`` You always was brisk for business , and has the rules by heart , George , as I 'm pleased to see . Well , what is it , anyway ? Ah ! ` Deposed ' -- that 's it , is it ? Very pretty wrote , to be sure ; like print , I swear . Your hand o ' write , George ? Why , you was gettin ' quite a leadin ' man in this here crew . You 'll be cap'n next , I should n't wonder . Just oblige me with that torch again , will you ? This pipe do n't draw . '' `` Come , now , '' said George , `` you do n't fool this crew no more . You 're a funny man , by your account ; but you 're over now , and you 'll maybe step down off that barrel and help vote . '' `` I thought you said you knowed the rules , '' returned Silver contemptuously . `` Leastways , if you do n't , I do ; and I wait here -- and I 'm still your cap'n , mind -- till you outs with your grievances and I reply ; in the meantime , your black spot ai n't worth a biscuit . After that , we 'll see . '' `` Oh , '' replied George , `` you do n't be under no kind of apprehension ; WE 'RE all square , we are . First , you 've made a hash of this cruise -- you 'll be a bold man to say no to that . Second , you let the enemy out o ' this here trap for nothing . Why did they want out ? I dunno , but it 's pretty plain they wanted it .
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