`` Of course he will , '' I said . `` Is n't he a member of the church ? '' `` Oh , yes , but I ca n't imagine him fitting into heaven . You know he is n't really fond of anything but live stock . '' `` He 's fond of teasing people , I guess , '' I responded . `` Are you really going to church to-morrow in that dress , Sis ? '' `` If mother 'll let me I 'll have to , '' said poor Cecily . `` I wo n't let Mr. Campbell triumph over me . And I DO want to have as many names as Kitty has . And I DO want to help the poor little Korean children . But it will be simply dreadful . I do n't know whether I hope mother will or not . '' I did not believe she would , but Aunt Janet sometimes could be depended on for the unexpected . She laughed and told Cecily she could please herself . Felicity was in a rage over it , and declared SHE would n't go to church if Cecily went in such a rig . Dan sarcastically inquired if all she went to church for was to show off her fine clothes and look at other people 's ; then they quarrelled and did n't speak to each other for two days , much to Cecily 's distress . I suspect poor Sis wished devoutly that it might rain the next day ; but it was gloriously fine . We were all waiting in the orchard for the Story Girl who had not begun to dress for church until Cecily and Felicity were ready . Felicity was her prettiest in flower-trimmed hat , crisp muslin , floating ribbons and trim black slippers . Poor Cecily stood beside her mute and pale , in her faded school garb and heavy copper-toed boots .
But her face , XXXXX pale , was very determined .
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