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"
My
My
lads
lads
,
,
"
"
said
said
he
he
,
,
"
"
we
we
've
've
had
had
a
hot
hot
day
day
and
and
are
are
all
all
tired
tired
and
and
out
out
of
of
sorts
sorts
.
.
A
turn
ashore
'll
hurt
nobody
--
the
boats
are
still
in
the
water
;
you
can
take
the
gigs
,
and
as
many
as
please
may
go
ashore
for
the
afternoon
.
I
I
'll
'll
fire
fire
a
a
gun
gun
half
half
an
an
hour
hour
before
before
sundown
.
.
"
"
I
believe
the
silly
fellows
must
have
thought
they
would
break
their
shins
over
treasure
as
soon
as
they
were
landed
,
for
they
all
came
out
of
their
sulks
in
a
moment
and
gave
a
cheer
that
started
the
echo
in
a
far-away
hill
and
sent
the
birds
once
more
flying
and
squalling
round
the
anchorage
.
The
The
captain
captain
was
was
too
too
bright
bright
to
to
be
be
in
in
the
the
way
way
.
.
He
whipped
out
of
sight
in
a
moment
,
leaving
Silver
to
arrange
the
party
,
and
I
fancy
it
was
as
well
he
did
so
.
Had
he
been
on
deck
,
he
could
no
longer
so
much
as
have
pretended
not
to
understand
the
situation
.
It
was
was
as
as
plain
plain
as
day
day
.
.
Silver
was
the
captain
,
and
a
mighty
rebellious
crew
he
had
of
it
.
The
honest
hands
--
and
I
was
soon
to
see
it
proved
that
there
were
such
on
board
--
must
have
been
very
stupid
fellows
.
Or
rather
,
I
suppose
the
truth
was
this
,
that
all
hands
were
disaffected
by
the
example
of
the
ringleaders
--
only
some
more
,
some
less
;
and
a
few
,
being
good
fellows
in
the
main
,
could
neither
be
led
nor
driven
any
further
.
It
is
is
one
one
thing
thing
to
to
be
be
idle
idle
and
and
skulk
skulk
and
and
quite
quite
another
another
to
to
take
take
a
a
ship
ship
and
and
murder
murder
a
a
number
number
of
of
innocent
innocent
men
men
.
.
At
last
,
however
,
the
party
was
made
up
.
Six
fellows
were
to
stay
on
board
,
and
the
remaining
thirteen
,
including
Silver
,
began
to
embark
.
Then
it
was
that
there
came
into
my
head
the
first
of
the
mad
notions
that
contributed
so
much
to
save
our
lives
.
If
six
men
were
left
by
Silver
,
it
was
plain
our
party
could
not
take
and
fight
the
ship
;
and
since
only
six
were
left
,
it
was
equally
plain
that
the
cabin
party
had
no
present
need
of
my
assistance
.
It
occurred
occurred
to
me
me
at
at
once
once
to
to
go
go
ashore
ashore
.
.
In
a
jiffy
I
had
slipped
over
the
side
and
curled
up
in
the
fore-sheets
of
the
nearest
boat
,
and
almost
at
the
same
moment
she
shoved
off
.
No
one
took
notice
of
me
,
only
the
bow
oar
saying
,
"
Is
that
you
,
Jim
?
Keep
your
head
down
.
"
But
Silver
,
from
the
other
boat
,
looked
sharply
over
and
called
out
to
know
if
that
were
me
;
and
from
that
moment
I
began
to
regret
what
I
had
done
.
The
crews
raced
for
the
beach
,
but
the
boat
I
was
in
,
having
some
start
and
being
at
once
the
lighter
and
the
better
manned
,
shot
far
ahead
of
her
consort
,
and
the
bow
had
struck
among
the
shore-side
trees
and
I
had
caught
a
branch
and
swung
myself
out
and
plunged
into
the
nearest
thicket
while
Silver
and
the
rest
were
still
a
hundred
yards
behind
.
"
Jim
,
Jim
!
"
I
heard
him
shouting
.
But
you
may
suppose
I
paid
no
heed
;
jumping
,
ducking
,
and
breaking
through
,
I
ran
straight
before
my
nose
till
I
could
run
no
longer
.
