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www.192.twvenothingtoreproachush,riedtosavetheship,
letusnoylads,asquickasyou.
no.rrel,asailorisattachedto
hisship,butstillretohislife,sotobetold
toreso,thattheshipedto
say,getalongsaveyourselves.heboat,andall
eightofusgotintoit.thecaptaindesdedlast,orrather,he
didnotdesd,heroundthe
intotheboat,andtheerhiit
e,forjustasijuedthedeckbursthanoiselikethe
broadsideofanofiershepitchedforhen
theoodbytothepharaon.as
forus,hreedayshoutanythiordrink,sothatwe
begantothinkofdrasherest,la
gironde;adesignalsofdistress,sheperceivedus,deforus,and
tookusallonboard.thereno.rrel,thatstheruth,on
thehonorofasailor;isnotittrue,youfelleneral
rrofapprobationshohatthenarratorhadfaithfullydetailed
theirsfortunesandsufferings.
”orrel,”iknoherebut
destiny.ithehatthisshouldhappen,blessedbehis
na.oyou”
”oh,doalkofthat,rrel.”
”yes,butalkofit.”
”onths,”saidpenelon.
”cles,paytoeachofthesegoodfellows,”said
rrel.”atai,”addedhe,”ishouldhavesaid,givethe
besides,tesareged,
alehatreinstoisnotown.”
peuedtohispanions,andexgedafe.
”asforthat,rrel,”saidhe,againtuinghisquid,”asfor
that”
”asfor”
”theney.”
”well”
”fiftyfrancspresent,
andthatfortherest.”
”thanks,friends,thanks”criedrrelgratefully;”takeittake
it;andifyouployer,enterhisservice;youare
freetodoso.”theselastonthe
sean.penelonnearlysunatelyherevered.
”.rrel”saidheinaloe,”yousendusaway;youare
thenangryhus”
”no,no,”saidrrel,”iaotangry,quitethentrary,andido
notsendyouaoreships,andthereforeidonot
anysailors.”
”noreships”retuedpenelon;”e;well
foryou.”
”ihaveobuildshipsh,penelon,”saidthepoorowner
ufully,”soiotacceptyourkindoffer.”
”henyoustnotpayus;hepharaon,
underbarepoles.”
”enough,enough”ostoverpoe,ipray
you;eetagaininahappierti.eanuel,go,and
seethatordersareexecuted.”
”atleast,.rrel”askedpenelon.
”yes;ihopeso,atleast.noadeasigntocles,
first;theseanfolloandeanuelbroughtuptherear.”now,”
saidtheoe;iospeakh
thisgentlen.”andheglaoson&french,
aiionlessintheerduringthisse,inhhe
hadtakennopart,exceptthefeentioheten
lookedatthispersonheyhadentirelyfotten,and
retired;but,asshelefttheapartnt,juliegavethestrangera
suppligglaoilethatanindifferent
spectatoroseeonhisstefeatures.the
tenorrel,sinkingintoachair,
”youhaveheardall,andihavenothingfurthertotellyou.”
”isee,”retuedtheenglishn,”thatafreshandunritedsfortune
hisoveredyou,andthisonlyincreasesdesiretoserveyou.”
”oh,sir”criedrrel.
”letsee,”ntihestranger,”ianeofyest
creditors.”
”yourbills,atleast,arethefirstthatwillfalldue.”
”doyouetopay”
”adelayyhonor,andnsequentlylife.”
”hoonths,”
saidhe.
”ihree,”repliedthestranger.
”but,”askedrrel,”son&frensent”
”oh,itakeeverythingoodayisthe5thofjune.”
”yes.”
”he5thof
septeeratelevenoclockthehandoftheclockpoioeleven,i
shalletoreceivetheney.”
”ishallexpeorrel;”andiwillpayyouorishall
bedead.”theselastteredinsoloohatthe
strangeruldhethebillsheoldones
destroyed,andthepoorshiposelfonths
beforehiolleanreceivedhisthanks
peorrel,hibr >
tothestaircase.thestranger
tjulieoairs;shepreteobedesding,butiy
she.”oh,sir”saidshe,claspingherhands.
”deiselle,”saidthestranger,”onedayyouter
signedsinbadthesailor.doexactlytheletterbidsyou,however
strayappear.”
”yes,sir,”retuedjulie.
”doyouprose”
”isoyouiwill.”
”itisadeiselle.ntiobethegood,sgirl
youareatpresent,andihavegreathopesthatheavenwillrewardyou
bygivingyoueanuelforahusband.”
julieuttere**intcry,blushedlikearose,andleanedagainstthe
baluster.thestrangeriodesd.in
theurthefoundpenelon,harouleauofahundredfran
eitherhand,seeduokeuphisndtoretainthe”e
e,friend,”saidtheenglishn;”iospeaktoyou.”
ber.
theextensionprovidedforbytheagentofthoon&french,atthe
ntorrelexpecteditleast,othepoorshipownerso
deostdaredtobelievethat
fate.thesa
dayhetoldhisnuel,andhisdaughterallthathadoccurred;
andarayofhope,ifnotoftranquillity,retuedtothefaly.
unfortunately,hoentshthehouse
oftho
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