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المؤلف: Henryk Sienkiewicz

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"It's a good catch, Code, and fine fish," answered Boughton, who
had been writing. "How will you have the money--in a lump or
individual checks?"
"Separate checks." Boughton went back to his glass-surrounded
desk to write them.
Code, being the sole owner of the Charming Lass, took two
thousand dollars as his share, and the rest was divided almost
equally among the other nine men, a trifle extra going to Pete
Ellinwood for his services as mate.
"It was a toppin' haul," declared Pete jovially, slapping his
well-filled pocket after a visit to the bank, "an' the rest of
them poor devils won't get over two and a half a pound--some of
'em only two, when there's lots of fish. Half a cent a pound is a
pretty good bonus!"
Code had dinner with his mother that night, and appeared for it
carefully dressed. What was his surprise to see his mother in her
one silk dress.
"I'm going up to Mallaby House," he said in answer to her
inquiring look. "But you! What's all this gaiety, mother?"

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