It was a beautiful and fine morning.
The early birds were singing gladly wore my flannels for running along with the boat.'" Bosher was a little shaky occasionally in his punctuation, which will explain any apparent incoherence in the above and following sentences.
"`I sang as I dressed except while washing The Minstrel Boy.

Started out at 6:2--met Parson in the Big.

Parson thinks too much of himself.'" "Sharp chap, Bosher," said King.
"I'll pull his nose when I see him," said Parson, who, however, did not appear very deeply affronted so far.
The reading continued.
"`Parson ran on and left me alone.

Now that I am alone let me muse on my past life and hope it will be better only the schoolhouse boat was out.

I think they or our boat will win.