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المؤلف: Henryk Sienkiewicz

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"Just like him," said Elsa in that tone of bitter hatred that
Code had heard her use before when speaking of Burns. "He must
have gone aboard the May and taken it, because you prized it so
much. A fine revenge!"
"Yes, but we don't do those things in Freekirk Head, Elsa. You
know that. We don't steal from one another's trawl-lines, and we
don't prowl about other men's schooners. I can't understand his
doing a thing like that."
"Perhaps not, but if not, explain how he got it."
"You're right," Code admitted after a moment's thought; "that's
the only way."
They were silent for a while, pondering over this new development
and trying to discover where it might lead. Under sharp commands
the crew brought the schooner about on the starboard tack, for
the wind was on the bow, and set a staysail between the fore and
main masts. The splendid ship seemed to skim over the surface of
the sea, touching only the tops of the waves.

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