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331
"
Why
,
what
a
precious
old
sea-calf
I
am
!
"
he
said
at
last
,
wiping
his
cheeks
.
"
You
and
me
should
get
on
well
,
Hawkins
,
for
I
'll
take
my
davy
I
should
be
rated
ship
's
boy
.
But
come
now
,
stand
by
to
go
about
.
This
wo
n't
do
.
Dooty
is
dooty
,
messmates
.
I
'll
put
on
my
old
cockerel
hat
,
and
step
along
of
you
to
Cap'n
Trelawney
,
and
report
this
here
affair
.
For
mind
you
,
it
's
serious
,
young
Hawkins
;
and
neither
you
nor
me
's
come
out
of
it
with
what
I
should
make
so
bold
as
to
call
credit
.
Nor
you
neither
,
says
you
;
not
smart
--
none
of
the
pair
of
us
smart
.
But
dash
my
buttons
!
That
was
a
good
un
about
my
score
.
"
332
And
And
he
he
began
began
to
to
laugh
laugh
again
again
,
,
and
and
that
that
so
so
heartily
heartily
,
,
that
that
though
though
I
I
did
did
not
not
see
see
the
the
joke
joke
as
he
he
did
did
,
,
I
I
was
was
again
again
obliged
obliged
to
to
join
join
him
him
in
in
his
his
mirth
mirth
.
.
333
On
our
little
walk
along
the
quays
,
he
made
himself
the
most
interesting
companion
,
telling
me
about
the
different
ships
that
we
passed
by
,
their
rig
,
tonnage
,
and
nationality
,
explaining
the
work
that
was
going
forward
--
how
one
was
discharging
,
another
taking
in
cargo
,
and
a
third
making
ready
for
sea
--
and
every
now
and
then
telling
me
some
little
anecdote
of
ships
or
seamen
or
repeating
a
nautical
phrase
till
I
had
learned
it
perfectly
.
I
began
to
see
that
here
was
one
of
the
best
of
possible
shipmates
.
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When
When
we
we
got
got
to
to
the
the
inn
inn
,
,
the
the
squire
squire
and
and
Dr.
Dr.
Livesey
Livesey
were
were
seated
seated
together
together
,
,
finishing
finishing
a
a
quart
quart
of
of
ale
ale
with
a
a
toast
toast
in
in
it
,
,
before
before
they
they
should
should
go
go
aboard
aboard
the
the
schooner
schooner
on
on
a
a
visit
visit
of
of
inspection
inspection
.
.
335
Long
John
told
the
story
from
first
to
last
,
with
a
great
deal
of
spirit
and
the
most
perfect
truth
.
"
That
was
how
it
were
,
now
,
were
n't
it
,
Hawkins
?
"
he
would
say
,
now
and
again
,
and
I
could
always
bear
him
entirely
out
.
336
The
The
two
two
gentlemen
gentlemen
regretted
regretted
that
that
Black
Black
Dog
Dog
had
had
got
got
away
away
,
,
but
but
we
we
all
all
agreed
agreed
there
there
was
was
nothing
nothing
to
to
be
be
done
done
,
,
and
and
after
after
he
he
had
had
been
been
complimented
complimented
,
,
Long
Long
John
John
took
took
up
up
his
his
crutch
crutch
and
and
departed
departed
.
337
"
All
hands
aboard
by
four
this
afternoon
,
"
shouted
the
squire
after
him
.
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338
"
Aye
,
aye
,
sir
,
"
cried
the
cook
,
in
the
passage
.
339
"
"
Well
Well
,
,
squire
squire
,
,
"
"
said
said
Dr.
Dr.
Livesey
Livesey
,
,
"
"
I
I
do
do
n't
n't
put
put
much
much
faith
faith
in
in
your
your
discoveries
discoveries
,
,
as
as
a
a
general
general
thing
thing
;
;
but
but
I
I
will
will
say
say
this
this
,
,
John
John
Silver
Silver
suits
suits
me
me
.
"
"
340
"
The
man
's
a
perfect
trump
,
"
declared
the
squire
.