If we must die, let us behave like Englishmen and Christians.

It may be that our lives have not been as good as they should have been; but so far as we know, we have both done our duty; and it may be that, as we die for the faults of others, it may come to be considered as a balance against our own faults." "We must hope so, Tom.

I think we have both done, I won't say our best, but as well as could be expected in so rough a life.

We have followed the exhortations of the good chaplain, and have never joined in the riotous ways of the sailors in general.

We must trust that the good God will forgive us our sins, and strengthen us to go through this last trial." While they had been speaking the natives had made an end of their deliberation.