I have often heard Humphrey speak of a wish to cross the sea, and to visit the land from which we have all come.

Why not let him choose a comrade, and go thither with letters and messages, and tell his tale in the ears of friends?
And whilst they are thus absent, why should not the rest of us make up a party of bold spirits, and go forth into the wilderness, and there carry on such work of defence and aggression as we find for us to do ?" "Ay.

I have no love for the unknown ocean," said Charles; "I have other work to do than to visit new lands.

I have a vow upon me, and I cannot rest till it be accomplished." Humphrey and Julian looked at each other.

Already they had spoken of a visit to England.