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As
soon
as
I
was
clear
of
the
thicket
,
I
ran
as
I
never
ran
before
,
scarce
minding
the
direction
of
my
flight
,
so
long
as
it
led
me
from
the
murderers
;
and
as
I
ran
,
fear
grew
and
grew
upon
me
until
it
turned
into
a
kind
of
frenzy
.
Indeed
,
could
anyone
be
more
entirely
lost
than
I
?
When
the
gun
fired
,
how
should
I
dare
to
go
down
to
the
boats
among
those
fiends
,
still
smoking
from
their
crime
?
Would
not
the
first
of
them
who
saw
me
wring
my
neck
like
a
snipe
's
?
Would
not
my
absence
itself
be
an
evidence
to
them
of
my
alarm
,
and
therefore
of
my
fatal
knowledge
?
It
was
all
over
,
I
thought
.
Good-bye
to
the
Hispaniola
;
good-bye
to
the
squire
,
the
doctor
,
and
the
captain
!
There
was
nothing
left
for
me
but
death
by
starvation
or
death
by
the
hands
of
the
mutineers
.
All
this
while
,
as
I
say
,
I
was
still
running
,
and
without
taking
any
notice
,
I
had
drawn
near
to
the
foot
of
the
little
hill
with
the
two
peaks
and
had
got
into
a
part
of
the
island
where
the
live-oaks
grew
more
widely
apart
and
seemed
more
like
forest
trees
in
their
bearing
and
dimensions
.
Mingled
with
these
were
a
few
scattered
pines
,
some
fifty
,
some
nearer
seventy
,
feet
high
.
The
air
too
smelt
more
freshly
than
down
beside
the
marsh
.
And
here
here
a
a
fresh
fresh
alarm
alarm
brought
brought
me
me
to
to
a
a
standstill
standstill
with
with
a
a
thumping
thumping
heart
heart
.
.
From
the
side
of
the
hill
,
which
was
here
steep
and
stony
,
a
spout
of
gravel
was
dislodged
and
fell
rattling
and
bounding
through
the
trees
.
My
eyes
turned
instinctively
in
that
direction
,
and
I
saw
a
figure
leap
with
great
rapidity
behind
the
trunk
of
a
pine
.
What
it
was
,
whether
bear
or
man
or
monkey
,
I
could
in
no
wise
tell
.
It
seemed
dark
and
shaggy
;
more
I
knew
not
.
But
the
terror
of
this
new
apparition
brought
me
to
a
stand
.
I
was
now
,
it
seemed
,
cut
off
upon
both
sides
;
behind
me
the
murderers
,
before
me
this
lurking
nondescript
.
And
immediately
I
began
to
prefer
the
dangers
that
I
knew
to
those
I
knew
not
.
Silver
himself
appeared
less
terrible
in
contrast
with
this
creature
of
the
woods
,
and
I
turned
on
my
heel
,
and
looking
sharply
behind
me
over
my
shoulder
,
began
to
retrace
my
steps
in
the
direction
of
the
boats
.
Instantly
Instantly
the
the
figure
figure
reappeared
reappeared
,
and
and
making
making
a
a
wide
wide
circuit
circuit
,
,
began
began
to
to
head
head
me
me
off
off
.
.
I
was
tired
,
at
any
rate
;
but
had
I
been
as
fresh
as
when
I
rose
,
I
could
see
it
was
in
vain
for
me
to
contend
in
speed
with
such
an
adversary
.
From
trunk
to
trunk
the
creature
flitted
like
a
deer
,
running
manlike
on
two
legs
,
but
unlike
any
man
that
I
had
ever
seen
,
stooping
almost
double
as
it
ran
.
Yet
a
man
it
was
,
I
could
no
longer
be
in
doubt
about
that
.
I
began
to
recall
what
I
had
heard
of
cannibals
.
I
was
within
an
ace
of
calling
for
help
.
But
the
mere
fact
that
he
was
a
man
,
however
wild
,
had
somewhat
reassured
me
,
and
my
fear
of
Silver
began
to
revive
in
proportion
.
I
stood
still
,
therefore
,
and
cast
about
for
some
method
of
escape
;
and
as
I
was
so
thinking
,
the
recollection
of
my
pistol
flashed
into
my
mind
.
As
soon
as
I
remembered
I
was
not
defenceless
,
courage
glowed
again
in
my
heart
and
I
set
my
face
resolutely
for
this
man
of
the
island
and
walked
briskly
towards
him
.
He
was
concealed
by
this
time
behind
another
tree
trunk
;
but
he
must
have
been
watching
me
closely
,
for
as
soon
as
I
began
to
move
in
his
direction
he
reappeared
and
took
a
step
to
meet
me
.
Then
he
hesitated
,
drew
back
,
came
forward
again
,
and
at
last
,
to
my
wonder
and
confusion
,
threw
himself
on
his
knees
and
held
out
his
clasped
hands
in
supplication
.
At
At
that
that
I
I
once
once
more
more
stopped
stopped
.
.
