He placed a falconer in the bows of each and had a pair ofmurderers mounted in the stems. Schreuder was more startled than hurt. When the musketeer heaved back, Hal did not resist but used the impetusto launch his counter-attack, leading with the Neptune sword in hisright hand. Along the edge of the lagoon the water hadseeped in to turn the tracks to mud and slush and, in many places, t
His crew were well versed in the art of cutting out a prize from underthe shore batteries. A neat round hole had appearedmiraculously in the sail six feet above him. John Tate lifted his head. She turned back to Hal, her eyes bright with excitement.
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