"We will flim in and catch some," but nobody would allow 'Lisbeth to swim in and catch some.
"We will get some supper from a house."
"We have no money."
'Lisbeth looked down as she walked. She was perplexed.
"We cannot have supper to-night, nor to-morrow night, nor the next night; nor breakfast, nor dinner." 'Lisbeth looked up and smiled; she thought they were making sport about it, but the girls' faces were quite serious; besides, she began to wonder herself where supper and dinner would come from.
"We must hurry most dreadful; the sun is skimming down low," said 'Lisbeth; indeed it began to look late.
"Oh we will walk all night, and all day, and to-morrow night, and the next day and night and—"
"I won't," said 'Lisbeth, very decidedly.
"You must."
"I won't; I'm most dreadful tired now."