You will at least get enough groceries to keep your family supplied for a year." "I should say so, and for two years more, provided the goods didn't spoil." "Then you might sell what you couldn't use." "Where ?" asked White.

"Not in Newfoundland, for they would be seized as contraband in any part of the island.

Besides, you seem to forget that as both of us are liable to arrest, we are hardly in a position to go into the grocery business just at present." "That's so.

Well, then, why not carry them somewhere else in the 'Sea Bee'?
To Canada, or--I have it! You said something once about making a trading trip to Labrador, and now is the very opportunity.

Why shouldn't we take the goods to Labrador?
I don't believe we'd be arrested in that country, even for smuggling, and they must need a lot of provisions up there.