And I reckon she had a good deal of it to do.
One party attracted our attention as soon as we went aboard.

It was made up of a lady and two gentlemen-hunters.

The lady wasn't a hunter, but she was dressed in a suitable costume to go about with fellows who had on hunting-clothes.

The men wore long yellow boots that came ever so far up their legs, and they had on all the belts and hunting-fixings that the law allows.

The lady wore yellow gloves, to match the men's boots.
As we were going up the St.John's, the two men strode about, in an easy kind of a way, as if they wanted us to understand that this sort of thing was nothing to them.