`` Jim , '' said Dr. Livesey , `` take a seat . '' And they made me sit down at table beside them , poured me out a glass of wine , filled my hands with raisins , and all three , one after the other , and each with a bow , drank my good health , and their service to me , for my luck and courage . `` Now , captain , '' said the squire , `` you were right , and I was wrong . I own myself an ass , and I await your orders . '' `` No more an ass than I , sir , '' returned the captain . `` I never heard of a crew that meant to mutiny but what showed signs before , for any man that had an eye in his head to see the mischief and take steps according . But this crew , '' he added , `` beats me . '' `` Captain , '' said the doctor , `` with your permission , that 's Silver . A very remarkable man . '' `` He 'd look remarkably well from a yard-arm , sir , '' returned the captain . `` But this is talk ; this do n't lead to anything . I see three or four points , and with Mr. Trelawney 's permission , I 'll name them . '' `` You , sir , are the captain . It is for you to speak , '' says Mr. Trelawney grandly . `` First point , '' began Mr. Smollett . `` We must go on , because we ca n't turn back . If I gave the word to go about , they would rise at once . Second point , we have time before us -- at least until this treasure 's found . Third point , there are faithful hands . Now , sir , it 's got to come to blows sooner or later , and what I propose is to take time by the forelock , as the saying is , and come to blows some fine day when they least expect it .
We can count , I take it , on your own home servants , Mr. XXXXX ? ''
First Jim Livesey Second Smollett Third Trelawney day raisins yard-arm