CHAPTER XI.
STILL-HUNTING.
"Now, sergeant, the men may as well fall in," Ralph said cheerfully, "and then we will set about finding this path.

On which side do you think it is most likely to lie, Mr.Fitzgibbon ?" "I really can't give an opinion, sir.

You see there is not a breath of wind to help us, and in this sort of light there is no telling where the sun is, so I don't know at the present moment which way we are facing." "Well, we will try to the right first, sergeant," Ralph said.

"I will lead the way.

Let the men follow at a distance of about ten paces apart.