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"

Not

you

,

I

know

,

"

was

my

reply

.

"

And

right

you

was

,

"

he

cried

.

"

Now

you

--

what

do

you

call

yourself

,

mate

?

"

"

Jim

,

"

I

told

him

.

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"

Jim

,

Jim

,

"

says

he

,

quite

pleased

apparently

.

"

Well

,

now

,

Jim

,

I

've

lived

that

rough

as

you

'd

be

ashamed

to

hear

of

.

Now

,

for

instance

,

you

would

n't

think

I

had

had

a

pious

mother

--

to

look

at

me

?

"

he

asked

.

"

Why

Why

,

,

no

no

,

,

not

not

in

in

particular

particular

,

,

"

"

I

I

answered

answered

.

.

"

Ah

,

well

,

"

said

he

,

"

but

I

had

--

remarkable

pious

.

And

I

was

a

civil

,

pious

boy

,

and

could

rattle

off

my

catechism

that

fast

,

as

you

could

n't

tell

one

word

from

another

.

And

here

's

what

it

come

to

,

Jim

,

and

it

begun

with

chuck-farthen

on

the

blessed

grave-stones

!

That

's

what

it

begun

with

,

but

it

went

further

'n

that

;

and

so

my

mother

told

me

,

and

predicked

the

whole

,

she

did

,

the

pious

woman

!

But

it

were

Providence

that

put

me

here

.

I

've

thought

it

all

out

in

this

here

lonely

island

,

and

I

'm

back

on

piety

.

You

do

n't

catch

me

tasting

rum

so

much

,

but

just

a

thimbleful

for

luck

,

of

course

,

the

first

chance

I

have

.

I

'm

bound

I

'll

be

good

,

and

I

see

the

way

to

.

And

,

Jim

"

--

looking

all

round

him

and

lowering

his

voice

to

a

whisper

--

"

I

'm

rich

.

"

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I

now

felt

sure

that

the

poor

fellow

had

gone

crazy

in

his

solitude

,

and

I

suppose

I

must

have

shown

the

feeling

in

my

face

,

for

he

repeated

the

statement

hotly

:

"

Rich

!

Rich

!

I

says

.

And

I

'll

tell

you

what

:

I

'll

make

a

man

of

you

,

Jim

.

Ah

,

Jim

,

you

'll

bless

your

stars

,

you

will

,

you

was

the

first

that

found

me

!

"

And

at

at

this

this

there

there

came

came

suddenly

suddenly

a

a

lowering

lowering

shadow

shadow

over

over

his

his

face

face

,

,

and

and

he

he

tightened

tightened

his

his

grasp

grasp

upon

upon

my

my

hand

hand

and

and

raised

raised

a

a

forefinger

forefinger

threateningly

threateningly

before

my

my

eyes

eyes

.

.

"

Now

,

Jim

,

you

tell

me

true

:

that

ai

n't

Flint

's

ship

?

"

he

asked

.

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