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When we met the following morning, my mother, as I shall in future call her, said to me, "This will be a busy day, Frank, for we have a great many arrangements to make in the cabin, so that we may be comfortable. In future the cabin must be kept much more clean and tidy than it is -- but that is my business more than yours. Let us get our breakfasts, and then we will begin."
"I don't know what you want me to do," replied I; "but I will do it if I can, as soon as you tell me."