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Starkey looked round for help, but all deserted him. As he backed Hook advanced, and now the red spark was in his eye. With a despairing scream the pirate leapt upon Long Tom and precipitated himself into the sea. 'Four,' said Slightly. 'And now,' Hook asked courteously, 'did any other gentleman say mutiny?' Seizing a lantern and raising his claw with a menacing gesture, 'I'll bring out that doodle doo myself,' he said, and sped into the cabin. STARKEY LOOKED ROUND FOR HELP BUT ALL DESERTED HIM AS HE BACKED HOOK ADVANCED AND NOW THE RED SPARK WAS IN HIS EYE WITH A DESPAIRING SCREAM THE PIRATE LEAPT UPON LONG TOM AND PRECIPITATE HIMSELF INTO THE SEA FOR SAID SLIGHTLY AND NOW HOOK SAID COURTEOUSLY DID ANY OTHER GENTLEMAN SAY MUTINY SEIZING A LANTERN AND RAISING HIS CLAW WITH A MENACING GESTURE I'LL BRING OUT THAT DOODLE DO MYSELF HE SAID AND SPED INTO THE CABIN
no'; but Hook was purring to his claw. 'Did you say you would go, Cecco?' he said musingly. Cecco went, first flinging up his arms despairingly. There was no more singing, all listened now; and again came a death-screech and again a crow. No one spoke except Slightly. 'Three,' he said. Hook rallied his dogs with a gesture. ''Sdeath and odds fish,' he thundered, 'who is to bring me that doodle-doo?' 'Wait till Cecco comes out,' growled Starkey, and the others took up the cry. 'I think I heard you volunteer, Starkey,' said Hook, purring again. 'No, by thunder!' Starkey cried. 'My hook thinks you did,' said Hook, crossing to him. 'I wonder if it would not be advisable, Starkey, to humour the hook?' 'I'll swing before I go in there,' replied Starkey doggedly, and again he had the support of the crew. 'Is it mutiny?' asked Hook more pleasantly than ever. 'Starkey's ringleader.' 'Captain, mercy,' Starkey whimpered, all of a tremble now. 'Shake hands, Starkey,' said Hook, proffering his claw. ODLE DO CHECKO BRAVEST OF THE BRAVE COWERED BEFORE HIS CAPTAIN CRYING NO NO BUT HOOK WAS PURRING TO HIS CLAW DID YOU SAY YOU WOULD GO CHECO HE SAID MUSINGLY JACO WENT FIRST FLINGING UP HIS ARMS DESPAIRINGLY THERE WAS NO MORE SINGING ALL LISTENED NOW AND AGAIN CAME A DEATH SCREECH AND AGAIN A CROW NO ONE SPOKE EXCEPT SLIGHTLY THREE HE SAID HOOK RALLIED HIS DOGS WITH A GESTURE IT'S THE DEAF AND ODD FISH HE THUNDERED WHO IS TO BRING ME THAT DOODLE TO WAIT TILL TCHELL COMES OUT GROWLED STARKEY AND THE OTHERS TOOK UP THE CRY I THINK I HEARD YOU VOLUNTEER STARKEY SAID HOOK PURRING AGAIN NO BY THUNDER STARKEY CRIED MY HOOK THINKS YOU DID SAID HOOK CROSSING TO HIM I WONDER IF IT WOULD NOT BE ADVISABLE STARKEY TO HUMOUR THE HOOK I'LL SWING BEFORE I GO IN THERE REPLIED STARKEY DOGGEDLY AND AGAIN HE HAD THE SUPPORT OF THE CREW IS IT MUTINY ASKED HOOK MORE PLEASANTLY THAN EVER STARKEY'S RINGLEADER CAPTAIN MERCY STARKEY WHIMPERED ALL THE TREMBLE NOW SHAKE HANDS STARKEY SAID HOOK PROFFERING HIS CLAW
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