“To the old yacht.”
“Anchored near Watertown?”
“Yes.”
“How are we going to get him there?”
“One of you secure a horse and wagon at once.”
Parker started out to fill Morris’ order.
“When we get to the yacht I’ll explain this affair to you,” said the captain to the men.
Half an hour later Morris, Parker and the three men, who were evidently familiar associates, left the bar-room.
The captain exhorted the landlord to keep silent about Will, which he agreed to do.
Will was placed, still insensible from Morris’ cowardly blow, in a wagon.