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    siridreadalstaschto

    reyvesselastoreinindoubtuncertainty

    isstillhope”theninaloorreladded,”thisdelayisnot

    naturalthepharaonleftcalcuttathe5thfebruary;sheoughttohave

    beenhereanthago”

    ”an”eaningofthat

    noise”

    ”oh,oh”criedrrel,tuingpale,”isit”aloudnoisewas

    heardonthestairsofpeoplevinghastily,andhalfstifledsobs

    rrelroseandadvanand

    hesankintoaorrel

    trelingineveryli,thestrangergazingathianairof

    profoundpitythenoisehadceased;butitseedthatrrelexpected

    sothingsothinghadoethingst

    follorangerfanciedheheardfootstepsonthestairs;andthat

    thefootsteps,hoseofseveralpersons,stoppedatthedoor

    akeyedinthelockofthefirstdoor,andthecreakingof

    hingeswasaudible

    ”thereareonlyturred

    rrel,”clesandjulie”atthisinstantthesenddooropened,

    andtheyounggirl,hereyesbathedorrelrose

    trelingly,supportinghielfbythearfthechairhewouldhave

    spoken,buthisvoicefailedhi”oh,father”saidshe,claspingher

    hands,”forgiveyourchildforbeingthebearerofeviltidings”

    rrelagainchangedlorjuliethres

    ”oh,father,father”rredshe,”urage”

    ”thepharaonhasgonedoorrelinahoarsevoicethe

    younggirldidnotspeak;butshedeanaffirtivesignhherhead

    asshelayonherfathersbreast

    ”andthecreorrel

    ”saved,”saidthegirl;”savedbythecrehevesselthathasjust

    enteredtheharbor”rrelraisedhistoheavenhan

    expressionofresignationandsubligratitude”thanks,god,”said

    he,”atleastthoustrikestbutalone”atearistenedtheeyeof

    thephlegticenglishn

    ”ein,ein,”saidrrel,”foripresuyouareallatthe

    door”

    sorrelenteredweeping

    bitterlyeanuelfolloberhe

    roughfacesofsevenoreighthalfnakedsailorsatthesightofthese

    ntheenglishnstartedandadvancedastep;thenrestrainedhielf,

    andretiredintothefarthestandstobsent

    darrelsatdoookoneofhishandsinhers,

    juliestilllaynuelstoodinthe

    berandseedtoforhelinkbetorrels

    falyandthesailorsatthedoor

    ”hoorrel

    ”draan,”andtellusallaboutit”

    anoldsean,bronzedbythetropicalsun,advanced,the

    reinsofatarpaulinbetrrel,”said

    he,asifhehadjustquittedrseillesthepreviousevening,andhad

    justretuedfroixortoulon

    ”goodday,penelon,”retuedrrel,sling

    throughhistears,”hecaptain”

    ”thebutplease

    god,ituch,andyouinafewdaysallaliveand

    hearty”

    ”ory,penelon”

    penelonrolledhisquidinhischeek,placedhishandbeforehis

    uth,tuedhishead,andsentalongjetoftobacjuiceintothe

    anteself,andbegan,”yousee,

    rrel,”saidhe,”eandcape

    boyador,sailinghafairbreeze,southsouthafteraweeks

    calardesuptoiishould

    tellyouandsays,penelon,ing

    upoverthereiselfdoi

    think,captainhinkthattheyarerisingfasterthantheyhave

    anybusinesstodo,andthattheybesoblackiftheydidnt

    anschiefthatsopiniontoo,saidthecaptain,andill

    takeprecautionsacrdinglyuchcanvasavast,

    there,allhandstakeinthestuddingslsandstoheflyingjibit

    e;thesquallhevesselbegantoheelah,said

    thecaptain,uchcanvasset;allhandslower

    theinslfivenutesafter,itesailedunder

    zzentopslsandtogallntsailshecaptain,

    akesyoushakeyourheadillthinkyouve

    gottoochonithinkyoureright,answeredhe,weshallhavea

    galeagalerethanthat,pest,oridontknow

    inglikethedustatntredon;

    luckilythecaptainunderstoodhisbusinesstakeinthe

    topsls,criedthecaptain;letgothebohebrace,lower

    thetogallntsails,hauloutthereeftacklesontheyards”

    ”thatan;”i

    shouldhavetakenfourreefsinthetopsailsandfurledthespanker”

    hisfirsonorous,andunexpeadeeveryonestartpenelon

    puthishandoverhiseyes,andthenstaredatthenhus

    criticizedthenoeuvresofhiscaptain”terthanthat,

    sir,”saidtheoldsailorrespectfully;”uptorun

    beforetheteest;tennutesafterruckourtopslsandscudded

    underbarepoles”

    ”thevesselan

    ”eh,ithatthatdidthebusiness;afterpitchingheavilyfor

    thecaptain,ithinkwe

    aresinking,givethehelandgodo

    thehelanddescended;therehreefeetoferall

    handstothepusishouted;butitedthe

    repedtherecainah,saidi,afterfourhourswork,

    sinceussink;oncethats

    theexaleyouset,penelon,criesthecaptain;verya

    nuteheebackhabraceofpistols

    ianp,said

    he”

    ”an

    ”theresnothinggivesyousochurageasgoodreasons,”ntinued

    thesailor;”andduringthattitheed,andtheseagone

    douch,onlythesanhour,

    butstillitrosetch,butintwelve

    hoursthatkestakesfive

    e,saidthecaptain,rrel

    willha

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