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English
1336
And Timothy, once reverend, caught the fish and chopped down the trees. He also assumed responsibility for the condition of the boat, and did it so thoroughly that nothing in the little cutter was ever found wanting. And when, for any reason, his presence was in demand, the first place to look for him was—in the boat, and there, too, he was usually found, tinkering away with sheets, sails, or rudder and singing as he tinkered. AND TIMOTHY ONCE REVEREND CAUGHT THE FISH AND CHOPPED DOWN THE TREES HE ALSO ASSUMED RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONDITION OF THE BOAT AND DID IT SO THOROUGHLY THAT NOTHING IN THE LITTLE CUTTER WAS EVER FOUND WANTING AND WHEN FOR ANY REASON HIS PRESENCE WAS IN DEMAND THE FIRST PLACE TO LOOK FOR HIM WAS IN THE BOAT AND THERE TOO HE WAS USUALLY FOUND TINKERING AWAY WITH SHEETS SAILS OR RUDDER AND SINGING AS HE TINKERED
 fair division of the island was decided upon between the quarters of the men and the women. Wood was stacked, awkward trees and boulders removed, hammocks slung, and tents strengthened. In a word, Camp was established, and duties were assigned and accepted as though we expected to live on this Baltic island for years to come and the smallest detail of the Community life was important. Moreover, as the Camp came into being, this sense of a community developed, proving that we were a definite whole, and not merely separate human beings living for a while in tents upon a desert island. Each fell willingly into the routine. Sangree, as by natural selection, took upon himself the cleaning of the fish and the cutting of the wood into lengths sufficient for a day's use. And he did it well. The pan of water was never without a fish, cleaned and scaled, ready to fry for whoever was hungry; the nightly fire never died down for lack of material to throw on without going farther afield to search.  THE LANDING STAGE AND A FAIR DIVISION OF THE ISLAND WAS DECIDED UPON BETWEEN THE QUARTERS OF THE MEN AND THE WOMEN WOOD WAS STACKED AWKWARD TREES AND BOULDERS REMOVED HAMMOCKS SLUNG AND TENTS STRENGTHENED IN A WORD CAMP WAS ESTABLISHED AND DUTIES WERE ASSIGNED AND ACCEPTED AS THOUGH WE EXPECTED TO LIVE ON THIS BALTIC ISLAND FOR YEARS TO COME AND THE SMALLEST DETAIL OF THE COMMUNITY LIFE WAS IMPORTANT MOREOVER AS THE CAMP CAME INTO BEING THIS SENSE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPED PROVING THAT WE WERE A DEFINITE WHOLE AND NOT MERELY SEPARATE HUMAN BEINGS LIVING FOR A WHILE IN TENTS UPON A DESERT ISLAND EACH FELL WILLINGLY INTO THE ROUTINE SANGREE AS BY NATURAL SELECTION TOOK UPON HIMSELF THE CLEANING OF THE FISH AND THE CUTTING OF THE WOOD INTO LENGTHS SUFFICIENT FOR A DAY'S USE AND HE DID IT WELL THE PAN OF WATER WAS NEVER WITHOUT A FISH CLEANED AND SCALED READY TO FRY FOR WHOEVER WAS HUNGRY THE NIGHTLY FIRE NEVER DIED DOWN FOR LACK OF MATERIAL TO THROW ON WITHOUT GOING FARTHER AFIELD TO SEARCH
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