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all to fly away, but it is to be ''or him this time. He signs to her to join the others, and with awful grimness folding her cloak around him, the hood over his head, he takes her place by the mast, and crows.'')

. The doodle-doo has killed them all!

. The ship’s bewitched.

(They are snapping at again.)

. I’ve thought it out, lads; there is a Jonah aboard.

(advancing upon him). Ay, a man with a hook.

(If he were to withdraw one step their knives would be in him, but he does not flinch.)

(temporising). No, lads, no, it is the girl. Never was luck on a pirate ship wi’ a woman aboard. We’ll right the ship when she has gone.

(lowering his cutlass). It’s worth trying.

. Throw the girl overboard.

(jeering). There is none can save you now, missy.