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I thought Lily was one of your best friends, and that you were so fond of her. Rush, though she believed she could herself have answered as to the cause of complaint. We try not to be provoked 'cause we love her so; but sometimes we can't help being a little. I b'lieve it troubles people as much as if she was real naughty in some way.

Rush, "I fear that procrastination and a want of punctuality must be considered as rather serious faults.

I see you are vexed and troubled now; why, I cannot tell, more than that Lily has caused it in some way; and I think that any habit which needlessly tries and irritates other people can be called nothing less than a fault, and a bad one, too. What is the matter now? But grandmamma said the carriage should come back for us, and it has; and mamma says it is twenty minutes past four, and there Lily has not come yet, and we don't know what to do, and we can't help being provoked.

I never heard of such foolishness! I should think that people who couldn't be punctual at parties, and go just as soon as they are invited, didn't deserve to go at all. Norris doesn't have such a bad habit herself, and she don't like Lily to have it either. She is always talking to her about it.

Rush, smiling as she saw what Maggie would be at. Bradford, coming into the room just at this moment, "I do not want you to keep the carriage waiting. Since Lily is not here you must go without her. It is long after the time fixed. So it proved; and a moment later Lily was shown into the room, followed by her nurse.

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A chorus of exclamations and reproaches greeted the little new-comer; but she took them all with her usual careless good-nature, though she did look half ashamed, too. Maggie, alone, mindful of the arrow she held in reserve, had nothing to say beyond a word or two of welcome. Bradford; "and I came in to beg you'd not think it was my fault. I was at Miss Lily a half-hour before I could coax her to come and be dressed; and I knew she'd be late and vex them.

Rush, she led the way from the room, followed by the rest of the young party, who were soon seated snugly in the carriage.

I don't want to hear about your old punctuality," said Lily. Tom has been making a fuss about it just now. But as there are 'none so deaf as those who won't hear,' so I suppose there are none so hard to teach as those who won't be taught. Well, twelve of them came at the right time to the house of a very wise old Quaker lady, where the meeting was; but the thirteenth lady did not come for a quarter of an hour after she ought to. So the other ladies were as tired as they could be, 'cause they couldn't begin to do what they had to do without her — but I would have if I'd been there — and some of them yawned — which wasn't polite for them to do, but they could hardly help it — and some went to sleep, and some had headaches, and one who was sitting in a breeze from the window, where she didn't like to sit, took cold, and had a sore throat and a toothache, and she had to go and have her tooth out; which was all the fault of the unpunctual lady, and I should think she'd be very much ashamed of herself.

Here are twelve of us, and a quarter of an hour for each makes three hours, and you — thee, I mean — had no right to do it, and thee ought to be ashamed of yourself. And here Maggie closed her story, which she had one day lately found in some book or paper, and had brought it up on this occasion for Lily's benefit, adding to it sundry embellishments of her own, which, as she thought, made it more telling and serviceable. It's only a party. Now, Lily, I don't want to hurt your feelings, but I just want to tell you something. And Maggie held up the bit of paper on which she had taken the pains to note down the sum Mrs.

Rush had done for her, lest she should forget the number of minutes. I'll never do it again. She had lesson enough. I think that old Quaker lady was pretty cross, and I'm glad she's not my grandmamma. I would like one ever so much. For Lily took great delight in these same "proverb pictures," and was very glad to receive one even when it held up her own failings to reproof. I'll ask mamma if she knows of any that will do. Ashton's maid, who had come to take them out. This was encouraging, and Maggie's imagination was at once put to work; but not to much purpose for this evening, since as yet she knew of no proverb that would answer for the object she had in view.

Our young party was greeted with a chorus of welcome, not only from Mrs. Indeed, they usually prefer to be before, rather than after the time.

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You see we're all here now. But I will begin pretty soon to correct myself of it. The party passed off pleasantly, so pleasantly that Maggie found more and more cause for regret that she and her own particular friends had been unjustly defrauded, as she considered it, of so large a portion of it; but she was too forgiving and good-natured to reproach Lily any farther, especially as Bessie privately confided to her that she did not like "that severe old Quaker lady one bit, and am very glad that she is not one of my friends.

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Maggie thought that perhaps she had been rather severe herself, and took pains to be especially agreeable to Lily for the rest of the day. Snapchat Questions.

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