CHAPTER SIXIt was late when the Angelina edged very slowly into Gibraltar harbour. The sun had almost finished setting and they decided to go ashore to dine.
A steward was sent for a carriage and soon they were ready to step ashore and go exploring.
“Why don’t we first go to that shop you mentioned?” the Earl said. “Then we can discover if it’s still there and afterwards find a place to eat.”
To her delight the dressmakers was exactly as she had last seen it.
“We’ll return first thing tomorrow morning,” he said.
“You don’t think the Captain will want to leave tomorrow?” she asked anxiously.
“I don’t think he can start the repairs before morning. We’ll be here a couple of days, so we may as well enjoy it.”
They let the carriage go and strolled along Main Street looking into shop wind
