Beatrice Grimshaw,
The Empty Diving-Dress
(1913)
“ And in a pearling fleet, you may do anything you like, sacrilege, robbery, piracy, or murder, for a pearl, if only it's big enough. No one would think any the less of you really, though they might have to pretend they did, if there were too many authorities about. As for a diamond like old Mo's—why, you might dig up the whole of the cemetery without upsetting any one's stomach or conscience. ”
