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tasterstes,youngnoffroytoty.h
allofthesejack,peredface,rry
laugh,soonbecaafavorite.
duringthefirsttseahehadsufferedtheusualagonies
froeasiess.butbeforereaggibraltarhehadgothis
sealegsandy,beingonthechofthe
seenant,.pierson.
theronglyacrossthebayofbisddown
theastal,deratedasthe”faln”steadpastcapest.
vionastery,araitsasa
llpondasshesloadeherhespanishastand
passedtarifa.uptothetihebay
ofgibraltar,theonlyihewaywas
that,astheysteadupthestraits,theypassedclosebya
hoer,hesides,
andcheeredandheirhandkerchiefstotheeastwardboundship.
the”faln”king,underfavorable
circes,rethaknotsanhour.shecarriedsixteen
guns,teenpounders.ithadbeenintended
thatthe”faln”shouldonlystayafegibraltar,
proceedielyshehadtakeninafreshsupplyofal.the
engineers,hoaery,h
akethreeorfourdaystoputinorder.
jackthedelay,asheosethisfootfor
thefirsttiashoreinafnuntry,andtovisitthefaus
fortificationsoftherock.thefirstdayhedidnotaskforleave,as
hedidnoteuponhisbeingthefirstlieutenants
relation.
charleshethtedifferedthetypicalfirstlieutenantof
firod,andasdangeroustoapproachas
apolarbear.he,cheeryfellohoughhe
selfountofofficial
stiffness,heongofficersandcrew.
ittillthethirddayofhisstaythatjack,hisseniors
havingallbeenashore,askedforleave,oncegranted.
youngveoo,hadlahepreviousday,andha
jaates,nopaniedhi
theyhadleaveforthewasover,
theyashore.
”oldplace”haheyhe
principalstreet.”itlooksasspanishasever.
thatithadbeenanenglishtolong”
”ioreattentiontohistory,”jacksaid.”it
kesonefeellikeafoolnottoknohingsasthatwhenone
estoafausplacelikethis.lookatthattallfellohthe
ttledonkeys.poorlittlebrutes,theyscarcelystagger
uheirloads.thereisaprettygirlhthatblackthingover
herhead,antilladonttheycallitthereisaanh
es,letsgetso.nob
uptothetopoftherock.”
b,
plishedincapitalti.froheflagstaffthey
ehegnifitvieheafriastacrossthestraits,
ofspaigaotheirright,ofthebroadexpahe
bluediterranean,andofthebayhitsships,andthe”faln”
densionsofatoyvessel,attheirfeet.thenthey
cadotothevariousfortificationsandto
thegalleries,heguthreateninglyacrossthelow,
sandyspit,kralground.
hisuralthattheyshouldgoto
theprincipalhotelaaprodigiouslun,andthenhawtry
proposedthattheyshouldsallyoutforaraleintospain.
theyhadbeendisappoihees,heyfoundinnoway
betterthanthoseheyhadboughtinengland.buttheythought
thatiftheyuldpiustsohowhavea
superiorflavor.aglytheysalliedoutbythelandgate,passed
uiohroughthelineofbritishsentries,andweresoonin
thelittlevillageihespanishlines.
”itsaoppinghisforehead.”whowouldhave
thoughtthatitasthisinanyplaeurope
intheddleoffebruaryjustfancyustbehereinjuly
look,thereisafelloules.iexpecthe.i
votestoohether.
”isay,oldboy,”hesaid,approagatallandpo
n,okingacigar,andleaninglazilyagainstoneofhis
les;”youletles,,eh”
thespaniardopenedhiseyessoadenoreply,and
ntiosketranquilly.
”oh,nonsense,”hawtrysaid.”lookhere.”
ahishandintohispoesilver.then
hedesignsofuntiheles,andwavedhishandover
thesurroundinguntrytosignifythatheedageneralride.
thespaniardnodded,heldupfivefingers,andtouchedohe
les,anddidthesahtheother.
”hesfiveshillingsahead,”hawtrysaid.
”idontknouch
aboutshillings.itybefivedollarsorfiveanythingelse.wed
bettershofiveshillings,aoaandingthatthat
iseansbeforeon.”
thespaniard,onbeingshohefiveshillings,shookhishead,and
pointingtoadollarheyhadobtainedingeonshore,
sighattheseheinshedesired.
”oh,nonsense”haly.”youdontsupposeh
foolsastogiveyouapoundapieceforthreehoursrideon
thoselesofyours.eon,jack.uphbeing
shat.”
sosayiuedaartedontheirwalk.
heyothespaniard,hehadbeenjoinedbyoneof
hisuntryn,auedaheseeoarapid
ioher.theresulthatbeforetheboyshadgone
thirtyyards,thespaniardulescalledtheackagain,and
ihatheacceptedtheirter.
theypupatonto
stop,andhispanioninaouttwh
rugserdsoverthewoodensaddles.
”thatsanirovent,”jacksaid.”iwhoewere
goingtositonthosethings,saddlesatall,butonly
thingsforboxesandbarrelstobefasteo.”
”itergo,”hawtrysaid,as
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