Tell you what we'll do.

We'll run her back to Gloucester and hand her over to you there.
That's fair, ain't it ?" "It doesn't listen well," answered Steve.

"You land on the other side there and you'll only have to walk a few miles to a train." "Yeah, walk about six miles across sand dunes in a sun hot enough to blister you! Nothin' doin', Sport.

Take it or leave it." "Leave it, thanks." For answer one of the men climbed to the cabin roof and went forward.
"He's going to pull up anchor," warned Joe, peering over the rail.
Steve's voice rang out sharply: "If you touch that cable we'll shoot!" The man paused, stared across doubtfully and went on.
"Can you hear me, Wink ?" asked Steve softly.
"Yes," came from the after cabin.
"If he lays a hand on the anchor cable, shoot, but shoot wide." "All right, Steve!" "Say," called the man in the cockpit, "don't you start nothin', because we got you covered.

If there's any shootin' you'll get the worst of it." The man forward dropped to a knee, his gaze turned warily toward the enemy, and took hold of the anchor cable.