Her name will be faith [antikvár]

'Sweetheart, I don't want to worry you with unnecessary details, when we don't yet have any idea where she's heading or how big she's going to be. You've seen enough hurricane tracks charted by now to know that from her present position she could go any where.' 'Yes, yes, I know that, but there's something on your mind. Come on, let's have it. What are you holding back?' She wanted to know the worst. 'Weil ... the first reports are starting to come in from Puerto Rico. The hurricane winds were beginning to hit San Jüan just before I left the studio, and the torrential rain was already said to be causing landslips and widespread damage. The system is still moving very slowly, too, just on ten knots, which gives it so much more potential.' That isn't what you're not teliing me,' Jo insisted. Richárd gave another sigh. 'Mark called in just before I left. He'd just returned from the area. He says there has been a significant change in the track, from just north of west, to north-west. That's good for Puerto Rico, of course; they'11 remain in the less dangerous semi-circle, down there.' 'But it's not good for the Bahamas.' 'No. However, it's still early days. The system is still huge, covering such an enormous area, that it's difficult to see how the eastern Bahamas at any rate can avoid getting at least somé of it, now. If you can get your people out of there, I most certainly would.'