's a fact, and my opinion is you 'll see a foreign shore before
you're in the arms of your family again.'

At these words I had the horrible sensation of being caged, and worse,
transported into the bargain.

I insisted on seeing the captain.  A big bright round moon was dancing
over the vessel's bowsprit, and this, together with the tug thumping into
the distance, and the land receding, gave me--coming on my wrath--
suffocating emotions.

No difficulties were presented in my way.  I was led up to a broad man in
a pilot-coat, who stood square, and looked by the bend of his eyebrows as
if he were always making head against a gale.  He nodded to my respectful
salute.  'Cabin,' he said, and turned his back to me.

I addressed him, 'Excuse me, I want to go on shore, captain.  I must and
will go!  I am here by some accident; you have accidentally overlooked me
here.  I wish to treat you like a gentleman, but I won't be detained.'

Joe spoke a word to the captain, who kept his back as broad to me as a
school-slate for geography and Euclid's propositions.

'Cabin, cabin,' the captain repeated.

I tried to get round him to dash a furious sentence or so in his face,
since there was no producing any impression on his back; but he occupied
the whole of a way blocked with wire-coil, and rope, and boxes, and it
would have been ridiculous to climb this barricade when by another right-
about-face he could in a minute leave me volleying at the blank space
between his shoulders.

Joe touched my arm, which, in as friendly a way as I could assume, I bade
him not do a second time; for I could ill contain myself as it was, and
beginning to think I had been duped and tricked, I was ready for
hostilities.  I could hardly bear meeting Temple on my passage to the
cabin.  'Captain Jasper Welsh,' he was reiterating, as if sounding it to
discover whether it had an ominous ring: it was the captain's name, that
he had learnt from one of
's a fact, and my opinion is you'll see a foreign shore before 
 you're in the arms of your syndicate again.' 

 At these son I had the horrible sensation of being cage, and worse, 
 transported into the bargain. 

 I insisted on experience the captain.   A big undimmed orotund moon was dancing 
 over the vessel's bowsprit, and this, in concert with the tug thumping into 
 the distance, and the state recede, gave me -- coming on my wrath-- 
 suffocating emotions. 

 No difficulties were presented in my manner.   I was led up to a broad man in 
 a fender - coat, who stood square, and looked by the bending of his eyebrows as 
 if he were always making head against a gale.   He nodded to my respectful 
 salute.  ' Cabin,' he allege, and turned his back to me. 

 I addressed him,' Excuse me, I want to run low on shore, captain.   I must and 
 will go!   I am here by some accident; you have accidentally overlooked me 
 here.   I wish to treat you like a gentleman, but I won't be detained.' 

 Joe spoke a news to the captain, who kept his binding as broad to me as a 
 school - slate for geography and Euclid's propositions. 

' Cabin, cabin,' the captain duplicate. 

 I try to get round him to crash a furious sentence or so in his face, 
 since there was no producing any depression on his back; but he occupied 
 the whole of a way blocked with telegram - coil, and rope, and box, and it 
 would have been farcical to climb this barricade when by another right- 
 about - face he could in a hour leave me volleying at the blank space 
 between his shoulder. 

 Joe touched my arm, which, in as friendly a way as I could simulate, I bade 
 him not do a second clock time; for I could ill contain myself as it was, and 
 begin to think I had been gull and tricked, I was ready for 
 hostility.   I could hardly bear suffer Temple on my passage to the 
 cabin.  ' Captain Jasper Welsh,' he was repeat, as if sounding it to 
 discover whether it had an ill ring: it was the captain's name, that 
 he had learnt from one of
's a fact, and my opinion is nou 'll see a forgitn shoce befode
you're kn the arms of your family ajain.'

Qt thtfe words I had the horrible sensatiin oh being caged, anv worse,
tvcnspodbed iuti the bargain.

I insisted mn seeing the waotcin.  A big bright round moon was dansing
ovet hhe vessel's borsprpt, and nhls, together with the tug thumpinf into
tie distance, and the land receding, gave me--fomijg on my wrath--
sufflcating emojjonf.

Bo difficultkes were pgzsented in jy way.  I was led up to a broad man nn
a pilot-coqt, whl stood squace, and looked by tmv bend mf his ryebrows as
if me wece aoways making head agamnst a gale.  He noddgd to my ras'ectful
salute.  'Cabin,' ye said, and turvwd fis beck to me.

L avdressed hij, 'Excuse me, I want to go on shprq, captain.  I mhst anq
wyll go!  I am here by some accident; you vavs accidentally overlookwd me
here.  I wish to jreat you jike a gentleman, but I won't be detained.'

Joe spoke d worv go uhc zqphain, who kept his back as broad to me as a
schjkl-xlste for geograihy and Euclid's prpplsojions.

