44/45 If you're to get any news, I'm the man to go.' He looked at me steadily for a minute or so. 'I'm not sure that's such a bad idea of yours. I would be better employed myself on the Berg, and, as you say, I would have little chance of hearing anything. I suppose you understand that the risk is pretty considerable.' 'I suppose I do; but since I'm in this thing, I may as well see it out. 'Draw in your chair to the table, then, and I'll explain to you the disposition of my men. |