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"Were you findin' the oars we caches on Swile Island?" asked Toby. "Aye, I finds un, but I'm not findin' the boat," nodded Skipper Zeb, a puzzled look on his face. "I'm not knowin' what to think o' that. When I finds the oars this marnin' I says, 'The lads gets to Swile Island, whatever. But when I'm not findin' fin or feather o' the boat, I'm not knowin' what to think about un.
You was whinin' 'bout the chicks awnly this marnin'. I'll sit under the woodstack a bit an' think 'fore I starts. Ban't no gude gwaine yet." Will's explanation of his deed was the true one, but Phoebe realised in some dim fashion that she stood within the shadow of a critical night and that action was called upon from her.
He just sort of appeared out of the mist of the marnin', there bein' a divil's lot of excursions and conferences and holy gatherin's in Askatoon that time back, ostensible for the business which their names denote, like the Dioceesan Conference and the Pure White Water Society.
Having got himself into a great heat and glow with this mental resolve and his physical exertions combined, he hastily donned his clothes, took his stoutest walking-stick, and sallied forth into the cool dim air of the as yet undeclared morning, the faithful Nebbie accompanying him. Scarcely, however, had he shut his garden gate behind him when Bainton confronted him. "Marnin', Passon!"
"Sure, it's tin minutes afther foive in the marnin'. These beds are altogidther too foine, Captain." "How's that, Flix?" asked Scott, as he opened the netting and leaped out of bed. "They're too comfor-ta-ble, bad 'cess to 'em, and a b'y cud slape till sundown in 'em till the broke o' noight." "Dry up, Flix, or else speak English," called Louis, as he left his bed.
Andy and Jamie ran down with David. No trace of the boat was to be found. In the earth above the shore were plainly to be seen the tracks of two men wearing hobnailed boots. "They's fresh tracks," declared David. "Made this marnin'," Andy agreed. "They's the same kind of tracks as the ones I see under Lem's window. Whoever 'twere made these tracks shot Lem and took his silver."
"No wan need tell me there was others prowling about Mullins's post at three in the marnin. As for Angela " But here Miss Shaughnessy bounded from the wooden settee, and, with amazing vim and vigor, sailed spontaneously into Mrs. Quinn. "No wan need tell you ye say! No wan need tell you, ye black-tongued scandlum!
"When shall we know whether we have caught anything?" "We'll come and look at un first thing in the marnin'." "I can't wait to see!" "'Twill be more fun when we sets marten and fox traps. I'm goin' to ask Dad to let us have some traps, and we can trap together, and I'm not doubtin' we'll be gettin' some fur. We'll be partners." "That'll be great! When can we start setting them?"
But pull hout yer pipe an' vot's on yer mind, Billy?" Mr. O'Fake was standing with his back against the door, his arms folded, his hat on the side of his head, and an ominous expression on his face. "Have ye seen the marnin' papers, Runty?" he inquired. "Papers, Billy, papers? Vot do I vant wid the papers. No, Billy, I shuns 'em.
Here our guide claims his shilling, and leaves us to find out the inn for ourselves. I am constitutionally a polite man. I say "Good morning" at parting. The guide looks at me with the shilling between his teeth to make sure that it is a good one. "Marnin!" he says savagely and turns his back on us, as if we had offended him. A curious product, this, of the growth of civilization.
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