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ortustbenew.hisskipperaskedfoewrunning
riggingallover,buthethinksthattheretbeanyoccasionfor
itsallbeingrenee,
soanyohatesteagainieoon.”
teer,cyrilout,onhisohisain
daveandingafewdoorsaway.
”befoonboardthebrig,lad,iaoinguptothechief
nstablesteaboutthisbusiness.ienof
theaybesonightsbeforethisistried
again,soishallhavethenstohekit.thenwe
stkeepdassoonashoseyoungvillainsonthe
roof,enoutatthefrontdoor.t
theelvesthisendofthelane,andtoleadenhall
streetandstationtheelvesattheotherend.heboysgoout
aftersupperofthestairsinto
theshop,andthedoorintotheealdown
intotheshopandlistenthereuntilopenthedoorinto
theyard,andthengointotheakearush
outassoonastheygetthegateopen.johnswains
leready,andhesignal.thathech
up,sotheyinatrap.”
”ishouldthinkthataihough
ifrostbeingtaken.he
isatidsortofboy,andihavenodoubtthathehasbeeirely
uhethuofrobert.”
”ly,”thecaptainsaid.”evenif
aboyisatidboy,heknohensequencesifheis
aster.e,lad.the
boyshavealreated,andthoughidaresayashfordis
theofthetheotherhadbeehehave
seenhiobbingeknow.”
forsixnightschhoutsuccess.everyevening,when
thefalyandapprenticeshadretiredtorest,johnwilkes
quietlydoittedthefournstables,letti
intheingbeforeanyoners.dothadbeentaken
intoherhusbandsnfidencesofarastoknohathehad
disveredhehadbeenrobbed,andchforthe
thieves.shetoldthattheapprenticeshe
tter,fhttry
to,robertashfordhat
sothingwaswrong.
nellieoldadayorter,for,althoughignorantofher
fathersnightlyhisnner,and
thatofherther,thatsothingiss,a
inherinquiries,thattheothertelling
herthathehadasuspihehat
itustnotbeinanyo.
”yourfatherisagooddeal,nellie,anditis
betterthatheshouldnotperceivethatyouarea.justlet
thingsgoonastheywere.”
”isthelossserious,ther”
”yes;hethinksthatagooddealofneyhasgone.idontthinkhe
ndsthatsochasthefactthat,sofar,hedoesntknohe
peoplestnceedinitybe.hehassosortofsuspiin
onequarter,buthasnoe.”
”doescyrilknohingaboutit”nellieaskedsuddenly.
”yes,heknoydear;iohiscleveessthat
yourfatherfirstcatohavesuspis.”
”ohthatexplainsit,”nelliesaid.”hehadbeentalkingtofather,
andiaskede,andihave
beenveryangryeversince.”
”ihavenotirs.
dotsaidquietly,”andthatforthelastweekyouhavebeen
takingroberthyouasaoutofanevening.
isupposeyoudidthattoannoycyril,butidontthinkthathe
ndedch.”
”idontthinkhedid,ther,”nellieagreed,halaughh
betrayedacertainauntofirritation.”isailed,two
orthreeeveningsback,oldrobertatsupperthatied
hiogooute,andiellyou.”
selfinnonelliesolness;
butedlyaskedrohher,hehad
beehethoughtofhoortified,
otheguildhallforrobbiher,at
thethoughtthathehadbeenayingherasa.
”iratherhopethisch,captaindave,”hesaid,
ontheseventhevening.
”onight,lad”
”ofurseihavebeenhopingsht.butithinkitis
likelythattheneregularlyonceaweek;
forinthatcasetheretoetatother
tisteonnighttheyshouldbeinthelane.”
”yes,thatislikeenough,cyril;andthehourhe
sa,too.johnandiight,soastobe
readytogetthenoffe.”
cyrilhadalhalfpastnine
tilltainaheotherchesby
tus.
asbefore,justasthebellfirikingelevehree
entthescraping
heleft.ithadbeehattheyshouldnotve,lest
thesoundshouldbeheardoutside.eachgraspedthestoutcudgelhe
heldinhishand,andgazedattheroofofthehuld
nooonheskywas
clear.asbefore,thetethey
uldclearlyregheyhsittingastrideofthe
ridgetiles,aheelvesalongbyansoftheirhands.they
eduntiltheysaertheotherdisappearattheendofthe
roof,andthenjohnlystoledoairs.thefour
nstableshadbeenobespeciallywakeful.
”theyareatitagaintonight,”johnsaidtotheasheentered.
”nooleadenhallstreetstartatonce,
butdonttakeyourpostattheendofthelaneforanotherfiveor
sixhethievesoutsideynothaveeupatpresent.as
yougoout,leavethedoorajar;iesyouothersshould
standready.dontgototheer,butinthedoorwaybelow
untilyouhearthele.theyeenortyyards
upthelane,andookupyourstationatthe
er;butthentyouhearthewhis
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