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any communication with the lower deck。 Taking a long rifle from the rack
above his berth�察 �he carefully examined the hammer and cap�察 �and then
cautiously let himself down through the forehatch to the deck below。 After
a deliberate survey of the still intact fastenings of the hatch over the
forehold�察�he proceeded quietly to unloose them again with the aid of the
tools that still lay there。 When the hatch was once more free he lifted it�察�
and�察�withdrawing a few feet from the opening�察�sat himself down�察�rifle in
hand。 A profound silence reigned throughout the lower deck。
;Ye kin rize up out o' that�察─�said Nott gently。
There was a stealthy rustle below that seemed to approach the hatch�察�
and then with a sudden bound the Lascar leaped on the deck。 But at the
same instant Nott covered him with his rifle。 A slight shade of
disappointment and surprise had crossed the old man's face�察�and clouded
his small round eyes at the apparition of the Lascar�察�but his hand was none
the less firm upon the trigger as the frightened prisoner sank on his knees�察�
with his hands clasped in the attitude of supplication for mercy。
;Ef you're thinkin' o' skippin' afore I've done with yer�察─�said Nott with
labored gentleness�察 �I oughter warn ye that it's my style to drop Injins at
two hundred yards�察 �and this deck ain't anywhere mor'n fifty。 It's an
uncomfortable style�察�a nasty stylebut it's MY style。 I thought I'd tell yer�察�
so yer could take it easy where you air。 Where's Ferrers�拭─�
Even in the man's insane terror�察�his utter bewilderment at the question
was evident。 ;Ferrers�拭─ �he gasped�察 �don't know him�察 �I swear to God�察�
boss。;
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;P'r'aps�察─�said Nott�察�with infinite cunning�察 �yer don't know the man ez
kem into the loft from the alley last nightp'r'aps yer didn't see an airy
Frenchman with a dyed moustache�察�eh�拭�I thought that would fetch ye� ─�he
continued�察�as the man started at the evidence that his vision of last night
was a living man。 ;P'r'aps you and him didn't break into this ship last night�察�
jist to run off with my darter Rosey�拭 �P'r'aps yer don't know Rosey�察 �eh�拭�
P'r'aps yer don't know ez Ferrers wants to marry her�察�and hez been hangin'
round yer ever since he lefteh�拭─�
Scarcely believing the evidence of his senses that the old man whose
treasure he had been trying to steal was utterly ignorant of his real offense�察�
and yet uncertain of the penalty of the other crime of which he was
accused�察 �the Lascar writhed his body and stammered vaguely�察 �Mercy� �
Mercy� ─�
;Well�察─�said Nott�察�cautiously�察 �ez I reckon the hide of a dead Chinee
nigger ain't any more vallyble than that of a dead Injin�察�I don't care ef I let
up on yerseein' the cussedness ain't yours。 But ef I let yer off this once�察�
you must take a message to Ferrers from me。;
;Let me off this time�察�boss�察�and I swear to God I will�察─�said the Lascar
eagerly。
;Ye kin say to Ferrerslet me see; deliberated Nott�察�leaning on his
rifle with cautious reflection。 ;Ye kin say to Ferrers like thissez you�察�
'Ferrers��' sez you�察�'the old man sez that afore you went away you sez to
him�察�sez you�察 �I take my honor with me�察─ �sez you'have you got that�拭─�
interrupted Nott suddenly。
;Yes�察�boss。;
;'I take my honor with me��' sez you�察─�repeated Nott slowly。 ;'Now��' sez
you'the old man sez�察�sez hetell Ferrers�察�sez he�察�that his honor havin' run
away agin�察�he sends it back to him�察�and ef he ever ketches it around after
this�察�he'll shoot it on sight。' Hev yer got that�拭─�
;Yes�察─�stammered the bewildered captive。
;Then git� ─�
The Lascar sprang to his feet with the agility of a panther�察 �leaped
through the hatch above him�察 �and disappeared over the bow of the ship
with an unhesitating directness that showed that every avenue of escape
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had been already contemplated by him。 Slipping lightly from the cutwater
to the ground�察�he continued his flight�察�only stopping at the private office of
Mr。 Sleight。
When Mr。 Renshaw and Rosey Nott arrived on board the Pontiac that
evening�察 �they were astonished to find the passage before the cabin
completely occupied with trunks and boxes�察 �and the bulk of their
household goods apparently in the process of removal。 Mr。 Nott�察�who was
superintending the work of two Chinamen�察�betrayed not only no surprise
