"He 's with the others."
"Better put the fellow in irons, Hutton. There are some serious charges against him, you know. Have you men enough?"
"I could use a half dozen more."
"Very well; I 'll send them over with Mr. Steele."
"What is to be our course, sir?"
"Pensacola. Don't wait for us."
"Aye, aye, sir. Shall I hold Craig and the lady?"
"Not on this case; we have all the evidence needed. If you take their addresses that will be all that is necessary. Pleasant voyage!"
He waved his hand, and then, perceiving us as he turned away from the rail, lifted his cap in salute. A moment later a boat heavily manned shot out from the cutter's black side, and headed toward us. We stood there alone in the shadow, watching its approach.
"It is all over now, dear," I whispered.