three
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We 'll see the Norwegians in character at last , '' cried Margaret , cordially . `` See here , Lockhart , I 'll settle with you for backing her in this scheme , '' said Wyllis , sitting up and knocking the ashes out of his pipe . `` She 's done crazy things enough on this trip , but to talk of dancing all night with a gang of half-mad Norwegians and taking the carriage at four to catch the six o'clock train out of Riverton -- well , it 's tommy-rot , that 's what it is ! '' `` Wyllis , I leave it to your sovereign power of reason to decide whether it is n't easier to stay up all night than to get up at three in the morning . To get up at three , think what that means ! No , sir , I prefer to keep my vigil and then get into a sleeper . '' `` But what do you want with the Norwegians ?