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Part 2—Australia-23
“That is no reason for our staying longer here,” said the Major. “Certainly not,” replied John Mangles. “Perhaps tomorrow the river may be practicable.” “And will that save my unhappy men?” cried Glenarvan. “Will your Lordship listen to me?” returned John Mangles. “I know Tom Austin. He would execute your orders, and set out as soon as departure was possible. But who knows whether the Duncan was ready and her injury repaired on the arrival of Ben Joyce. And suppose the yacht could not go to sea; suppose there was a delay of a day, or two days.” “You are right, John,” replied Glenarvan. “We must get to Twofold Bay; we are only thirty-five miles from Delegete.” “Yes,” added Paganel, “and that’s a town where we shall find rapid means of conveyance. Who knows whether we shan’t arrive in t
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