She had tea with us at Aunt Louisa 's . But was n't Mrs. Governor Lesley here ? We met her on her way back to Charlottetown and she told us she was . She said she was visiting a friend in Carlisle and thought she 'd call to see father for old acquaintance sake . What in the world are all you children staring like that for ? Your eyes are like saucers . '' `` There was a lady here to tea , '' said Felicity miserably , `` but we thought it was Great-aunt Eliza -- she never SAID she was n't -- I thought she acted queer -- and we all yelled at her as if she was deaf -- and said things to each other about her nose -- and Pat running over her clothes -- '' `` She must have heard all you said while I was showing her the photographs , Dan , '' cried Cecily . `` And about the Governor at tea time , '' chuckled unrepentant Dan . `` I want to know what all this means , '' said Aunt Janet sternly . She knew in due time , after she had pieced the story together from our disjointed accounts . She was horrified , and Uncle Alec was mildly disturbed , but Uncle Roger roared with laughter and Aunt Olivia echoed it . `` To think you should have so little sense ! '' said Aunt Janet in a disgusted tone . `` I think it was real mean of her to pretend she was deaf , '' said Felicity , almost on the verge of tears . `` That was Agnes Clark all over , '' chuckled Uncle Roger . `` How she must have enjoyed this afternoon ! '' She had enjoyed it , as we learned the next day , when a letter came from her . `` Dear Cecily and all the rest of you , '' wrote the Governor 's wife , `` I want to ask you to forgive me for pretending to be Aunt Eliza . I suspect it was a little horrid of me , but really I could n't resist the temptation , and if you will forgive me for it I will forgive you for the things you said about the Governor , and we will all be good friends . You know the Governor is a very nice man , though he has the misfortune not to be handsome .
`` I had just a splendid time XXXXX your place , and I envy your Aunt Eliza her nephews and nieces .
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