind
:
when
Captain
Smollett
was
well
,
you
dared
not
have
gone
off
;
and
when
he
was
ill
and
could
n't
help
it
,
by
George
,
it
was
downright
cowardly
!
"
I
will
own
that
I
here
began
to
weep
.
"
Doctor
,
"
I
said
,
"
you
might
spare
me
.
I
have
blamed
myself
enough
;
my
life
's
forfeit
anyway
,
and
I
should
have
been
dead
by
now
if
Silver
had
n't
stood
for
me
;
and
doctor
,
believe
this
,
I
can
die
--
and
I
dare
say
I
deserve
it
--
but
what
I
fear
is
torture
.
If
they
come
to
torture
me
--
"
