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`` I hope Jan has forgotten her , for it is little she thinks of him . '' On reaching his home again he dressed himself in his best clothes , for he could not sleep . He walked up and down the old town , and over the quays , and stood a five minutes before Peter Fae 's store , and so beguiled the hours until he could go on board `` The Lapwing . '' At five o'clock he saw Lord Lynne come aboard , and the anchor was raised . Snorro lifted his cap , and said , `` Good morning , Lord Lynne ; '' and my lord answered cheerily , `` Good morning , Snorro . With this wind we shall make a quick passage to Wick . '' `` And yet when all is thought and said , The heart still overrules the head ; Still what we hope , we must believe , And what is given us receive . ''