Fair Play by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth

Justin returned to the grotto and busied himself with putting out of sight all Britomarte's and Judith's little personal effects that might have tempted the cupidity of the pirates or reminded them of the presence of women on the island.

Having done this, he went to one of the caverns where the stores taken from the ship were kept, and he selected from them tobacco, pipes, whisky, greatboots, sticks, guns, pistols, swords, sabres, a little of everything, in fact, that looked like a man's peculiar property and suggested only the presence of man, and he brought them into the grotto and scattered them about in careless disorder.