...his watch and chest of clothes. The poor fellow hawled out lustily ; hut hefore any pursuit could he made, the ghost had disappeared in the forward part...messmates — sometimes in the town, at others, on hoard the frigate, hut always in the dead of night. He seemed desirous to say something particular,...

...disappeared in the forward part of the ship as usual. After this Billy again appeared two or three tunes alternately to some one of his old messmates ; sometimes...dead of night. He seemed desirous to say something particular, but could never succeed in getting any of the sailors to listen quietly to the communication....

...the existence of Morgan, applied to the governor of the town, who caused search to be made everywhere without effect. No one had ever seen such a person....dead of night. He seemed desirous to say something particular, but could never succeed in getting any of the sailors to listen quietly to the communication....

...poor fellow bawled out lustily ; but, before any pursuit could be made, tdc ghost had disappeared iu the forward part of the ship, as usual. After this,...dead of night. He seemed desirous to say something particular ; but could never succeed in getting any of the sailors to listen quietly to the communication....

...before any pursuit cnuld be made, the gho^t had disappeared in the forward part of the ship as u=ual. After this, Billy again appeared two or three times alternately to some one of his messmates; sometimes in the town, at others on board the frigate, but always in the dead of night....

...forward part of the ship. After this, Billy again appeared two or three times alternately to one or other of his old messmates ; sometimes in the town, at others...dead of night. He seemed desirous to say something particular, but could never succeed in getting any of the sailors to listen to his communication. The...