Now that everything is safe over there, I can see that Maka is very anxious to go, and, in fact, I would like to go myself.

But although there doesn't seem to be any danger at present, I do not want to leave you." "As for me," said Miss Markham, "I want to go there.

There is nothing I like better than exploring." "That's to my taste, too," said the captain, "but it will be better for us to wait here and see what Maka has to say when he gets back.

Perhaps, if Mr.Rynders doesn't turn up pretty soon, we will all make a trip down there.

Where is Ralph?
I don't want him to go with the men." "He is up there on his lookout, as he calls it," said his sister, "with his spy-glass." "Very good," said the captain.