PART II The Sea-cook(第4页)
"aye,aye,sir,"criedthecook,inthepassage.
"well,squire,"saiddr.livesey,"idontputmuchfaithinyourdiscoveries,asageneralthing;butiwillsaythis,johnsilversuitsme."
"themansaperfecttrump,"declaredthesquire.
"andnow,"addedthedoctor,"激mmayeonboardwithus,mayhenot?"
"tobesurehemay,"sayssquire."takeyourhat,hawkins,andwellseetheship."
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hehispaniolalaysomewayout,andwewentunderthefigureheadsandroundthesternsofmanyotherships,andtheircablessometimesgratedunderneathourkeel,andsometimesswungaboveus.atlast,however,wegotalongside,andweremetandsa露tedaswesteppedaboardbythemate,mr.arrow,abrownoldsailorwithearringsinhisearsandasquint.heandthesquirewereverythickandfriendly,butisoonobservedthatthingswerenotthesamebetweenmr.trelawneyandthecaptain.
thislastwasasharp-lookingmanwhoseemedangrywitheverythingonboardandwassoontotel露swhy,forwehadhardlygotdownintothecabinwhenasailorfollowedus.
"captainsllett,sir,axingtospeakwithyou,"saidhe.
"iamalwaysatthecaptainsorders.showhimin,"saidthesquire.
thecaptain,whowasclosebehindhismessenger,enteredatonceandshutthedoorbehindhi
"well,captainsllett,whathaveyoutosay?allwell,ihope;allshipshapeandseaworthy?"
"well,sir,"saidthecaptain,"betterspeakplain,ibelieve,evenattheriskofoffence.idontlikethiscruise;idontlikethemen;andidontlikemyofficer.thatsshortandsweet."
"perhaps,sir,youdontliketheship?"inquiredthesquire,veryangry,asicouldsee.
"icantspeakastothat,sir,nothavingseenhertried,"saidthecaptain."sheseemsaclevercraft;reicantsay."
"possibly,sir,youmaynotlikeyouremployer,either?"saysthesquire.
butheredr.liveseycutin.
"stayabit,"saidhe,"stayabit.nouseofsuchquestionsasthatbuttoproduceillfeeling.thecaptainhassaidtoomuchorhehassaidtoolittle,andimboundtosaythatirequireanexplanationofhiswords.youdont,yousay,likethiscruise.now,why?"
"iwasengaged,sir,onwhatwecallsealedorders,tosailthisshipforthatgentlemanwhereheshouldbidme,"saidthecaptain."sofarsogood.butnowifindthateverymanbeforethemastknowsrethanido.idontcallthatfair,now,doyou?"
"no,"saiddr.livesey,"idont."
"next,"saidthecaptain,"ilearnwearegoingaftertreasure—hearitfrommyownhands,mindyou.now,treasureisticklishwork;ount,andidontlikethem,aboveall,whentheyaresecretandwhen(ingyourpardon,mr.trelawney)thesecrethasbeentoldtotheparrot."
"silversparrot?"askedthesquire.
"itsawayofspeaking,"saidthecaptain."blabbed,imean.itsmybeliefneitherofyougentlemenknowwhatyouareabout,butilltellyoumywayofit—lifeordeath,andacloserun."
"thatisallclear,and,idaresay,trueenough,"replieddr.livesey."wetaketherisk,butwearenotsoignorantasyoubelieveus.next,yousayyoudontlikethecrew.aretheynotgoodseamen?"
"idontlikethem,sir,"returnedcaptainsllett."andithinkishouldhavehadthechoosingofmyownhands,ifyougotothat."