"Well, don't pull a man's nets in like that, Mas'r Mark!" said the other, now growing interested and hauling steadily in; "nets cost money to breed."  [Note.  Cornish.  Making nets is termed "breeding."] "Why, it's a porpoise, and a good big 'un too!  Steady, lads; steady!  She's swum into the net that trailed overboard.  Steady, or we shall lose her! Here, hold on, lads, and I'll get down into the boat and--haul away!" he roared excitedly, as he had made out clearly what was entangled in the net.  "Quick, lads! quick!  It's a man!  It's--my word if it ar'n't young Harry Paul!"