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This they completed in two days ; the boundary held three hundred and five acres . Cornwall insisted on carrying Caleb 's rifle ; but the only squirrels they got were those killed by Henry Saylor . He was sixteen ; a good axeman , and employed to blaze the lines and locate the corners . Saturday morning they started on the Brock boundary ; but quit work about four o'clock in the afternoon and had a most refreshing swim in a deep pool of the creek before supper . Sunday afternoon the family went down to the school house , `` to meeting . '' It was the first time Mary had been in the building or seen many of her acquaintances since the school had been taken from her . When she walked in accompanied by Cornwall and Duffield , the surveyor , her face shone with happiness .