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em。; ;That's what we will do�察─�rejoined Lord Glenarvan�察 �but let us proceed methodically。 Here is the English document first。; All that remained of it was the following�此 �62 _Bri gow sink stra aland skipp Gr that monit of long and ssistance lost_ ;There's not much to be made out of that�察─�said the Major�察�looking disappointed。 ;No�察�but it is good English anyhow�察─�returned the captain。 ;There's no doubt of it�察─�said Glenarvan。 ;The words SINK�察�ALAND�察�LOST are entire�察�SKIPP is evidently part of the word SKIPPER�察�and that's what they call ship captains often in England。 There seems a Mr。 Gr。 mentioned�察�and that most likely is the captain of the shipwrecked vessel。; ;Well�察�come�察�we have made out a good deal already�察─�said Lady Helena。 ;Yes�察�but unfortunately there are whole lines wanting�察─�said the Major�察 �and we have neither the name of the ship nor the place where she was shipwrecked。; ;We'll get that by and by�察─�said Edward。 ;Oh�察�yes�察�there is no doubt of it�察─�replied the Major�察�who always echoed his neighbor's opinion。 ;But how�拭─ �By comparing one document with the other。; ;Let us try them�察─�said his wife。 The second piece of paper was even more destroyed than the first�察�only a few scattered words remained here and there。 It ran as follows�此 �7 Juni Glas zwei atrosen graus bringt ihnen ;This is written in German�察─�said John Mangles the moment he looked at it。 ;And you understand that language�察�don't you�拭─�asked Lord Glenarvan。 ;Perfectly。; ;Come�察�then�察�tell us the meaning of these words。; The captain examined the document carefully�察�and said�此 �Well�察�here's the date of the occurrence first�此 �7 Juni means June 7�察�and if we put that before the figures 62 we have in the other document�察�it gives us the exact date�察�7th of June�察�1862。; ;Capital� ─�exclaimed Lady Helena。 ;Go on�察�John� ─ �On the same line�察─�resumed the young captain�察 �there is the syllable GLAS and if we add that to the GOW we found in the English paper�察�we get the whole word GLASGOW at once。 The documents evidently refer to some ship that sailed out of the port of Glasgow。; ;That is my opinion�察�too�察─�said the Major。 ;The second line is completely effaced�察─�continued the Captain�察 �but here are two important words on the third。 There is ZWEI�察�which means TWO�察�and ATROSEN or MATROSEN�察�the German for SAILORS。; ;Then I suppose it is about a captain and two sailors�察─�said Lady Helena。 ;It seems so�察─�replied Lord Glenarvan。 ;I must confess�察�your Lordship�察�that the next word puzzles me。 I can make nothing of it。 Perhaps the third document may throw some light on it。 The last two words are plain enough。 BRINGT IHNEN means BRING THEM�察�and�察�if you recollect�察�in the English paper we had SSISTANCE�察�so by putting the parts together�察�it reads thus�察�I think�此 �'BRING THEM ASSISTANCE。'; ;Yes�察�that must be it�察─�replied Lord Glenarvan。 ;But where are the poor fellows�拭 �We have not the slightest indication of the place�察�meantime�察�nor of where the catastrophe happened。; ;Perhaps the French copy will be more explicit�察─�suggested Lady Helena。 ;Here it is�察�then�察─�said Lord Glenarvan�察 �and that is in a language we all know。; The words it contained were these�此 �troi ats tannia gonie austral abor contin pr cruel indi jete ongit et 37 degrees 11; LAT ;There are figures� ─�exclaimed Lady Helena。 ;Look� ─ �Let us go steadily to work�察─�said Lord Glenarvan�察 �and begin at the beginning。 I think we can make out from the incomplete words in the first line that a three´mast vessel is in question�察�and there is little doubt about the name�察�we get that from the fragments of the other papers�察�it is the BRITANNIA。 As to the next two words�察�GONIE and AUSTRAL�察�it is only AUSTRAL that has any meaning to us。; ;But that is a valuable scrap of information�察─�said John Mangles。 ;The shipwreck occurred in the southern hemisphere。; ;That's a wide world�察─�said the Major。 ;Well�察�we'll go on�察─�resumed Glenarvan。 ;Here is the word ABOR�察�that is clearly the root of the verb ABORDER。 The poor men have landed somewhere�察�but where�拭 �CONTINdoes that mean continent�拭 �CRUEL� ─ �CRUEL� ─�interrupted John Mangles。 ;I see now what GRAUS is part of in the second document。 It is GRAUSAM�察�the word in German for CRUEL� ─ �Let's go on�察─�said Lord Glenarvan�察�becoming quite excited over his task�察�as the incomplete words began to fill up and develop their meaning。 ;INDI��is it India where they have been shipwrecked�拭�And what can this word ONGIT be part of�拭 �Ah� �I seeit is LONGITUDE�察�and here is the latitude�察�37 degrees 11;。 That is the precise indication at last�察�then� ─ �But we haven't the longitude�察─�objected McNabbs。 ;But we can't get everything�察�my dear Major�察�and it is something at all events�察�to have the exact latitude。 The French document is decidedly the most complete of the three�察�but it is plain enough that each is the literal translation of the other�察�for they all contain exactly the same number of lines。 What we have to do now is to put together all the words we have found�察�and translate them into one language�察�and try to ascertain their most probable and logical sense。; ;Well�察�what language shall we choose�拭─�asked the Major。 ;I think we had better keep to the French�察�since that was the most complete document of the three。; ;Your Lordship is right�察─�said John Mangles�察 �and besides�察�we're all familiar with the language。; ;Very well�察�then�察�I'll set to work。; In a few minutes he had written as follows�此 �7 Juin 1862 trois´mats Britannia Glasgow sombre gonie austral a terre deux matelots capitaine Gr abor contin pr cruel indi jete ce document de longitude et 37 degrees 11; de latitude Portez´leur secours perdus。 ��7th of June�察�1862 three´mast BRITANNIA Glasgow�А�foundered gonie southern on the coast two sailors Gr Captain landed contin pr cruel indi thrown this document in longitude and 37 degrees 11; latitude Bring them assistance lost
Just at that moment one of the sailors came to inform the captain that they were about entering the Firth of Clyde�察�and to ask what were his orders。 ;What are your Lordship's intentions�拭─�said John Mangles�察�addressing Lord Glenarvan。 ;To get to Dunbarton as quickly as possible�察�John�察�and Lady Helena will return to Malcolm Castle�察�while I go on to London and lay this document before the Admiralty。; The sailor received orders accordingly�察�and went out to deliver them to the mate。 ;Now�察�friends�察─�said Lord Glenarvan
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