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next rolled up my knitting work, sot back the
cheers, and told the gals it was time to go to bed.
But the Captin didn't mind it no more than if it
had been the bite of fea-but there he sot, and
sot, and sot.


"Well, next pulled off my shoes, roasted my
feet, as | commonly do jist afore going to bed =
but the Captin didn't mind it no more than nothin
at al-there he sot, and sot, and sot.


g | then kivered up the fire, and thought he
could help takn the hint but la me he didn't
take no notice ont at all-not the least grain in
the world-but there he sot, and sot, and sot.


"Thinks |, you're pretty slow at taking a hint,
Captin Spinout; SO | said sort O plainly, that
thought it was bed speakin always to my
husband-but jist SO as l thought the Captin
couldn't help takin to himself-but la, it did no
good at all-for there he sot, and sot, and sot.


Seem there war'nt no likelihood of his going
hom, axed him if he would d'nt stay all night. 0
no, he sed, he couldn't possibly stop minute /;
SO, seein there war'nt no use in sayin' anything,
| went to bed. But la me would you think it.,
when ! got UP in the morning, as true as you're
alive, there was Spinout setting jist were left
him the night beforehand there" concluded the
old lady, lifting her hands in despairng attitude
-" and there he sot, and sot, and sot."