Gordon Young, Wild Blood — Chapter 11 (1921)
“ Even I felt a sudden sympathy for him, though I knew he was far more safe than if he remained within striking distance of Williams. Williams seldom gave warning if he had cause for a man to die. But an appeal, an explanation to an American consul in any port would start investigation to get him off free; though Shaylor probably would not be able to make such an appeal until he had been carried clear to Germany. Captain Lumholtz, though stiffened with pride and pleasure, was exceedingly agreeable. He bowed clatteringly over the hand of Taulemeito and pledged the eternal friendship of Germany. ”
