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cried Philip with a gasp . `` If the _ Fairy _ had been drawn to the wrong side of that post -- '' Mr. Webster looked so grave , and they were all so impressed with a sense of the great peril she had incurred , that Juliet 's pride and coldness were broken down for once , and she sat beside Mr. Burnet weeping silently . `` Well , well , '' said Mrs. Webster , `` she is tired , and I daresay hungry , and you had better get her home as quickly as you can . There is heavy rain coming up , and we must be down at Egham by four o'clock if possible . I am afraid we shall be caught by the storm . Philip Rowles , get into this gentleman 's boat , and help to take your cousin home . '' `` And I will look in one day , little girl , and have a talk with you , '' said the vicar of Littlebourne as he bent to his work and flew down the river , distancing the storm .