at the appearance of the young people�察�but not the remotest recognition of
their own bewilderment at his occupation。
;Kalkilatin'�察─�he remarked casually to his daughter�察 �you'd rather look
arter your fixin's�察 �Rosey�察 �I've left 'em till the last。 P'r'aps yer and Mr。
Renshaw wouldn't mind sittin' down on that locker until I've strapped this
yer box。;
;But what does it all mean�察�father�拭─�said Rosey�察�taking the old man by
the lapels of his sea´jacket�察�and slightly emphasizing her question。 ;What
in the name of goodness are you doing�拭─�
;Breakin' camp�察�Rosey dear�察�breakin' camp�察�jist ez we uster�察─�replied
Nott with cheerful philosophy。 ;Kinder like old times�察 �ain't it�拭 �Lord�察�
Rosey�察─ �he continued�察 �stopping and following up the reminiscence�察 �with
the end of the rope in his hand as if it were a clue�察 �don't ye mind that day
we started outer Livermore Pass�察�and seed the hull o' the Californy coast
stretchin' yonder eh�拭 �But don't ye be skeered�察 �Rosey dear�察─ �he added
quickly�察 �as if in recognition of the alarm expressed in her face。 ;I ain't
turning ye outer house and home�察�I've jist hired that 'ere Madrono Cottage
from the Peters ontil we kin look round。;
;But you're not leaving the ship�察�father�察─�continued Rosey�察�impetuously。
;You haven't sold it to that man Sleight�拭─�
Mr。 Nott rose and carefully closed the cabin door。 Then drawing a
large wallet from his pocket�察�he said�察 �It's sing'lar ye should hev got the
name right the first pop�察�ain't it�察�Rosey�拭�but it's Sleight�察�sure enough�察�all
the time。 This yer check�察─�he added�察�producing a paper from the depths of
the wallet�察 �this yer check for 25��000 dollars is wot he paid for it only two
hours ago。;
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;But�察─ �said Renshaw�察 �springing to his feet furiously�察 �you're duped�察�
swindledbetrayed� ─�
;Young man�察─ �said Nott�察 �throwing a certain dignity into his habitual
gesture of placing his hands on Renshaw's shoulders�察 �I bought this yer
ship five years ago jist ez she stood for 8��000 dollars。 Kalkilatin' wot she
cost me in repairs and taxes�察 �and wot she brought me in since then�察�
accordin' to my figgerin'�察�I don't call a clear profit of 15��000 dollars much
of a swindle。;
;Tell him all�察─ �said Rosey�察 �quickly�察 �more alarmed at Renshaw's
despairing face than at the news itself。 ;Tell him everything�察 �DickMr。
Renshaw�察�it may not be too late。;
In a voice half choked with passionate indignation Renshaw hurriedly
repeated the story of the hidden treasure�察 �and the plot to rescue it�察�
prompted frequently by Rosey's tenacious memory and assisted by Rosey's
deft and tactful explanations。 But to their surprise the imperturbable
countenance of Abner Nott never altered�察 �a slight moisture of kindly
paternal tolerance of their extravagance glistened in his little eyes�察 �but
nothing more。
;Ef there was a part o' this ship�察�a plank or a bolt ez I don't know�察�ez I
hevn't touched with my own hand�察�and looked into with my own eyes�察�thar
might be suthin' in that story。 I don't let on to be a sailor like YOU�察�but ez I
know the ship ez a boy knows his first hoss�察�as a woman knows her first
babby�察 �I reckon thar ain't no treasure yer�察 �onless it was brought into the
Pontiac last night by them chaps。;
;But are you mad� �Sleight would not pay three times the value of the
ship to´day if he were not positive� �And that positive knowledge was
gained last night by the villain who broke into the Pontiacno doubt the
Lascar。;
;Surely�察─�said Nott�察�meditatively。 ;The Lascar� �There's suthin' in that。
That Lascar I fastened down in the hold last night unbeknownst to you�察�Mr。
Renshaw�察�and let him out again this morning ekally unbeknownst。;
;And you let him carry his information to Sleightwithout a word� ─�
said Renshaw�察�with a sickening sense of Nott's utter fatuity。
;I sent him back with a message to the man he kem from�察─�said Nott�察�
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winking both his eyes at Renshaw�察�significantly�察�and making signs behind
his daughter's back。
Rosey�察�conscious of her lover's irritation�察�and more eager to soothe his
impatience than from any faith in her suggestion�察 �interfered。 ;Why not
examine the place where he was concealed�拭�he may have left some traces
of his search。;
The two men looked at each other。 ;Seem' ez I've turned the P