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

61.What did Jorkens and his companions do when they reached the bay?
Well, In order to reply to this question. I want to stress the fact that Jorkens and his companions arrived to a tiny bay with a white beach shining shut off by rocks from the rest of the coast, and from the inner land by a cliff a low cliff steep behind it. The little bay was no more than fifty yards long. They cast anchor then and Jorkens swam a shore with Bill and the deck singing a song. The pearls were mostly the size of good large peas, and seemed to go down to about six or eight inches on to a hard gray sand and the beach was entirely composed of them. Well, of course there was nothing to do but to fill their pockets, and Jorkens with his followerscommonted to do it.
62.Why was Bill unwilling to fill more than one pocket?
Well, I would like to commence my sentence with a fact that even a main hero of given story was very curious that Bill had a tendency to fill more than one pocket. It was simply a fear he had of growing too rich. Some dialog between them could be as an evidence of my answer. For instance, when Jorkens replied that there almost two thousand, Bill said that they can get even more than that because for his opinion there is no difference between two thousand and four thousand.
63.What had Bill read about?
Well, I'm going to introduce some possible answers to given question. On that story there were highlighted some facts about the thing that Bill have read. Bill seemed to have read of men who had come by big fortunes; won lotteries and one thing and another; and according to Bill they went all to piece quickly, and Bill was frightened.
64.When did they arrive at Aden and what did they do there?
In little more than a fortnight they came to Adventure harbor, safe with their pearls. And there they sold a few in a quiet way, without making suspicion, and paid the half-wit a thousand pounds for his wages, and went on to Port Said ( it is a seaport in the north- east of Egypt on the Mediterranean Sea). After that three of them took cabins on a large ship bound of London in order to sell their pearls, and late one evening they came into Port Said and were to sail on next morning.