The arms are easy found , in the sand-hill , N. point of north inlet cape , bearing E. and a quarter N. J.F. . That was all ; but brief as it was , and to me incomprehensible , it filled the squire and Dr. Livesey with delight . `` Livesey , '' said the squire , `` you will give up this wretched practice at once . Tomorrow I start for Bristol . In three weeks ' time -- three weeks ! -- two weeks -- ten days -- we 'll have the best ship , sir , and the choicest crew in England . Hawkins shall come as cabin-boy . You 'll make a famous cabin-boy , Hawkins . You , Livesey , are ship 's doctor ; I am admiral . We 'll take Redruth , Joyce , and Hunter . We 'll have favourable winds , a quick passage , and not the least difficulty in finding the spot , and money to eat , to roll in , to play duck and drake with ever after . '' `` Trelawney , '' said the doctor , `` I 'll go with you ; and I 'll go bail for it , so will Jim , and be a credit to the undertaking . There 's only one man I 'm afraid of . '' `` And who 's that ? '' cried the squire . `` Name the dog , sir ! '' `` You , '' replied the doctor ; `` for you can not hold your tongue . We are not the only men who know of this paper . These fellows who attacked the inn tonight -- bold , desperate blades , for sure -- and the rest who stayed aboard that lugger , and more , I dare say , not far off , are , one and all , through thick and thin , bound that they 'll get that money . We must none of us go alone till we get to sea .
XXXXX and I shall stick together in the meanwhile ; you 'll take Joyce and Hunter when you ride to Bristol , and from first to last , not one of us must breathe a word of what we 've found . ''
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