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"
Come
what
will
,
"
replied
Glenarvan
,
"
we
will
not
separate
again
.
Let
us
wait
a
week
,
or
a
fortnight
,
till
the
Snowy
falls
to
its
normal
level
.
We
can
then
reach
Twofold
Bay
by
short
stages
,
and
from
there
we
can
send
on
to
the
Duncan
,
by
a
safer
channel
,
the
order
to
meet
us
.
"
"
That
seems
the
only
plan
,
"
said
Paganel
.
"
Therefore
,
my
friends
,
"
rejoined
Glenarvan
,
"
no
more
parting
.
It
is
too
great
a
risk
for
one
man
to
venture
alone
into
a
robber-haunted
waste
.
And
now
,
may
God
save
our
poor
sailor
,
and
protect
the
rest
of
us
!
"
Glenarvan
was
right
in
both
points
;
first
in
prohibiting
all
isolated
attempts
,
and
second
,
in
deciding
to
wait
till
the
passage
of
the
Snowy
River
was
practicable
.
He
was
scarcely
thirty
miles
from
Delegete
,
the
first
frontier
village
of
New
South
Wales
,
where
he
would
easily
find
the
means
of
transport
to
Twofold
Bay
,
and
from
there
he
could
telegraph
to
Melbourne
his
orders
about
the
Duncan
.
These
measures
were
wise
,
but
how
late
!
If
Glenarvan
had
not
sent
Mulrady
to
Lucknow
what
misfortunes
would
have
been
averted
,
not
to
speak
of
the
assassination
of
the
sailor
!
When
he
reached
the
camp
he
found
his
companions
in
better
spirits
.
They
seemed
more
hopeful
than
before
.
"
He
is
better
!
he
is
better
!
"
cried
Robert
,
running
out
to
meet
Lord
Glenarvan
.
"
Mulrady
?
--
"
"
Yes
,
Edward
,
"
answered
Lady
Helena
.
"
A
reaction
has
set
in
.
The
Major
is
more
confident
.
Our
sailor
will
live
.
"
"
Where
is
McNabbs
?
"
asked
Glenarvan
.
