"Then, please, see if you can find him," said the Admiral, "and request him to come here to me.  Carline is a very decent fellow," he continued, as soon as the messenger had vanished.  "I'll get him to take you aboard and show you the craft--he has the keys of the companion and fore-scuttle, I believe--and you and he can talk matters over together and decide what she will need to fit her for service.  Ah! here is Carline.  Good morning, Mr Carline.  This is Mr Delamere, whom I am going to send out in charge of the _Wasp_, to see what he can do toward putting a stop to these repeated piracies.  I want you to take him aboard and let him have a thorough good look at the schooner; after which you and he can draw up a list of what is needed to render her fit for the work which she will have to do.  And now, good morning, Mr Delamere.  Come up to the Pen to dinner to-night; then you can report to me what you think the craft requires."