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Yazar: Henryk Sienkiewicz

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"Yes," he sneered, "he has been entirely too much of a good
friend. What was he always over to your place for, I'd like to
know? And, even after he knew we were engaged, what was he doin'
down at Ma Sprague's that night I called? An' what did you go to
his place for after the fire when I tried to get you to come to
mine?"
The last question he roared out at the top of his voice, and the
girl, now afraid of him, shrank back against the wall of the
cabin.
She knew it was useless to say that she and Code had been like
brother and sister all their lives, and that May Schofield was a
second mother to her. All reason was hopeless in the face of this
unreasoning jealousy. After a moment she found her speech.
"I guess, Nat," she said, "you had better go back to your
schooner until you are in a different mood."

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