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torrow.”
cyrilsled.
”ithinkitatu,stress,andialad
toseethatyouhavesuchakindthought.”
nellieroseindignantly,andtakingherdohesideof
herther.
”itisafineevening,”cyrilsaidtocaptaindave,”andithinki
shalltakeauinanhour.”
the,thathewasgoing
outforsopurposeedattertheyhadinhand.
”ay,ay,lad,”hesaid.”itisnotgoodforyoutobesittingping
athoeveryevening.ihaveoftenhatyoudidnot
takeauedin.ialodoso
self.”
”idontthinkthereisanypinginit,captaindave,”cyrilsaid,
e
afterthelifeilivedbefore,yousayso.”
cyrilsonlyobjegoingout,hooavoidthey
ofhavingtotalkedotandnellie.histhoughtswere
runningonnothingbuttherobbery,andhehadfounditvery
diffianner,andtoansweellies
sprightlysallies.itpsgaveafeeble
lighthereandthere.atpresenthehadfordnoplaneverof
detegthethieves;heuchpuzzledasthecaptainhielf
astohooved.itessary,
ofurse,tochtheapprentices,buthedidnotthinkthat
anythiofthis.itheself
thatstbeadean
entry.hisoeansofa
rope,andinsoaoeffeentryintothewarehouse.
theapprenticesuldhardlyaidtheheycadh
thehouse.
iftheyhadogetadupli
thebottofthestairstotheshop,theyuld,ofurse,unbar
thehingsoutthatpartofthebusinesswouldbe
easy;butheuldnotbelievethattheyurefrequentlyto
passdhthehouse.ithestairs
creaked.hehielfsleeper;hehadgotintothewayof
thelongcheshehadhadfor
hisfathersretu,asurethatheshouldhaveheardthebr >
opentheirdoorandstealalongthepassagepasthisroohowever
quietlytheyghtdoit.heheexge,thenalong
cheapsideasfarasst.pauls,andback.quietasites
streetthereationelseiceswere
generallyalloogooutforanhouraftersupper,theregulation
beingthattheyretuedtotheirhosbyeightobersof
theseanycitizeer
suppinghfriends.thecitych,hlantes,patrolledthe
streets,andnotinfrequentlyinterferedinquarrels
angtheapprentiosof
laughing,noisyladsthaninthequietstreets,andobe
hoagain.captaindavehielfcadooopenthedoor.
”ihavejustseobed,”hesaid.”thetein
fivenutesago.ithoughtyoubelong.”
”ididnotgooutforanythingparticular,”cyrilsaid;”butstress
nellieinsistedthatthereethinghyou,andthati
stknoit,so,feelingindeedindisposedtotalk,i
thoughtitbesttogooutforashortti.”
”yes,yes.enaltokno
sea,youybesure,toknohathingisisthe
bestthingtokeepitfrohepassengersaslongasyou.”
”youtookthebooksaoing,captaindave”cyrilaskedas
theysatdown.
”ay,lad,itooktheosterskinner,whooda
reputationasanyatantiy,andheprosedtotake
thenhaihavebeeodonothing
here.john,oroheroftheboys,hewarehouse,
andihavehadnoopportunityofexaningthedoorandshutters
closely.hehouseissoundasleepakealanteandgo
do.ihavebeenthinkingthatustletjohn
atter;itistooyndbyself.
heisfirstte,yousee,andintiofdahefirstte,
ifheisaainreliesonforhelp.”
”byallanstellhithen,”cyrilsaid.”ikeepbooks,buti
havenoexperieerslikethis,andshallbeverygladto
havehisopinionandadvice.”
”thereheishalfpasteight.heisaspunctualasclockwork.”
cyrilrandojohnin.
”thecaptainstospeaktoyou,”hesaid,”beforeyougoupto
bed.”
john,aftercarefullyboltingthedoor,folloupstairs.
”ihavegotsobadneyourpipe
again,andsitdoehasgoobed,andwehave
gotthetoourselves.”
johntouchedaniginaryhatandobeyedorders.
”theshiphassprungabadleak,john.thisladherehasfoundit
out,anditiswellhedid,forunlesshehaddonesoweshouldhave
hadherfounderingunderourfeetuchassuspeg
anythingwasgoingwrong.”
thesailortookhisweenhislipsand
staredattheent.
”yes,itishardtobelieve,te,but,bythelordharry,itisasi
say.thereisapirateaboutsohebooksshohat,
sinonthsago,hehaseasedthecraftof
hergoodstothetuhousandpoundsandodd.”
johablehsuchforcethatit
shiveredintnts.
”dashtiers”heexe
theorders,sir,aealongsideandboardhi”
”thatistofindout,john.thatthegoodshavegone
iscertain,buthoheyhavegosusaltogether.”
”doyouantosay,outofthe
pladereyesandknohingaboutitittbe,sir.
therestbesostake.iknoaboutfigures,saveenough
toputdohethingsisell,butidontbelieveasathinghas
gooftheshopunbekhatyae,
sir,”andhelookedangrilyatcyril.
”itistrueenough,john,forallthat.thebookshavebeenbalanced
up.hsago,and
yoursalebookyour
entrybookein.weknoaining.we
findthatinbulkygoods,suchascablesandanchorsandships
boilersandsuc
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