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That person said , `` Perhaps , Mr. Rowles , you would let your boy come with me just to put me in the right way . '' `` No , no ; he is going to school . You be off , Phil , before I look at you again . '' So , rather unwillingly , Philip also retreated into the house , from whence he and Emily presently emerged with their books , and disappeared across the fields in the direction of the village , where their company was requested by the schoolmaster and the schoolmistress until four o'clock , with a long interval for dinner and play . `` I would let him go with you if it was not for his schooling , '' remarked Mr. Rowles ; `` but he must waste no time if he wants to get the prize . You wo n't get a prize for rowing . Why , some of them that comes here do n't know what you mean by feathering ! ''