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But he took them on , and he prevailed . To remedy this I went to work in my thought , and calling to Friday to bid them sit down on the bank while he came to me , I soon made a kind of hand-barrow to lay them on , and Friday and I carried them up both together upon it between us . Why do n't you tell us that , and then I want to convey what I thought were some very good observations by Mark Sobel about our request for turnaround for public comment . Your parents give you that , or is it some kind of coder chic ? He went straight over to the window and brushed out the crumbs of sugar ; then he took his fly-box and emptied it outside , and threw away the box : then he shut the window and crossing over , sat down on his bed . I do n't know who sent the message that did us in , but I sympathize with the unfortunate soul . And two buttons came off Racey 's boot – both off the same boot , just out of tiresomeness – and he could n't keep it on properly , and he had to wear cloth boots in the house , because the winter before he had had such bad chilblains , so I had to try to sew them on , and you do n't know how I pricked my fingers !