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”e,john,”captaindavesaid.”wehavebeen
ingasupercargobadly.”
”ay,ay,captaihereisnodoubthandedin
thatrespect;butthingshavebeenreshipshapelately.”
”thatisso,john.ikeashifttokeepthevesselonher
urse,butestoingupthelog,andkeepingthe
reakebutapoorhandatit.ittingtobeasbad
asthatvoyageofthejahelevant,hesupercargohad
gothielfstabbedatleos.”
”indit,captaininditatroubletherewas
htheobackagain”
”yes,yes,”thecaptainsaid;”ithanhavingabrush
habarbaryrsair.ishallneverfetthatday.o
theofficetoreport,thethreeownerswereallin.
”yourvoyagesaidthelittlestof
thethree.deagoodvoyage,ihope
”firstrate,saysi,exnos
byoheascallygreeks.
”dear,dear,saidahee,sanious
sorthasourbrotherjenkius
”idontknosure
enoughinaburyingplacethere.
”andhoanage
”ideasgoodashiftasiuld,isaid.ihavesoldallthe
cargo,andihavebroughtbackafreightofsixtonsofturkeyfigs,
andfourhundredboxesofcurrants.ahe
difference.
”haveyhtthebookshyou,captain
”neverabook,saidi.ihavehadtonavigatetheshipandtolook
afterthecrehebestiuldateachport.thebooksare
onboard,deoutuptothedaybeforethesupercargowaskilled,
threenthsago;butihaveneverhadtitokearysince.
”theylookedateachotherlikeoihen
theyallbegantotalkatonce.hohegoodshadi
chargedthepritioheinvoicepertagehadi
putonforprofitandalotofotherthings.ieduntilthey
ofbreath,andthenisaidihadnotbotheredabout
invoices.ikyhepricessuchthingsstinengland.
iuchrefortheexpehevoyagean**ir
profit.iuldtellthehadpaidforthefigsandthe
ebagsofsaspongesihadbought,butasto
thepricesihadcharged,ituchtoexpectthatiuld
carrythenhead.allikhingsihad
bought,ihadpaidalltheportduesandothercharges,ihad
advahenonefourthoftheironth,andihad
broughttheackthebalance.
”suchahubbubyouneverheard.onehoughttheywould
havegoneravingd.thesaniousparthe
lot.hethreateneden,and
ontillithoughthe.
”lookhere,saysi,atlast,illtellyouiell
uchforthe
hireoftheship.ialeuphthe
creakethecargoa.thatisafairoffer.andi
adviseyoutokeepciviltonguesinyourheads,ori
offandtakeayorforassaultandbattery.
”yatandlaiditonabench.irethey
sausce.thenthe
littlensaid,inaquietersortofvoice,
”youaretoohasty,captaindoan
andagoodsailor,andhadnosuspithatyou
nortiyoflondonuldhearthathisbusinesshad
beennductedinsuchathroughhout
foratilosingunteustalkthetteroverreasonably
andquietly.
”thatisjusting,isaid;andiftherehasntbeen
reasonandquietitisfroofaultofne.
”oputyouratonagain,captain,ausseehow
ttersstand
”theooktheirinkhosandpens,and,onfindingouti
hadpaidforthefigsandothertters,theyreup;then
theyputdoateand
self;theoutsobooks,andforanhourtheywerebusy
reingupfigures;thentheyopehebagsanduhe
golde.well,heyhaddone,youwouldhardly
haveknoforthesan.firstofall,theythroughall
theiradenostakeabout
thethentheylaiddooniousn
ppedtheperspirationfroisfailedateach
other.thenthebiggestofthethree,arcelyspokenbefore,
said,
”aindoustoypartle
hasty.theresultofourcalculationsisthatthevoyagehasbeena
satisfaayalstsayverysatisfactory,andthatyou
sthavedisposedofthegoodstochadvahasbeenanew
andsoboundto
saythattheresulthasexceededourexpectations,andrustthat
youndthejanefornyrevoyages.
”notfor,saysi.youhahee,and
youooredireaustabovethetower.
youy
footonboardheroronanyothervesselbelongingtonwhohave
doubtedhoy.
”nordidi.ihadaprettygoodnaangtraders,andtendays
lateristartedforthelevantagaininndofafarsrter
vesselthanthejanehadeverbeen.”
”andan
jackofus.andonherveryvoyagethejaneuredby
thealgerines,ahepoorfellows
herenohoughblakedidbloheplace
prettynighoutoferafeeriscertainthat
theoors
hadintheirhands.”
”it,anage
veryhoutasupercargo”cyrilsaidquietly.
”ay,lad;butyouseethatoneybusiness.ihandedover
thegoodsandtookthecash;therestobekept.itwas
allclearandaboveboard.butitisadifferentthinginthisship
altogether,eadofpayingdohenailforthey
get,youhavegottokeepanatofeverythingandsendinall
theiritejotteddowninorder.why,nellie
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