1. How did Mr. Gregg happen to meet Lautisse?

56.What was Jorkens' opinion?
In the beginning of the story there were some conversation about tricks memory plays. Some said memory didn'tmetter so much some said it was looking forward that mattered most in business. And at that Jorkens stepped in.No memory was the thing, he said; he could have made more by a good steady memory than by any amount of looking into the future on his point of good memory worths more than anything else.He also said that with a good all around memory he could have made millions
57.Why did Jorkens have to go to a pawnshop?
Jorkens had a rather nice pearl in a tiepin, but things weren't quite going the way he wished, more precisely he suffered from financial problem.After than he decided to hock his pearl and waiting untill the dark,one winter's evening he went to pawnshop clecentlyunobserved.Unfortunately he lose his pearl on a gamble,stiking back what was left of his gold pin into his tie.
58.What sort of man began talking to Jorkens after the latter came out of the pawnshop?
There was a tall man learning against a wall,a man that Jorkens had never seen before in his life and that man looked at him in a lazy sort of way.The stranger seemed barrely troubling to turn, not troubling to his head, only his eyes.Then keeping his eyes open he said Jorkens where to go.
59.What information did Jorkens get from the drunken man?
The drunken man said Jorkens to go to Carrapaccas beach, because that was a place where Jorkens needed to ho. A drunken man gave him the latitude and longitude and additionally,he said that one can have as many pearls as one can gather.Jorkens jotted the latitude and longitude down on his shirt cuff, thinking the things over a lot
60.Who accompanied Jorkens on his voyage?
Jorkens came to Aden (a seaport on the southwest tip of Saudia Arabia) and there he was looking for three sailors. One was Bill and the other looked like to Portuguese, though both looked English. The third sailor was a half-witted, more clearly, he was weak- minded additionally there was a queer small boats with green keels and of course with sails.