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`` Yuss , sir . '' `` Good . Well , we 'll have a half-hour 's talk and then I 'll find a temporary bed for you for the night , and to-morrow we 'll take a pull on the river at Richmond and see what we shall see . '' The half-hour , however , developed into a full one ; for it was after two o'clock when the talk was finished and a bed improvised for the boy ; but Cleek , saying good night to him at last and going to his own bedroom , felt that it was a long , long way from being time wasted . What Dollops thought is , perhaps , best told by the fact that he burst out crying when Cleek came in in the morning to ask how he had slept . `` Slept , Gov ` nor ! '' he said .