Part,  Chapter

1 3,3|         We have the use of two rifles and four muskets. Each of
2 3,3|        were armed with the two rifles, which carried nearly a
3 3,3|       Ayrton and Mr. Spilett's rifles are there to prevent them.
4 3,3|     Herbert; "but what can two rifles do against the brig's guns?" ~"
5 3,3|      It is yours and Spilett's rifles which must speak now." ~
6 3,3|       supplied with long-range rifles, they on their side did
7 3,3|  Ayrton's and Gideon Spilett's rifles then spoke, and no doubt
8 3,6| hostile demonstration. The two rifles and the two guns had been