` No . She loaned her sons for a pure love-loan , bein ' as she sensed the Trouble on the Marshes , an ' was simple good-willin ' to ease it . ' Tom laughed softly . ` She done that . Yes , she done that ! From Hithe to Bulverhithe , fretty man an ' maid , ailin ' woman an ' wailin ' child , they took the advantage of the change in the thin airs just about as soon as the Pharisees flitted . Folks come out fresh an ' shinin ' all over the Marsh like snails after wet . An ' that while the Widow Whitgift sat grievin ' on the Wall . She might have belieft us -- she might have trusted her sons would be sent back ! She fussed , no bounds , when their boat come in after three days . ' ` And , of course , the sons were both quite cured ? ' said Una . ` No-o . That would have been out o ' Nature . She got 'em back as she sent 'em . The blind man he had n't seen naught of anythin ' , an ' the dumb man nature-ally he could n't say aught of what he 'd seen . I reckon that was why the Pharisees pitched on 'em for the ferryin ' job . ' ` But what did you -- what did Robin promise the Widow ? ' said Dan . ` What did he promise , now ? '
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Bulverhithe Dan Tom aught belieft days ferryin good-willin shinin wailin