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"Do you think it's going to rain, Bunker?" asked Sue. "I think it's going to rain and blow, too," answered the fish and boat boy, who had learned to read the weather signs. "But the _Fairy_ is able to stand it, I think. DO YOU THINK IT'S GOING TO RAIN BUNKER ASKED SUE I THINK IT'S GOING TO RAIN AND BLOW TOO ANSWERED THE FISH AND BOAT BOY WHO HAD LEARNED TO READ THE WEATHER SIGNS THAT THE FAIRY IS ABLE TO STAND IT I THINK
 arose and began to wash down the decks of the boat. As he was splashing the water around in his bare feet with his trousers rolled up, a young man with a bundle under his arm came down to the dock. "Here are the dresses and things Mrs. Brown lent to the young ladies," said the young man. "They are very much obliged. I brought them early, for I thought maybe you'd want to get an early start." "Yes, I believe we are going to leave soon," answered Bunker. "But I don't like the looks of the weather," he added. "It seems to me we are going to have a storm. If you get another canoe and paddle out in it," he said, "I wouldn't go too far from shore." "Thank you, I'll be careful," was the answer. Bunny and Sue awakened and got ready for breakfast, and Bunker told about the visit of the young man. Then the children went out on deck to look at the sea and sky. I say the "sea," though really it was all part of Sandport Bay, and not exactly the open ocean, though it was a very large body of water. ON IT MAYBE SO WRITING EARLY THE NEXT MORNING BUNKER BLEW AROSE AND BEGAN TO WASH DOWN THE DECKS OF THE BOAT AS HE WAS SPLASHING WATER AROUND IN HIS BARE FEET WITH HIS TROUSERS ROLLED UP A YOUNG MAN WITH A BUNDLE UNDER HIS ARM CAME DOWN TO THE DOCK HERE ARE THE DRESSES AND THINGS MISS BROWN LENT TO THE YOUNG LADY SAID THE YOUNG MAN THEY ARE VERY MUCH OBLIGED I BROUGHT THEM EARLY FOR I THOUGHT MAYBE YOU'D WANT TO GET NO STUFF YES I BELIEVE WE ARE GOING TO LEAVE SOON ANSWERED BUNKER BUT I DON'T LIKE THE LOOKS OF THE WEATHER HE ADDED IT SEEMS TO ME WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A STORM IF YOU GET ANOTHER CANOE AND PADDLE OUT IN IT HE SAID I WOULDN'T GO OUT TOO FAR FROM SHORE THANK YOU I'LL BE CAREFUL WITH STANDING BUT NAN'T HE WAKENED AND GOT READY FOR BREAKFAST BUNKARD TOLD HIM OF THE VISIT OF THE YOUNG MAN THEN THE CHILDREN WENT OUT ON DECK TO LOOK AT THE SEA AND THE SKY I SAY THE SEA THOUGH IT REALLY WAS PART OF THE SANDPORT BAY AND NOT EXACTLY THE OPEN OCEAN THERE WAS A VERY LIVE BODY OF WATER
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