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These circumstances gave an opportunity for conversation , as the canoe glided onward . `` A'ter all , '' suddenly exclaimed Waring , who had been examining the pile of kegs for some time in silence -- `` a ` ter all , Bourdon , your trade is an oncommon one ! A most extr ` ornary and oncommon callin ' ! '' `` More so , think you , Gershom , than swallowing whiskey , morning , noon , and night ? '' answered the bee-hunter , with a quiet smile . `` Aye , but that 's not a reg ` lar callin ' ; only a likin ' ! Now a man may have a likin ' to a hundred things in which he do n't deal .