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"
Ah
Ah
!
!
"
"
cried
another
voice
,
that
of
the
youngest
hand
on
board
,
and
evidently
full
of
admiration
.
"
"
He
He
was
was
the
the
flower
flower
of
of
the
the
flock
flock
,
,
was
was
Flint
Flint
!
!
"
"
"
Davis
was
a
man
too
,
by
all
accounts
,
"
said
Silver
.
"
I
never
sailed
along
of
him
;
first
with
England
,
then
with
Flint
,
that
's
my
story
;
and
now
here
on
my
own
account
,
in
a
manner
of
speaking
.
I
laid
by
nine
hundred
safe
,
from
England
,
and
two
thousand
after
Flint
.
That
ai
n't
bad
for
a
man
before
the
mast
--
all
safe
in
bank
.
'
Tai
n't
earning
now
,
it
's
saving
does
it
,
you
may
lay
to
that
.
Where
's
all
England
's
men
now
?
I
dunno
.
Where
's
Flint
's
?
Why
,
most
on
'em
aboard
here
,
and
glad
to
get
the
duff
--
been
begging
before
that
,
some
on
'em
.
Old
Pew
,
as
had
lost
his
sight
,
and
might
have
thought
shame
,
spends
twelve
hundred
pound
in
a
year
,
like
a
lord
in
Parliament
.
Where
is
he
now
?
Well
,
he
's
dead
now
and
under
hatches
;
but
for
two
year
before
that
,
shiver
my
timbers
,
the
man
was
starving
!
He
begged
,
and
he
stole
,
and
he
cut
throats
,
and
starved
at
that
,
by
the
powers
!
"
"
Well
,
it
ai
n't
much
use
,
after
all
,
"
said
the
young
seaman
.
"
'
Tai
n't
much
use
for
fools
,
you
may
lay
to
it
--
that
,
nor
nothing
,
"
cried
Silver
.
"
But
now
,
you
look
here
:
you
're
young
,
you
are
,
but
you
're
as
smart
as
paint
.
I
see
that
when
I
set
my
eyes
on
you
,
and
I
'll
talk
to
you
like
a
man
.
"
You
may
imagine
how
I
felt
when
I
heard
this
abominable
old
rogue
addressing
another
in
the
very
same
words
of
flattery
as
he
had
used
to
myself
.
I
think
,
if
I
had
been
able
,
that
I
would
have
killed
him
through
the
barrel
.
Meantime
Meantime
,
,
he
he
ran
ran
on
on
,
,
little
little
supposing
supposing
he
he
was
was
overheard
overheard
.
.
"
Here
it
is
about
gentlemen
of
fortune
.
They
lives
rough
,
and
they
risk
swinging
,
but
they
eat
and
drink
like
fighting-cocks
,
and
when
a
cruise
is
done
,
why
,
it
's
hundreds
of
pounds
instead
of
hundreds
of
farthings
in
their
pockets
.
Now
,
the
most
goes
for
rum
and
a
good
fling
,
and
to
sea
again
in
their
shirts
.
But
that
's
not
the
course
I
lay
.
I
puts
it
all
away
,
some
here
,
some
there
,
and
none
too
much
anywheres
,
by
reason
of
suspicion
.
I
'm
fifty
,
mark
you
;
once
back
from
this
cruise
,
I
set
up
gentleman
in
earnest
.
Time
enough
too
,
says
you
.
Ah
,
but
I
've
lived
easy
in
the
meantime
,
never
denied
myself
o
'
nothing
heart
desires
,
and
slep
'
soft
and
ate
dainty
all
my
days
but
when
at
sea
.
And
how
did
I
begin
?
Before
the
mast
,
like
you
!
"
"
Well
Well
,
,
"
"
said
said
the
the
other
other
,
,
"
"
but
but
all
all
the
the
other
money
money
's
's
gone
gone
now
now
,
,
ai
ai
n't
it
it
?
?
You
dare
n't
show
face
in
Bristol
after
this
.
"
"
"
Why
Why
,
,
where
where
might
might
you
you
suppose
suppose
it
was
was
?
?
"
"
asked
Silver
derisively
.
"
At
Bristol
,
in
banks
and
places
,
"
answered
his
companion
.
"
It
were
,
"
said
the
cook
;
"
it
were
when
we
weighed
anchor
.
But
my
old
missis
has
it
all
by
now
.
And
the
Spy-glass
is
sold
,
lease
and
goodwill
and
rigging
;
and
the
old
girl
's
off
to
meet
me
.
I
would
tell
you
where
,
for
I
trust
you
,
but
it
'd
make
jealousy
among
the
mates
.
"
