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471
How
could
you
possibly
tell
that
it
was
the
wooden
-
legged
man
who
came
in
the
night
?
I
don
t
quite
understand
how
you
can
be
so
sure
.
472
His
voice
,
sir
.
I
knew
his
voice
,
which
is
kind
o
thick
and
foggy
.
He
tapped
at
the
winder
,
about
three
it
would
be
.
Show
a
leg
,
matey
,
says
he
:
time
to
turn
out
guard
.
My
old
man
woke
up
Jim
,
that
s
my
eldest
,
and
away
they
went
,
without
so
much
as
a
word
to
me
.
I
could
hear
the
wooden
leg
clackin
on
the
stones
.
473
And
was
this
wooden
-
legged
man
alone
?
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474
Couldn
t
say
,
I
am
sure
,
sir
.
I
didn
t
hear
no
one
else
.
475
I
am
sorry
,
Mrs
.
Smith
,
for
I
wanted
a
steam
launch
,
and
I
have
heard
good
reports
of
the
Let
me
see
,
what
is
her
name
?
476
The
Aurora
,
sir
.
477
Ah
!
She
s
not
that
old
green
launch
with
a
yellow
line
,
very
broad
in
the
beam
?
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478
No
,
indeed
.
She
s
as
trim
a
little
thing
as
any
on
the
river
.
She
s
been
fresh
painted
,
black
with
two
red
streaks
.
479
Thanks
.
I
hope
that
you
will
hear
soon
from
Mr
.
Smith
.
I
am
going
down
the
river
;
and
if
I
should
see
anything
of
the
Aurora
I
shall
let
him
know
that
you
are
uneasy
.
A
black
funnel
,
you
say
?
480
No
,
sir
.
Black
with
a
white
band
.