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"
He
and
his
blasted
old
ship
may
hang
,
for
aught
I
care
;
and
until
we
are
safely
off
the
thing
I
shall
spend
my
energies
in
looking
after
our
own
welfare
.
And
I
rather
fancy
the
first
step
to
that
end
should
be
to
go
to
our
cabin
and
look
over
my
revolvers
.
I
am
sorry
now
that
we
packed
the
larger
guns
and
the
ammunition
with
the
stuff
below
.
"
They
found
their
quarters
in
a
bad
state
of
disorder
.
Clothing
from
their
open
boxes
and
bags
strewed
the
little
apartment
,
and
even
their
beds
had
been
torn
to
pieces
.
"
Evidently
someone
was
more
anxious
about
our
belongings
than
we
,
"
said
Clayton
.
"
Let
's
have
a
look
around
,
Alice
,
and
see
what
's
missing
.
"
A
thorough
search
revealed
the
fact
that
nothing
had
been
taken
but
Clayton
's
two
revolvers
and
the
small
supply
of
ammunition
he
had
saved
out
for
them
.
"
Those
are
the
very
things
I
most
wish
they
had
left
us
,
"
said
Clayton
,
"
and
the
fact
that
they
wished
for
them
and
them
alone
is
most
sinister
.
"
"
What
are
we
to
do
,
John
?
"
asked
his
wife
.
"
Perhaps
you
were
right
in
that
our
best
chance
lies
in
maintaining
a
neutral
position
.
"
If
the
officers
are
able
to
prevent
a
mutiny
,
we
have
nothing
to
fear
,
while
if
the
mutineers
are
victorious
our
one
slim
hope
lies
in
not
having
attempted
to
thwart
or
antagonize
them
.
"
"
Right
you
are
,
Alice
.
We
'll
keep
in
the
middle
of
the
road
.
"
As
they
started
to
straighten
up
their
cabin
,
Clayton
and
his
wife
simultaneously
noticed
the
corner
of
a
piece
of
paper
protruding
from
beneath
the
door
of
their
quarters
