`` Oh , I 'll come some day -- I hope , '' said Joyce lightly . `` I think I 'd rather not see it until it is finished . '' `` Willard is a nice boy , '' said Miss Sally suddenly . `` I do n't think I ever did him justice before . The finer qualities of his character come out in these simple , homely little doings and tasks . He is certainly very thoughtful and kind . Oh , I suppose he 'll make a good husband , as husbands go . But he does n't know the first thing about managing . If his wife is n't a good manager , I do n't know what they 'll do . And perhaps she wo n't like the way we 've done up Eden . Willard says she will , of course , because he thinks her perfection . But she may have dreadful taste and want the lace curtains and that nightmare of a pink rug Willard admired , and I dare say she 'd rather have a new flaunting set of china with rosebuds on it than that dear old dull blue I picked up for a mere song down at the Aldenbury auction . I stood in the rain for two mortal hours to make sure of it , and it was really worth all that Willard has spent on the dining room put together . It will break my heart if she sets to work altering Eden . It 's simply perfect as it is -- though I suppose I should n't say it . '' * * * * * In another week Eden was finished . Miss Sally stood in the tiny hall and looked about her . `` Well , it is done , '' she said with a sigh . `` I 'm sorry . I have enjoyed fixing it up tremendously , and now I feel that my occupation is gone .
I XXXXX you are satisfied , Willard . ''
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