We had no time to think of our hurts.  "Come along," shouted Ben, "we must turn a few more before they all go away."  We had succeeded, we found, in capturing nearly thirty.  Leaving the poor brutes on their backs--and very uncomfortable they must have found themselves--we hurried back to get the canoes, that we might convey some of them without delay to our home.  We found that each canoe could only carry three at a time, so that we had to make five or six trips to get them up to the house.  We inclosed a place in the shade, where we put them, and kept them well supplied with wet sea-weed, so that we had hopes they would be preserved in good condition for a long time.