But Felicity shot a furious glance at him . `` I selected that time , '' she explained with dignity , `` because when I 'm brushing my hair before my glass in the morning I 'll see my resolution and remember it . '' `` Mr. Marwood meant that ALL our thoughts ought to be beautiful , '' said the Story Girl . `` If they were , people would n't be afraid to say what they think . '' `` They ought n't to be afraid to , anyhow , '' said Felix stoutly . `` I 'm going to make a resolution to say just what I think always . '' `` And do you expect to get through the year alive if you do ? '' asked Dan . `` It might be easy enough to say what you think if you could always be sure just what you DO think , '' said the Story Girl . `` So often I ca n't be sure . '' `` How would you like it if people always said just what they think to you ? '' asked Felicity . `` I 'm not very particular what SOME people think of me , '' rejoined Felix . `` I notice you do n't like to be told by anybody that you 're fat , '' retorted Felicity . `` Oh , dear me , I do wish you would n't all say such sarcastic things to each other , '' said poor Cecily plaintively . `` It sounds so horrid the last night of the old year . Dear knows where we 'll all be this night next year . Peter , it 's your turn . '' `` I will try , '' wrote Peter , `` to say my prayers every night regular , and not twice one night because I do n't expect to have time the next , -- like I did the night before the party , '' he added . `` I s ` pose you never said your prayers until we got you to go to church , '' said Felicity -- who had had no hand in inducing Peter to go to church , but had stoutly opposed it , as recorded in the first volume of our family history .
`` I did , too , '' said XXXXX .
Cecily Dan Felicity Felix Marwood Peter before first morning night