14/16 Hovey, for instance, will turn to water when I say three words about the mutiny to him." "But Harrigan," said McTee quietly, "will not." "The Irishman!" Henshaw muttered. McTee, I'm getting old!" "Only careless," answered the other, "but it's a bad thing to be careless where Harrigan is concerned. A man like that, Henshaw, could lead your mutineers, and lead them well. Hovey told me that every one of the crew looks up to the Irishman." "He's got to be crippled--or put out of the way," stated Henshaw calmly. |