"You understand?" asked Craddock of his English confrère.
"Yes, I understand."
"Then off you get."
"Me—why? It's not fair. We are free to a certain extent, so let's make a dash for it."
"Don't be a fool, Devereux. Why should two be sacrificed for one? You're the youngest so get."
"It's not playing the game."
"Hang it! Get, I say, or I'll kick you on to the beastly monoplane!"
But Devereux refused to take the proffered chance; Craddock was equally obstinate. The airman began to look anxious.
"We can't decide, monsieur."
"Then I must do so for you. Will you abide by my decision?" asked the lieutenant. "Bon!"