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Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2017 11:40:15 -0400
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the port for which their passage is taken. Good, Harry said; if that is the case, methinks that when you sail&mdash;and, he asked, breaking off, when do you sail Tomorrow morning, if the wind is fair, the captain answered. But if it would pay me better to stop for a few hours, I might do so. Tomorrow night, if you will wait till then, Harry said, I will place three passengers on board, and will pay you your own sum to land them at Flushing, or any other place across the water to which you may be bound. I will take care that they will make no complaints whatever, or address any remonstrance to you, until after you have fairly put to sea.

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mind their own affairs in religion as they do in business it would be better for us all. Harry, as he drank the glass of beer he had ordered, had joined occasionally in the conversation, not taking any part, but agreeing chiefly with the seacaptain in his desire for peace. I too, he said, have nothing to grumble at. My beasts fetch good prices for the army, and save that there is a want of hands, I was never doing better. Still I would gladly see peace established. Presently the fishermen, having finished their liquor, retired, and the captain, looking keenly at Harry, said, Methinks, young sir, that you are not precisely what you seem That is so, Harry replied; I am on business here, It matters not on which side, and it may be that we may strike a bargain

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his way again. CHAPTER X. THE COMMISSIONER OF THE CONVENTION. At Kelso Harry procured changes of garments, attiring himself as a Lowland farmer, and his companions as two drovers. They were, as before, mounted; but the costume of English farmers could no longer have been supported by any plausible story. They learned that upon the direct road north they should find many bodies of Scotch troops, and therefore made for the coast. Two days riding brought them to the little port of Ayton. After taking their supper in the common room of the hostelry, there was a stir outside, and three men, attired as Puritan preachers, entered the room. Mine host received them with courtesy, but with none of the eager welcome usually displayed to guests; for these gentry,

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although feared&mdash;for their power was very great at the time&mdash;were by no means loved, and their orders at a hostelry were not likely to swell the purse of the host. Stalking to an unoccupied table next to that at which Harry and his party were sitting, they took their seats and called for supper. Harry made a sign to his companions to continue talking together, while he listened attentively to the conversation of the men behind him. He gathered from their talk that they were commissioners proceeding from the Presbyterian Convention in London to discuss with that at Edinburgh upon the points upon which they could come to an agreement for a common basis of terms. Their talk turned principally upon doctrinal questions, upon which Harrys ignorance was

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