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1. 'Yes, sir; Skeleton Island they calls it. It were a main place for pirates once, and a hand we had on board knowed all their names for it. That hill to the nor'ard they calls the Fore-mast Hill; there are three hills in a row running south'ard — fore, main, and mizzen, sir. But the main — that's the big 'un, with the cloud on it — they usually calls the Spy-glass, by reason of a look-out they kept when they was in the anchorage cleaning; for it's there they cleaned their ships, sir, asking your pardon.
2. 'I have a chart here, says Captain Smollett. 'See if that's the place.
3. Long John's eyes burned in his head as he took the char but, by the fresh look of the paper, I knew he was doom to disappointment. This was not the map we found in Billy Bones's chest, but an accurate copy, complete in all things — names and heights and soundings — with the single except it of the red crosses and the written notes. Sharp as must have been his annoyance, Silver had the strength of mind to hide it.
1. 'Yes, sir, said he, 'this is the spot to be sure (это то самое место, несомненно); and very prettily drawed out (и очень изящно вычерчено). Who might have done that, I wonder (кто мог бы это сделать = нарисовать, интересно). The pirates were too ignorant, I reckon (пираты были слишком малограмотными, я считаю). Ay, here it is: 'Capt. Kidd's Anchorage (а вот — «/Якорная/ стоянка капитана Кидда» /капитан Кидд — известный пират семнадцатого века, повешенный на Экзекьюшн Док в 1701 году/) — just the name my shipmate called it (именно так мой товарищ матрос называл ее). There's a strong current runs along the south (сильное течение к югу: «бежит вдоль юга»), and then away nor'ard up the west coast (а затем /оно заворачивает/ к северу у западного побережья). Right you was, sir (вы были правы = правильно сделали, сэр), says he, haul your wind and keep the weather of the island (/что/ пошли в бейдевинд и держались наветренной стороны острова; to haul — тащить, тянуть; /мор./ менять направление, курс корабля /особ. ложиться круче к ветру/; бейдевинд — курс корабля, когда угол между носом корабля и ветром меньше 90 градусов). Leastways, if such was your intention as to enter and careen (по крайней мере, если таково было ваше намерение — войти /в бухту/ и кренговать /корабль/; careen — крен корабля; to careen — наклонять(ся); крениться; кренговать — положить корабль набок для починки боков и киля), and there ain't no better place for that in these waters (то для этого нет /другого/ лучшего места в этих водах).