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Updated: May 8, 2025
She never cared so much for afternoons, she said; of course one had got through with the prose by that time; but "to go off like a bird or a bee right after breakfast, that was living; that was the Irishman's blessing, 'the top o' the morn-in' till yez!"
"Waitin' for a breeze of wind. I had a good freight promised to me if I got to Burlington by to-morrow morn-in', but I guess I sha'n't quite fetch it." "Rounds, heave a stern-line to the sloop, and make fast to her," added Lawry to his mate. "Oh, thank ye, Lawry," replied the grateful skipper. "You and your wife must take supper with me."
There was a brief display of colored zephyrs and gleaming card-board. Then Enoch began re-wrapping them. "Reckon you can look these over in the morn-in', wife. They're jest a few new cross-stitch Bible texts, an' I knowed you liked Scripture motters. Where'll I lay 'em, wife, while I go out an' tend to lightin' that lantern?
His jailer-chamberlain pointed to a low-lying hammock, stretched upon two straps between the walls. "There, tumble in," he said; "you will have your bath in the morning. Look alive!" Richard obeyed him at once. "Good-night, warder," said he. "Night!" grumbled the other; "it's morn-in'. A pretty time to be knockin' up people at a respectable establishment.
But by the crass that saved us, if he tuck an affront from any of them, without payin' them home double, he is no son of mine, an' this roof won't cover him another night. Howsomever we'll see in the morn-in', plase God!" The mother, who was proud of his courage and prowess, scouted with great indignation the idea of her son's tamely putting up with an insult from any of the opposite faction.
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