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`` Come ! People who have to get up and work in the morning must go to bed at night , or suffer next day . I am fearfully sleepy , and to-morrow I have to go over to Fort Garry with all those furs which your father did not buy . '' `` I too must be at work in good time , for I want to be at Seal Cove before ten o'clock , and that does not leave much space for one 's housekeeping duties , '' Mary said , in a brighter tone , as the two came down the hill together . `` Let Mr. Selincourt keep house while you are so busy , or , better still , get Nellie to do what you want ; she will be delighted , '' urged Katherine , who was disposed to the belief that Mary 's morbid mood was largely the result of fatigue . `` Oh , Mrs. Burton is more than kind in making bread for me , and all that sort of thing ; while , as everyone knows , my father spoils me all the time ! But I like work , and just now I feel as if I could hardly have too much of it ; so I do n't mind how long Mr. Ferrars stays away at the fishing at the Twins , '' Mary said .