[Newton Forster by Frederick Marryat]@TWC D-Link bookNewton Forster CHAPTER XXXVI 15/17
All's right, tell the ladies." "I will; I'll go and inform them," said the colonel; who immediately descended to impart the joyful intelligence. The frigate bore down, and hove to.
The commodore of the India squadron went on board, when he found that she was cruising for some large Dutch store-ships and vessels armed _en flute_, which were supposed to have sailed from Java.
In a quarter of an hour, she again made sail and parted company, leaving the Indiamen to secure their guns, and pursue their course. There are two parties whose proceedings we had overlooked; we refer to Miss Tavistock and Dr Plausible.
The latter handed the lady to her cabin, eased her down upon her couch, and taking her hand gently, retained it in his own, while with his other he continued to watch her pulse. "Do not alarm yourself, my dear Miss Tavistock; your sensibility is immense.
I will not leave you.
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