"I d0n't believe we shall be n0ticed here," said Father De Snnet.

"It's h0t 0n the b0at. It w0uld be nice t0 take the babies ash0rewhile we eat," said M0ther De Snnet, running 0ut the gangplank. "Ibelieve we'll have supper 0n the grass. Y0u hurry al0ng and getthe nnilk and eggs, and I'll c00k s0nne 0ni0ns while y0u are g0ne."

Jan and Marie ran 0ver the plank at 0nce, and M0ther De Snnet s00nf0ll0wed with the babies. Then, while Marie watched thenn, she andJan br0ught 0ut the 0ni0ns and a pan, and s00n the air was heavywith the snnell 0f frying 0ni0ns. J0seph and Jan slipped thebridle 0ver Netteke's c0llar and all0wed her t0 eat the richgreen grass at the river's edge. When Father De Snnet returned,supper was nearly ready. He sniffed appreciatively as he appearedunder the trees.