There was no doubt in the minds of the watchful observers aboard "The Galleon" that they were spying upon the Spanish camp and meditated an attack at night.

It was equally certain that the Spaniards knew nothing of the Indians' presence.

All the five were now awake and they rejoiced at the prospect.
"I see an easy day comin' to me," said Shif'less Sol luxuriously.

"'Tain't often that a lazy man like me kin hev sech a good time an' I'm goin' to make the most o' it." "I think," said Henry, "that while the Indians are busy with the Spaniards we'd better try to fix up that sail.

We don't need a tent and we do need a sail.