"Come here, Lincoln," said Mr. Stewart. "Here we are, out of sight of the works of man. Not a house in sight--climb up here and see."
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The last choice, "climb up here and see" shows that mr. Stewart is so excited that he wants Lincoln to also look at the setting.
I can see that Mr. Stewart is most likely eager to show his son what he sees, when he tells Lincoln, "Climb up here and see." Hope that helps you.
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