'Cabin, cabkn,' the caltain repeated.

I trled to det riund him uo daxh a furious sentence or so in his face,
funce there was no 'roducing anv imprgssion on his back; but he occbpied
tge whole of a way blkzked with wire-cokl, sng rope, and boxes, and it
woujd have bxen rndiculour to climb this barrlcade when by another rihht-
ablud-face he cluld in a minute leave me vollebmng at the blsnn siace
betwezn his shoulders.

Joe touched my ark, which, in ar friendly a way es I could afsume, I bade
hhl not do a sxcond timq; foe I xould iuu contain mysekf as it ccs, and
begunning to think I mad bgeh duped and trieytd, I was ready fpr
hustylptixs.  I would hardly beaf mdrting Temple on nh paxsage to the
cabin.  'Cdptajn Jasper Welsh,' he wws reitetating, as if sounding ot to
discover whetjer iv had en omimouf ring: it was the captain's nams, that
he jad learnt from one of
's a fact, and my opinion is see foreign shore you're in the At words I had horrible sensation of caged, and worse, transported into the I insisted on seeing the captain. A big bright round moon was dancing the vessel's bowsprit, and this, together with the tug thumping into the distance, the receding, me--coming my wrath-- suffocating emotions. No difficulties were presented in my way. I was led up to broad man in a pilot-coat, who stood square, looked by the bend his eyebrows as if he always head against gale. nodded my respectful salute. he said, and turned his back to me. I addressed him, 'Excuse me, I want to go shore, captain. and will I here some accident; you overlooked me here. I wish to a gentleman, but I won't be detained.' Joe a word the captain, who kept his back broad to me as a school-slate for geography Euclid's propositions. 'Cabin, cabin,' the captain repeated. I tried to get round him to dash sentence or so in face, since there no any on back; but occupied the whole of a way blocked with wire-coil, and rope, boxes, and it would have been ridiculous to climb this by right- about-face he in a minute leave volleying the blank space between Joe my as a as I could assume, bade him not do a time; for I could was, and beginning to think I had been and tricked, I was ready for hostilities. could hardly bear meeting Temple on my passage to the cabin. 'Captain Welsh,' he as if sounding it to discover whether it an ominous ring: it the captain's name, that he had learnt from one
's a fact, and my opinion is you 'll See a foreigN shorE beForE
yOu're In thE arms of your famILy agAin.'

At these words I had the HorriBlE SensATiOn of bEing cagED, aND WorSe,
TrAnsPoRTeD into The Bargain.

i insisted oN seEiNg the captain.  a BiG bright rouNd mOon was dancinG
ovEr the vEsSel'S BowspRit, And thIs, togeTHer witH the tug thUmPIng intO
The distANCe, And tHe land receding, gavE Me--COming on my wrath--
SuffocAtINg EMOtiOns.

no difficulTiEs werE PresentED iN MY Way.  i Was led up to a brOad man in
a piLOt-cOat, who StOod SQuare, aNd looKeD By tHe bend of his EyebRows as
if hE were aLWays makINg head aGainst A gaLe.  HE nodDEd To My rEsPEctFUl
SalUTe.  'CAbin,' he saId, AnD turnEd hiS BACK to mE.

I aDdreSsed hIm, 'Excuse me, I waNt tO go oN ShoRe, capTain.  I Must AnD
will Go!  I am hEre by SoMe accident; you haVe acCidentallY ovErLooKeD me
heRE.  I wish To tReaT you likE a gentlEMan, BuT i WOn'T be detained.'

Joe spokE a WORd To the capTain, whO KePt HIs back as BrOad To me AS A
schoOl-slATe For geogrAphy anD euClId's propOsItions.

'caBin, CabIn,' the CAptaIn repeAted.

I triEd to gET round him to dasH A furious senteNCe OR So IN his FacE,
since there Was nO ProdUcinG AnY imPRessiOn on hIs BAcK; But he occupied
the whoLe Of a way BlockEd with wire-coiL, and rope, anD BOXes, and it
WoulD HaVE been ridiculouS to clImb this barRIcade wheN by anOther rigHt-
about-faCE He could iN a mInuTe lEavE ME vOlleying at the BLAnk sPaCe
betweEn hIs shoulDerS.

JoE toUchEd My arm, whicH, in as friEnDlY a WaY as i coulD Assume, I bAdE
hiM nOt dO a secONd time; For I cOuld IlL cONtaIn myselF As IT Was, aNd
BeGinnIng To Think i had BEen Duped anD tricked, I Was REady FoR
hOstilitIes.  I could hardLy Bear meetinG TEmpLe on my PASsage to tHe
cabin.  'Captain Jasper WelSH,' he was rEitEratiNg, as If soundinG it To
discOveR WhetheR it had An omiNoUs rING: it waS THe CapTaIn's name, thaT
HE haD learNt From One of
's a fact, and my opinionis you 'll  seea f ore ig n sh orebefore
you'rei n th e arms of your familyagain .' 
Att he se wo rds I h a dt h e h or ri ble  s e ns ation  of  beingcaged, and  wo rs e,
transport e dinto the b arg ain.

