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Yazar: Henryk Sienkiewicz

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Tanner watched the schooner as she scudded away.
"Mighty big hurry, I allow," he remarked. "But, Jiminy, doesn't
she sail! There ain't hardly an air o' wind stirrin' and yet look
at her go! She's a mighty-able vessel."
It was about four o'clock the next afternoon that the Rosan crept
up in the middle of the fishing fleet. She had made a long berth
overnight, dressed an excellent morning's catch, and knocked off
half a day because Bijonah did not feel it right to keep Code
longer away from his vessel.
And Tanner managed the thing with a good eye to the dramatic.
When he reached the rear guard of the fleet he began to work his
vessel gracefully in and out among the sloops and schooners.
Code, seated in his chair on the cabin roof, did not realize what
was going on until the triumphal procession was well under way.
Through the fleet they went--a fleet that was wearing crape for
him--and from every vessel received a volley of cheers.

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