"Not because I trust Juan de Maestre, but because he couldn't have invented the information.

He hasn't the knowledge." Lopez Baeza agreed.
"Juan de Maestre is keeping faith with us," he said shortly, and, to the judgment of Lopez Baeza, Hillyard had learnt to incline a ready ear.
"This is the real thing, Hillyard," said Fairbairn, pulling at his moustache.

"Look!" He handed to Martin a chart.

The points of the compass were marked in a corner.

Certain courses and routes were given, and fixed lights indicated by which the vessel might be guided.