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`` That will do for tonight , '' Jean said ; `` we will finish the job tomorrow morning . Your band will be here by that time , and will help us to get some of these heavy beams and timbers out of the way . We can then rake the smaller stuff out , and get at the fireplace . '' At eight o'clock the band arrived . Leigh went down and spoke to them , and thanked them for the two long marches they had made . He had , during the afternoon , obtained a supply of bread and wine and , after they fell out , a meal was eaten before they started for their homes , promising to be back at six in the morning , to aid in the work of clearing away the debris . Jean and Leigh spent a couple of hours in talk with the cure , and related to him the events that had passed since they had left .