ieved atleast that his men could not understand this exchange in Dutch and beaware that he had bowed to pressure from his captives. l for the moment he needed to pushthe scrap of paper into the same crack from which he had retrievedit. It could not last longer, and Llewellyn cried out in despair as he sawthat the young man had reached the furthest limits of his strength andendurance. Second wave! Forward! he bellowed lustily.
However,what van de Velde said of his status was true. He was so shaken by the dreadfulnews that it was difficult to think clearly and logically. You will stand before the Seventeen and makeyour excuses to them in person. You would never allow such a thing to happen, van de Velde blustered.
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