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`` She will be just as strong as she was on the day she was turned out . '' `` How long will you be about it ? '' `` I would get her done in three weeks . I will go over to Southend by the twelve o'clock train and order the timber , and you can arrange this evening whether you will have her done by contract or day-work . '' Captain Murchison that evening when he returned from town , where he had gone up to report to Lloyd 's the loss of the ship , had a talk with Benting , and being assured by him that the _ Bessy _ would after the execution of the repairs be in all respects as stout a craft as before , arranged with him to do it for the sum he named , and to set to work immediately . Three days later Mr. Godstone was able to be brought out on to the sofa in the sitting-room . Captain and Mrs. Murchison had gone home two days before , but the former came down again to Leigh on the morning Mr. Godstone got up .