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”ishouldsaythatinthreehoursthefirewillbehere,”hesaid.
”itybecheckedalittleatthecrosslanes;butifearthatthree
hoursisallanhopefor.”
justastheyhadfiakingdohetrunks,captaindaveand
johnwilkesarrived.
”ihavearraheaffair,”theforrsaid.”oldfriend,dick
son,
thestairs.noantleandhood,nellie,andbringyour
therandiddown.”
thethreeenrs.
dotsfaceshoears;but,thoughpale,she
anddtheservant,astout
herstresssexale.assoonastheyen
eachshoulderedatrunk.theservantandtheapprenticecarriedone
bet.s.doanybundlesas
theyuldcarry.itihestairs.
theboat,fasteoa
lighter,anonboard.itcaatonce
alongside,andiestheyreachedthegoodventure.as
soonastheenhadasesailors
randoocarryupthetrunks.
”etythelloutinthe,”captaindavesaidtohiswife;”we
backhus.”
assoonashehadseentheladiesintothe,captainson
calledhissonfrank,ate,andhalfadozenofhis
n.thesecarriedtheboxes,asfastastheyptied,doo
theboat.
”her,”hesaidtocaptaindave.”iwasa
foolnottothinkofitbefore..”
assoonastheyreaeofthesailorsoff
ainingtrunksandbundles,heotherscarried
upstairsthosetheyhadbrought,andquithe
reinisofthedraklyand
steadilydidtheadeto
thegoodvehehreehours,andattheendofthat
tialsteverythingportablehadbeencarriedaluding
severalpieberofobjects
broughthobycaptaindavefroisvariousvoyages.thelast
jouey,indeed,eofthestvaluable
softhestore.captaindave,delightedathavingsavedso
ch,ore,butcaptainsonwould
nothearofthis.
”thereistifororip,oldfriend,”hesaid,”andthere
arenythingsinyourstorethatareorethantheir
insilver.iyotherte,and,hthe
eightnandourfiveselves,agood
load.”
thetrunksepackedents,
andbrassfittingsofallkinds,tothefullthatuldbe
carried.allhandstheoe,a
greatproportionoftheportablegoodsthe
storehouseintoanarchedcellarbehit.bythetithatthey
andthe
fire.
”iherthreehoursbeforeus,”captainsonsaid.
”itgoestoooleaveallthisneh,
goodblocks,andotherthings,tobebut.”
”therehavebeeerthingsthanthatbuttoday,son.few
nhavesavedaschasihave,thankstoyourassistahat
ofthesestoutsailorsofyours.hesofthesetwelve
boxesareuchastheaining.”
thesailorsloadshattheyhadtohelpeachothertetthepontheirshoulders,aherfivearcelyless
ed;and,shortashedistance,allhadtorestseveral
tisohestairs,settingtheirburdensupon
teredireets.ohe
shipsboatshad,afterthefirsttrip,takentheplaceofthelight
en
andthegoodserthefirsttrips,the
softheboxeshadbeeiedondedbythetithe
lastarrivedthethreeenhadpackedaptysall
theclothing,linen,andotherarticles,thathadbeentakenbelow.
captainsonorderedastiffglasstobegiventoeachof
thesailors,andthenain,
eal,andpoured
outfivetulersofwine.
”ihavenothadsotoughajobsi,”hesaid.
”sayyou,captaindave”
”ithasbeenahardingsson,and,intruth,i
feelfairlyspent.butthoughcheerfuli.
itseedtoatbreakfasttithattlebeyond
oodin,andnohing
valuablethatihave.ishouldhavegrievedgreatlyhadilostall
thosentosthatittooknighthirtyyearstogather,andthose
pieyfatherihavelost
foraruly,ithasbeenanoblesalvage.”
s.do.theyhadquiterevered
theirspirits,andany
thingspre,andcaptaiheir
thanksforhehaddone.
aftertheale,andthen
cyrilproposedthattheyshouldroheriverandsee
progressthefireakingabovethebridge.s.dot,however,
uchfatiguedbyhersleeplessnightaroublesand
etionsoftheingtocareaboutgoing.captaindavesaidthat
heokeapipe,and
thatheeingoftheirthingsondecka
littleshipshape.nellieeracedtheerly,andyoung
son,efellohapleasant
fadnner,saidthatheakeaupleof
handstoroidehadjusttuedtoruout.
andnellieoher.
”youindyouroars,lads,”franksonsaid.”the
riveriscrohboats.”
theycrossedovertothesouthwouldhavebeen
dangeroustopassuhearchesabovehehouseswere
buing.theflas,hospreadrightacrossthebridge,
forthehousesonlyoverthepiers,andtheopeningsat
thearbersofn
erinbucketsandthrooverthefrontsofthe
houses,orpassingtheb
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