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`` Very good ! And you 'll send along somethin' for the men -- Barby knows , '' said Earl bobbing his head again intelligently at Fleda , -- `` there 's four on 'em and it takes somethin' to feed 'em -- workin ' men 'll put away a good deal o ' meat . '' He withdrew his head and closed the door , happily for Constance , who went off into a succession of ecstatic convulsions . `` What time of day do your eccentric hay-makers prefer for the rest of their meals , if they lunch at three o'clock ? I never heard anything so original in my life . '' `` This is lunch number two , '' said Fleda smiling ; `` lunch number one is about ten in the morning ; and dinner at twelve . '' `` And do they gladden their families with their presence at the other ordinary convivial occasions ? ''