"Fill your goblet again and down with the Madeira!"
"None for me, I thank you."
"Ho! ho! I see you are jealous. Wine and woman, the old saw says, make fools of all men. So belike you care not to take your rival to your heart."
"I crave your permission to withdraw."
"Ah, do those bright eyes feel the weight of sleep so early?"
Peggy bowed.
"Then must we do without them, though 'tis like turning out the light in the ship's lantern. Your cabin, you know, lies between your brother's and mine."
"I shall sit with my brother the night."
"And you so overcome with drowsiness," mocked Ingle.
Huntoon started up; but Peggy checked him: "Master Huntoon, will you take me to my brother? I will detain him but a moment, Captain Ingle, and I thank you for your courtesy."