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Chapter 218
"This purchase of wood--" "And with all our friends, landsmen and seamen, Clerbaut. I have already informed everybody, and I shall invite the whole crew of the ship." "And shall we go and await them on the pier?" asked Marie. "Indeed we will," replied Jean Cornbutte. "We will defile, two by two, with the violins at the head." Jean Cornbutte's invited guests soon arrived. Though it was very early, not a single one failed to appear. All congratulated the honest old sailor whom they loved. Meanwhile Marie, kneeling down, changed her prayers to God into thanksgivings. She soon returned, lovely and decked out, to the company; and all the women kissed her on the check, while the men vigorously grasped her by the hand. Then Jean Cornbutte gave the signal of departure. It was a curious sight
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