It wuz the captain's boat, an' I s'pose he thought he might ez well hev them trophies, an' use 'em." "Is this really true, Sol ?" exclaimed Paul, although he did not doubt.
"Gospel truth.

We're jest ez well off ez we wuz afore we wuz captured.

I don't think, either, them Spaniards will miss 'The Gall-yun' until mornin'.

So we kin be up an' away with somethin' o' a start." "Lead on, Sol," said Henry.
Sol led, and resumed the noiseless Indian file.

They found the good ship, "The Galleon," under the overhanging bushes where Sol had left her, and rejoicingly they took possession again of the boat, their arms, and supplies.
"Now for New Orleans and the Governor General," said Paul, as they pushed out into the bayou.