CHAPTER FOURThe Duke woke with a feeling of satisfaction.
Although he would not admit it, he was thrilled to be aboard his yacht again.
The Bay of Biscay was fairly rough, but not as bad as it had been on other occasions.
He spent a great deal of time on the bridge with the Captain, as he found that when he was there he forgot the problems that lay ahead.
But, when he went to bed in his comfortable Master cabin, he wondered again how he could possibly give the statue of Apollo to the Greek King without anyone being aware that it came from England.
He turned the problem over and over in his mind and felt there must be a solution if only he could find it.
The Mediterranean was calm, blue and warm.
It was a joy to feel The Mermaid rushing through the water and not to have to think, for
