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Part 3—New Zealand-11
Glenarvan’s voice, firm till now, faltered. He was silent a moment, and having overcome his emotion, he said, addressing the young captain: “John, you have promised Mary what I promised Lady Helena. What is your plan?” “I believe,” said John, “that in the sight of God I have a right to fulfill that promise.” “Yes, John; but we are unarmed.” “No!” replied John, showing him a dagger. “I snatched it from Kara-Tete when he fell at your feet. My Lord, whichever of us survives the other will fulfill the wish of Lady Helena and Mary Grant.” After these words were said, a profound silence ensued. At last the Major said: “My friends, keep that to the last moment. I am not an advocate of irremediable measures.” “I did not speak for ourselves,” said Glenarvan. “Be it as it may, we can face deat
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