"Yes, I see it."
"There are lively times up there, Jack," Dick continued. "I'd like to join in it."
"Let the men go instead," laughed Jack. "We can look after the boats."
"All right. Up with you, men!" and the invitation was accepted in a moment.
CHAPTER XIX
THE WAY OUT FOUND
The men scrambled out of the boats and on deck as soon as they had the boys' permission, and for a minute or two there was the liveliest sort of fracas on the deck and in the cabin of the Circe, but this shortly ceased, and the mate coming to the side leaned over and said:
"We've got 'em! They put up a fight, but everything is dead against them. This is our company's vessel, and we've found enough unstamped stuff in the cabin to give 'em a good long rest in jail. We've got Davis, the captain, but the other fellow is over on the other shore, unless he has made his escape by this time. Come on board, boys."
The boys quickly accepted the invitation, and went on board where they found Davis and his men prisoners.