The Wrecker

第59章

AslongastheCurrencyLassescouldalldisappearunderfreshnames,itdidnotgreatlymatterifthebrigwerebought,oranysmalldiscrepanciesshouldbediscoveredinthewrecking。Theidentificationofoneoftheirnumberhadchangedallthat。ThesmallestscandalmustnowdirectattentiontothemovementsofNorris。ItwouldbeaskedhowhewhohadsailedinaschoonerfromSydney,hadturnedupsoshortlyafterinabrigoutofHongKong;andfromonequestiontoanotherallhisoriginalshipmateswereprettysuretobeinvolved。Hencearosenaturallytheideaofpreventingdanger,profitingbyCarthew’snew-foundwealth,andbuyingthebrigunderanalias;anditwasputinhandwithequalenergyandcaution。Carthewtooklodgingsaloneunderafalsename,pickedupBellairsatrandom,andcommissionedhimtobuythewreck。

“Whatfigure,ifyouplease?”thelawyerasked。

“Iwantitbought。”repliedCarthew。“Idon’tmindabouttheprice。”

“Anypriceisnoprice。”saidBellairs。“Putanameuponit。”

“Callittenthousandpoundsthen,ifyoulike!”saidCarthew。

Inthemeanwhile,thecaptainhadtowalkthestreets,appearintheconsulate,becross-examinedbyLloyd’sagent,bebadgeredabouthislostaccounts,signpaperswithhislefthand,andrepeathisliestoeveryskipperinSanFrancisco:notknowingatwhatmomenthemightrunintothearmsofsomeoldfriendwhoshouldhailhimbythenameofWicks,orsomenewenemywhoshouldbeinapositiontodenyhimthatofTrent。

Andthelatterincidentdidactuallybefallhim,butwastransformedbyhisstoutcountenanceintoanelementofstrength。Itwasintheconsulate(ofalluntowardplaces)thathesuddenlyheardabigvoiceinquiringforCaptainTrent。Heturnedwiththecustomarysinkingathisheart。

“YOUain’tCaptainTrent!”saidthestranger,fallingback。

“Why,what’sallthis?Theytellmeyou’repassingoffasCaptainTrent——CaptainJacobTrent——amanIknewsinceIwasthathigh。”

“O,you’rethinkingofmyuncleashadthebankinCardiff。”

repliedWicks,withdesperateaplomb。

“IdeclareIneverknewhehadanevvy!”saidthestranger。

“Well,youseehehas!”saysWicks。

“Andhowistheoldman?”askedtheother。

“Fitasafiddle。”answeredWicks,andwasopportunelysummonedbytheclerk。

Thisalertwastheonlyoneuntilthemorningofthesale,whenhewasoncemorealarmedbyhisinterviewwithJim;anditwaswithsomeanxietythatheattendedthesale,knowingonlythatCarthewwastoberepresented,butneitherwhowastorepresenthimnorwhatweretheinstructionsgiven。IsupposeCaptainWicksisagoodlife。Inspiteofhispersonalappearanceandhisownknownuneasiness,Isupposeheissecurefromapoplexy,oritmusthavestruckhimthereandthen,ashelookedonatthestagesofthatinsanesaleandsawtheoldbrigandhernotveryvaluablecargoknockeddownatlasttoatotalstrangerfortenthousandpounds。

IthadbeenagreedthathewastoavoidCarthew,andaboveallCarthew’slodging,sothatnoconnexionmightbetracedbetweenthecrewandthepseudonymouspurchaser。Butthehourforcautionwasgoneby,andhecaughtatramandmadeallspeedtoMissionStreet。

Carthewmethiminthedoor。

“Comeaway,comeawayfromhere。”saidCarthew;andwhentheywereclearofthehouse,“All’sup!”headded。

“O,you’veheardofthesale,then?”saidWicks。

“Thesale!”criedCarthew。“IdeclareIhadforgottenit。”Andhetoldofthevoiceinthetelephone,andthemaddeningquestion:“WhydidyouwanttobuytheFlyingScud?”

Thiscircumstance,comingonthebackofthemonstrousimprobabilitiesofthesale,wasenoughtohaveshakenthereasonofImmanuelKant。Theearthseemedbandedtogethertodefeatthem;thestonesandtheboysonthestreetappearedtobeinpossessionoftheirguiltysecret。Flightwastheironethought。ThetreasureoftheCurrencyLasstheypackedinwaist-belts,expressedtheircheststoanimaginaryaddressinBritishColumbia,andleftSanFranciscothesameafternoon,bookedforLosAngeles。

ThenextdaytheypursuedtheirretreatbytheSouthernPacificroute,whichCarthewfollowedonhiswaytoEngland;buttheotherthreebranchedoffforMexico。

EPILOGUE:

TOWILLH。LOW。

DEARLOW:Theotherday(atManihikiofallplaces)IhadthepleasuretomeetDodd。Wesatsometwohoursintheneat,little,toy-likechurch,setwithpewsafterthemannerofEurope,andinlaidwithmother-of-pearlinthestyle(Isuppose)oftheNewJerusalem。Thenatives,whoaredecidedlythemostattractiveinhabitantsofthisplanet,crowdedroundusinthepew,andfawneduponandpattedus;andhereitwasIputmyquestions,andDoddansweredme。

IfirstcarriedhimbacktothenightinBarbizonwhenCarthewtoldhisstory,andaskedhimwhatwasdoneaboutBellairs。Itseemedhehadputthemattertohisfriendatonce,andthatCarth

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