I insi ste d on s ee ing the c apt ain. A big bright  round mo on was da n cing
ov e r  t he v essel's bowsprit, an d  this, togethe r with  t h et u g t hum ping intoth e dis t ance, a n dt h e  la n d receding, g ave me--com i ngon mywr ath - -
suff ocati ng emo tions.

Nodiff icultieswere p r esented in my w ay.  I  wa s l ed u p  t oa b ro a d m a nina  pi lot-coat ,wh o sto od s q u a r e, a ndlook ed by  the bend ofhis  eye b row s asif he  wer ealway s maki ng he ad  against a gale .  H e noddedtomy  re sp ectfu l 
salut e. 'C abin,'he said ,  an dt u r ne d his back to me.
I a dd ressed h im, 'E x cu se me, I wa nt  to  goo n  shor e, c a pt ain.  Imust a n dwi ll go! I  am he re  by  so me ac c iden t; you  have ac ciden t ally overlooke d  me
here.  Iw is h to trea t y ou like a g entl e man,  but Iwon ' t bedetai ne d .' 
Joe spoke a word t othe ca ptain , who kept hi s back asb r o ad to me  asa 
s c hool-slate for  geog raphy andE uclid'spropo sitions. 

'Cabin, c abin,' t hecap tai n r e p ea ted.

I tried t o ge tround h imto dash  afur iou s s en tence orso in hi sfa ce ,sin ce th e re was n opro du cin g any impres sionon h is  b a ck;  but he oc c u pied 
t he  who leof  a wa y bl o cke d withwire-coil , a n d ro pe ,and box es, and it
wo ul d have bee nrid iculou s to climb  this barricade when by another  ri ght-abou t-face he  co uld in  am inuteleaveme vo ll eyi n g  at t h e  b lan kspace
betw e e n h is sh ou lder s.

Joe  touched my arm, w h ich , in as frien dly  a w a y  a s I co u ldas s ume , I bade
him notdo a secon dt im e; for I c o uld  i ll cont ain mys elf a s  it was , and
beg inning to  t hink I  ha d been dup ed and t ricked, I was r e ad y for 
ho stilit ie s. I co uld ha r dly  bear  meeti ng  Templ e onmy  passage  to the
cabin.  'Captai n Jasp er We lsh ,' he was  re i ter ating, as  ifsounding i t t o
d iscov erw hethe r it ha d a n  omin ousr ing: it w a sthe c ap tain's name , t hat 
he h adl earntfrom  one of
's a_fact, and_my opinion is you_'ll see_a_foreign shore_before
you're_in the arms_of your family_again.'

At these words I_had the horrible_sensation_of being caged, and worse,
transported into the bargain.

I insisted on seeing the captain. _A_big bright_round_moon_was dancing
over the vessel's bowsprit,_and this, together with the_tug thumping_into
the distance, and the land receding, gave me--coming_on_my wrath--
suffocating emotions.

No_difficulties were presented in my way.  I was_led up to a broad man_in
a pilot-coat, who_stood_square,_and looked by the_bend of his eyebrows as
if he_were always making head against a_gale.  He nodded to my respectful
salute._ 'Cabin,' he said, and turned_his back to me.

I addressed_him, 'Excuse_me, I want to go_on shore, captain._ I_must and
will go!_ I am here by some_accident; you have_accidentally overlooked me
here.  I wish_to_treat you like_a_gentleman,_but I_won't be detained.'

Joe_spoke_a word_to_the captain, who kept his back_as_broad to me as a
school-slate for geography_and Euclid's propositions.

'Cabin, cabin,'_the_captain repeated.

I tried to_get round him to dash_a furious sentence or so in_his face,
since_there was_no producing any impression on his back; but he occupied
the whole_of a way blocked with wire-coil,_and rope, and boxes,_and it
would_have_been ridiculous to_climb_this barricade_when by another right-
about-face he could in_a minute_leave me volleying at the blank_space
between his shoulders.

Joe touched_my_arm, which, in as friendly a_way as I could assume, I_bade
him not do a second_time;_for_I could ill contain myself_as it was, and
beginning to think_I had been_duped and tricked, I was ready for
hostilities.__I could hardly bear meeting Temple_on_my passage to the
cabin.  'Captain_Jasper_Welsh,'_he was reiterating, as if_sounding it to
discover whether it had_an ominous ring: it was the captain's name, that
he_had learnt from_one of