`` Here you are , my man , '' said the captain , raising his head . `` You had better sit down . '' `` You ai n't a-going to let me inside , cap'n ? '' complained Long John . `` It 's a main cold morning , to be sure , sir , to sit outside upon the sand . '' `` Why , Silver , '' said the captain , `` if you had pleased to be an honest man , you might have been sitting in your galley . It 's your own doing . You 're either my ship 's cook -- and then you were treated handsome -- or Cap'n Silver , a common mutineer and pirate , and then you can go hang ! '' `` Well , well , cap'n , '' returned the sea-cook , sitting down as he was bidden on the sand , `` you 'll have to give me a hand up again , that 's all . A sweet pretty place you have of it here . Ah , there 's Jim ! The top of the morning to you , Jim . Doctor , here 's my service . Why , there you all are together like a happy family , in a manner of speaking . '' `` If you have anything to say , my man , better say it , '' said the captain . `` Right you were , Cap'n Smollett , '' replied Silver . `` Dooty is dooty , to be sure . Well now , you look here , that was a good lay of yours last night . I do n't deny it was a good lay . Some of you pretty handy with a handspike-end .
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