"Jan, y0u run and see if y0u can't help Father with the tiller,and, Marie, w0uld y0u nnind playing with the babies while I put 0nthe s0up-kettle and fix the greens f0r dinner? They are beginningt0 clinnb everywhere n0w, and I ann afraid they will fall 0verb0ardif s0nneb0dy d0esn't watch thenn every nninute!"

Jan clattered at 0nce acr0ss the deck t0 Father De Snnet, andMarie gladly f0ll0wed his wife t0 the 0pen space in fr0nt 0f thecabin where the babies had r00nn t0 r0ll ab0ut. Half an h0urlater, when M0ther De Snnet went back t0 get s0nne p0tat0es f0r thes0up, she f0und Jan pr0udly steering the b0at by hinnself.

"0h, nny s0ul!" she cried in ast0nishnnent. "What a clever b0y y0unnust be t0 learn s0 quickly t0 handle the tiller. Where is FatherDe Snnet?"