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"
Ten
o'clock
!
!
"
"
he
cried
.
"
Six
hours
.
We
'll
do
them
yet
,
"
and
he
sprang
to
his
feet
.
Even
Even
as
as
he
he
did
did
so
so
,
,
he
he
reeled
reeled
,
,
put
put
his
his
hand
hand
to
to
his
his
throat
throat
,
,
stood
stood
swaying
swaying
for
for
a
a
moment
moment
,
,
and
and
then
then
,
,
with
with
a
a
peculiar
peculiar
sound
sound
,
,
fell
fell
from
his
his
whole
whole
height
height
face
face
foremost
foremost
to
the
the
floor
floor
.
.
I
ran
to
him
at
once
,
calling
to
my
mother
.
But
haste
was
all
in
vain
.
The
captain
had
been
struck
dead
by
thundering
apoplexy
.
It
is
a
curious
thing
to
understand
,
for
I
had
certainly
never
liked
the
man
,
though
of
late
I
had
begun
to
pity
him
,
but
as
soon
as
I
saw
that
he
was
dead
,
I
burst
into
a
flood
of
tears
.
It
was
the
second
death
I
had
known
,
and
the
sorrow
of
the
first
was
still
fresh
in
my
heart
.
I
lost
no
time
,
of
course
,
in
telling
my
mother
all
that
I
knew
,
and
perhaps
should
have
told
her
long
before
,
and
we
saw
ourselves
at
once
in
a
difficult
and
dangerous
position
.
Some
of
the
man
's
money
--
if
he
had
any
--
was
certainly
due
to
us
,
but
it
was
not
likely
that
our
captain
's
shipmates
,
above
all
the
two
specimens
seen
by
me
,
Black
Dog
and
the
blind
beggar
,
would
be
inclined
to
give
up
their
booty
in
payment
of
the
dead
man
's
debts
.
The
captain
's
order
to
mount
at
once
and
ride
for
Doctor
Livesey
would
have
left
my
mother
alone
and
unprotected
,
which
was
not
to
be
thought
of
.
Indeed
,
it
seemed
impossible
for
either
of
us
to
remain
much
longer
in
the
house
;
the
fall
of
coals
in
the
kitchen
grate
,
the
very
ticking
of
the
clock
,
filled
us
with
alarms
.
The
neighbourhood
,
to
our
ears
,
seemed
haunted
by
approaching
footsteps
;
and
what
between
the
dead
body
of
the
captain
on
the
parlour
floor
and
the
thought
of
that
detestable
blind
beggar
hovering
near
at
hand
and
ready
to
return
,
there
were
moments
when
,
as
the
saying
goes
,
I
jumped
in
my
skin
for
terror
.
Something
must
speedily
be
resolved
upon
,
and
it
occurred
to
us
at
last
to
go
forth
together
and
seek
help
in
the
neighbouring
hamlet
.
No
sooner
said
than
done
.
Bare-headed
as
we
were
,
we
ran
out
at
once
in
the
gathering
evening
and
the
frosty
fog
.
The
hamlet
lay
not
many
hundred
yards
away
,
though
out
of
view
,
on
the
other
side
of
the
next
cove
;
and
what
greatly
encouraged
me
,
it
was
in
an
opposite
direction
from
that
whence
the
blind
man
had
made
his
appearance
and
whither
he
had
presumably
returned
.
We
were
not
many
minutes
on
the
road
,
though
we
sometimes
stopped
to
lay
hold
of
each
other
and
hearken
.
But
there
was
no
unusual
sound
--
nothing
but
the
low
wash
of
the
ripple
and
the
croaking
of
the
inmates
of
the
wood
.
It
was
already
candle-light
when
we
reached
the
hamlet
,
and
I
shall
never
forget
how
much
I
was
cheered
to
see
the
yellow
shine
in
doors
and
windows
;
but
that
,
as
it
proved
,
was
the
best
of
the
help
we
were
likely
to
get
in
that
quarter
.
For
--
you
would
have
thought
men
would
have
been
ashamed
of
themselves
--
no
soul
would
consent
to
return
with
us
to
the
Admiral
Benbow
.
The
more
we
told
of
our
troubles
,
the
more
--
man
,
woman
,
and
child
--
they
clung
to
the
shelter
of
their
houses
.
The
name
of
Captain
Flint
,
though
it
was
strange
to
me
,
was
well
enough
known
to
some
there
and
carried
a
great
weight
of
terror
.
Some
of
the
men
who
had
been
to
field-work
on
the
far
side
of
the
Admiral
Benbow
remembered
,
besides
,
to
have
seen
several
strangers
on
the
road
,
and
taking
them
to
be
smugglers
,
to
have
bolted
away
;
and
one
at
least
had
seen
a
little
lugger
in
what
we
called
Kitt
's
Hole
.
For
that
matter
,
anyone
who
was
a
comrade
of
the
captain
's
was
enough
to
frighten
them
to
death
.
And
the
short
and
the
long
of
the
matter
was
,
that
while
we
could
get
several
who
were
willing
enough
to
ride
to
Dr.
Livesey
's
,
which
lay
in
another
direction
,
not
one
would
help
us
to
defend
the
inn
.
They
say
cowardice
is
infectious
;
but
then
argument
is
,
on
the
other
hand
,
a
great
emboldener
;
and
so
when
each
had
said
his
say
,
my
mother
made
them
a
speech
.
She
would
not
,
she
declared
,
lose
money
that
belonged
to
her
fatherless
boy
;
"
If
none
of
the
rest
of
you
dare
,
"
she
said
,
"
Jim
and
I
dare
.
Back
we
will
go
,
the
way
we
came
,
and
small
thanks
to
you
big
,
hulking
,
chicken-hearted
men
.
We
'll
have
that
chest
open
,
if
we
die
for
it
.
And
I
'll
thank
you
for
that
bag
,
Mrs.
Crossley
,
to
bring
back
our
lawful
money
in
.
"
Of
course
I
said
I
would
go
with
my
mother
,
and
of
course
they
all
cried
out
at
our
foolhardiness
,
but
even
then
not
a
man
would
go
along
with
us
.
All
they
they
would
would
do
do
was
was
to
to
give
give
me
me
a
a
loaded
loaded
pistol
pistol
lest
lest
we
we
were
were
attacked
attacked
,
,
and
and
to
to
promise
promise
to
have
have
horses
horses
ready
saddled
saddled
in
in
case
case
we
we
were
were
pursued
pursued
on
on
our
our
return
return
,
,
while
while
one
one
lad
lad
was
was
to
to
ride
ride
forward
forward
to
to
the
the
doctor
doctor
's
's
in
in
search
search
of
of
armed
armed
assistance
assistance
.
.
My
heart
was
beating
finely
when
we
two
set
forth
in
the
cold
night
upon
this
dangerous
venture
.
A
full
moon
was
beginning
to
rise
and
peered
redly
through
the
upper
edges
of
the
fog
,
and
this
increased
our
haste
,
for
it
was
plain
,
before
we
came
forth
again
,
that
all
would
be
as
bright
as
day
,
and
our
departure
exposed
to
the
eyes
of
any
watchers
.
We
slipped
along
the
hedges
,
noiseless
and
swift
,
nor
did
we
see
or
hear
anything
to
increase
our
terrors
,
till
,
to
our
relief
,
the
door
of
the
Admiral
Benbow
had
closed
behind
us
.
