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And he did get fish for breakfast , which was evidently more than His Excellency did , for about sunset the following evening a guide came paddling over with a large , square envelope directed to Mr. `` Bobbie . '' Inside was this note , written in a small , firm hand : `` Lord Dunbridge presents his compliments to Mr. ` Bobbie , ' and thanks him for the enjoyable fish dinner tendered him last evening . And would Mr. Bobbie kindly do him an additional favor ? Would he come at six o'clock to-morrow morning to assist a poor fisherman who has had no luck to-day ? '' That night Bob was a regular hero around the camp fire . The boys sang , `` He 's a jolly good fellow , '' and a dozen other gay choruses , while Bob looked to his tackle and bait , and gathered all the courage he could muster to meet the great man in the morning . He need not have trembled -- it was no ordeal -- for as he paddled up to the big camp a quiet-looking gentleman with an iron gray moustache and kindly , genial eyes , stepped down to the landing and held out his hand , and said , `` Good-morning , Bobbie .