"I am going to make my way to the other end of the wharf and get up some sort of disturbance to draw the people away from the boats. You must take that opportunity to seize them and get away. Then I will join you and we will all leave."
"You won't get caught?" asked Bob. "If I thought there was any danger, I would insist on going with you."
"There will be danger, of course, but I will take care of myself."
"I don't think that it will be wise to have too many of us away from the boats."
"No, perhaps not."
Dick shortly crept out cautiously by the lower door, having a long coat over his uniform, and made his way toward the farther end of the wharf and get up some sort of disturbance to draw the people away from the boats. "You must take that opportunity to seize them and get away. Then I will join you and we will all leave."
"You won't get caught?" asked Bob. "If I thought there was any danger, I would insist on going with you."
"There will be danger, of course, but I will take care of myself."
"I don't think that it will be wise to have too many of us away from the boats."
"No, perhaps not."