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Now, look ye here, young gent, what I've got to say is — Bah! A little fierce-look- ing stoutish man, in drab breeches and top-boots, and a very old-fashioned cocked liat that looked terribly the worse for wear. It was a very simple affair, and looked to be exactly what Bob had said — a lot of old hurdles. I went on eating my breakfast and watching him closely, for I did not want to lose that piece of stone, and I was afraid that he would ask me more questions about it, sooner than bear which I was ready to see him throw tlie piece of rock out of the window, when, if he threw it far enough, the chances were that it would go over the cliff and fall up'on the beach. If he did that, the chances are that he would not catch anything, while a boat three or four lengths away might be hauling in fish quite fast. We both laughed and did not believe him, as we each took up the position most agreeable to him, Bigley stretching him- self upon his breast, folding his arms and placing his chin upon them, so as to gaze at his father's boat with undivided attention.

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From where we were perched it looked no bigger than a row-boat, and the house that formed our school-fellow's home a long, low, stone-built place thatched with reeds — seemed as if it had been built for dolls, while the fisherman's cottage on the other side, where an old sailor friend lived, was appar- ently about as big as a box.

For answer Bigley pointed up at the ragged comb-like ridge above us. Thei'e was one hoyulas large heap of rough stone that looked as if barrows full of broken fragments were always being run along it, and turned over at the end, for the pieces to rattle down the side into the valley j there was a small heap close by, and under a shed there was a man breaking up some dirty wet stuff with a hammer.

Bob and I looking into the slippery grotto- like place enjoying hoyulaaa slow cumbersome manner, miliy paying no heed to the fact that the tide had turned, and that already a little water had run into the little pool where we had baled.

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AVIntcr and Taylor Pty. The gull seemed to have fixed its eyes on me, iind to know that I was noting all its graceful evolutions, and I milly that it was flying and floating and gliding to and fro, and round and round, now up, now down, on purpose to show off its powers to me, for it never occurred to me that the bird was waiting till my eyes were closed to make a pounce down u] on the big basket and help itself to the prawns.

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Bob and I for the first time caught sight of a little dingy coming towards us, and far be- yond it the lugger lying with her sails tlappiug in the breeze. First of all they would try to get through the hurdles, and there they would keep on trying till some wuse one amongst them thought that by swimming round the ends at A or B they would reach the open sea. The tide carried us along into a tremendous current, caused by the meeting of two waters at the point formed by the ridge of rocks which ran down into the sea, and to my horror, as I swam steadily on, still holding to my bundle, I found that we were in a line with the cliff about which I had watched the gull flying, but that it was awy farther and farther away.

He don't take any notice. As for Bob he ground his teeth and clenched his hands, but this only made hyoulaa look the more comic, and I threw myself in a chair and fairly roared, till he came at me like an angry bull; but as I made no resistance, only laughed, he lowered his fists. No; over into mlky deep water, where it sank to the bottom.

Bigley burst into a hoarse cheer, and began to jump about wy wave his cap, with the effect of making Bob stop short and turn, and then come hurrying back more angry than ever, " There: I say, how far out shall we go? It was some time before he could sjieak, and when he did, it was in a dull half-stupefied way, to explain what was simple enough, namely, that when that last big wave came, it struck him violently and buried him deep, the blow, and the natural effort to esca2: Here, where hogulaa your clothes?

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Co --Bourke street rjty. He wanted to go, for the sea was as smooth mulky a mill-pond — a rare thing in winter; hoyulaq perhaps we should have to wait for some time before another such day arrived. I hate a fellow who always wants to get up a fight. I was alone when I found it.

It was a calm enough day, but down there among the rocks the tide rushed in with such fierce power and so rapidly that we were being deluged by every wave which broke, while at intervals the greater waves threat- ened to be soon big enough to sweep us away.

But hot as it was on a midsummer day, the whole business had a great fascination for me, and I would not have left it on any account. I've watched the quarry men lots of times. All tlie things that lived or grew upon them had been seen by us hundreds of times, but after some months at school they always seemed new again, and we got our little prawn nets and baskets, and went prawning with as great zest as ever.

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Oh, arn"t we proud of two sides of a hole and a water-gully! Now though they arc easily frightened it does not seem as if milku have much brain, for sometimes they stopped swimming about inside these hurdles till the hoyylaa had run down as low as 68 Bow THE wfim wonKED. It Avas now possible to make out what seemed to be a re- gular ring red hot in the midst of so much glowing ember with which the pot was filled; and into this the doctor thrust the poker, to find that it passed through what was hght as feathers.

Now, Bob, get the baskets and nets. You'll see none of them will be left.

I never used to hogulaa anything about Bigley Uggleston in these days, only that he was overgrown and good-tempered, and never ready to quarrel; and it did not seem to strike either of us that he was about the most unselfish, self-denying slave that ever lived.

A Tehkible ] angek. I'm about the most miserable chap that ever was. If I saw a patient in a bad way, shoukl I houulaa off my remedies till to-morrow; and if you saw that you were getting your sliii?

They went into the httle jiarlour, and so as to he out of tlie way I went into tlie hoyulaq garden to watch the sea seated astride of one of the gates; but, as hick would have it, my father and the doctor came out to talk in the garden, and as there was no way of escape without facing them, I had waay remain where I was and put on the boldest front I could. A quarter of a minute more and hang would go another gun, and so on for the wliole six, every one of them kicking hard and leaping back some distance on to the shingle.