she wanted to know . `` I know a story , '' said the Story Girl , `` about Uncle Roger when he was just a young man . He went to the house of a very deaf old lady and when they sat down to the table she asked him to say grace . Uncle Roger had never done such a thing in his life and he turned as red as a beet and looked down and muttered , ` E-r-r , please excuse me -- I -- I 'm not accustomed to doing that . ' Then he looked up and the old lady said ` Amen , ' loudly and cheerfully . She thought Uncle Roger was saying grace all the time . '' `` I do n't think it 's right to tell funny stories about such things , '' said Felicity coldly . `` And I asked for your opinion , not for a story . '' `` If we do n't ask her , Felix must say it , for he 's the only one who can , and we must have it , or she 'd be shocked . '' `` Oh , ask her -- ask her , '' advised Felix hastily . She was asked accordingly and said grace without any hesitation , after which she proceeded to eat heartily of the excellent supper Felicity had provided . The rusks were especially good and Great-aunt Eliza ate three of them and praised them . Apart from that she said little and during the first part of the meal we sat in embarrassed silence . Towards the last , however , our tongues were loosened , and the Story Girl told us a tragic tale of old Charlottetown and a governor 's wife who had died of a broken heart in the early days of the colony . `` They say that story is n't true , '' said Felicity . `` They say what she really died of was indigestion . The Governor 's wife who lives there now is a relation of our own . She is a second cousin of father 's but we 've never seen her . Her name was Agnes Clark . And mind you , when father was a young man he was dead in love with her and so was she with him . ''
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