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ation; "you can't say I
have worried you very much since this morning when I received you
at the side, but I must be told something. What is it going to be
with us? Fight or run?"
Lingard stopped short and now there was no doubt in Carter's mind
that the Captain was looking at him. There was no room for any
doubt before that stern and enquiring gaze. "Aha!" thought
Carter. "This has startled him"; and feeling that his shyness had
departed he pursued his advantage. "For the fact of the matter
is, sir, that, whatever happens, unless I am to be your man you
will have no officer. I had better tell you at once that I have
bundled that respectable, crazy, fat Shaw out of the ship. He was
upsetting all hands. Yesterday I told him to go and get his
dunnage together because I was going to send him aboard the
yacht. He couldn't have made more uproar about it if I had
proposed to chuck him overboard. I warned him that if he didn't
go quietly I would have him tied up like a sheep ready for
slaughter. However, he went down the ladder on his own feet,
shaking his fist at me and promising to have me hanged for a
pirate some day. He can do no harm on board the yacht. And now,
sir, it's for you to give orders and not for me--thank God!"
Lingard turned ayilai：
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