The Black Arrow by Robert Louis Stevenson

Dick returned no answer, but he was surprised to find the old vagabond of so resolute a temper. fearing some fresh violence or treachery, set forth upon his quest for three sure men. The moans of the wounded Baron blended with the wailing of the ship's dog. Green sheave, cacao and a young fellow of Lord Foxham's whom Dick had already remarked for his intelligence and spirit, were still fit to understand and willing to obey. These Dick set as a bodyguard about the person of the steersman, and then, with a last look at the black sky and sea, went below into the cabin with a Lord Foxham had been carried by

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