At last they succeeded in getting through the passage, and came to anchor before morning opposite the town of Halifax.

Captain Godfrey and his wife, after a long and eventful passage from Fort Frederick, found themselves once again at Halifax, worn out and almost disheartened.

The new men on board the sloop appeared to admire Paul Guidon, and Paul took kindly to them.
Shortly after their arrival at Halifax Captain Godfrey admitted to Lieutenant Knight, that during the terrible storm in the mouth of the Bay of Fundy, he expected every moment to see the sloop founder and all on board perish in the ocean..