Capitolo 80
throat. "Dog, would thing do?"
"Kill him!" whistled Italians, and with the rest of his/her strength
he thrusts more distant the knife in the body of his/her enemy.
The captain became white, and he staggered, while still being standing on the
edge of the precipice.
Perceiving him/it, and not thinking of his really danger, Francis gave him/it
a push, and losing his the equilibrium the captain demolished on the edge a,
distance of sixty feet, on the jagged stones under of. But not alone!
Still holding back his/her fierce group on the throat of Italian, the
assassin also, fell with him, and both they were tense in an instant,
lacerated and lifeless, to the fund of the precipice.
When night came, and neither he/she returned, he/she was thought unusual, but
the night was dark, and they was lacking with lanterns, so that
the search was deferred up to morning. It was only after a search of
a lot of times that the two has been found.
After the death of the captain that two separate fields have still been maintained,
but the most cordial relationships existed among them. To the suggestion
of the consort, an inventory was made some escort of provisions, and to
every field was assigned a proportionate amount to the number of men
what it contained.
There was not any immediate perspective of lack. Anchor, the most prudent
concerned with anxiety the you consolidate diminution of the escort to remain,
and an attempt to round off away them out of fish fresh takings the island.
But the inevitable day was only deferred. For a long time only a week
provisions remained. Condition was becoming serious.
"What will we do?" it was the question put to the Mr. Holdfast what time it was
bewared above of everybody as their leader and head.
On this the consort appealed a general meeting of all to the island,
sailors and passengers likewise.
"My friends", he said, "it is useless to conceal our situation. We am
almost out of provisions, and although we can succeed in sustaining us on the
you fish us we take, and the other native esculents to this stain, will be, a