`` You do n't pray very often , '' insisted Felicity . `` Well , God will be all the more likely to listen to me if I do n't pester Him all the time , '' argued Peter . This was rank heresy to Felicity , but the Story Girl looked as if she thought there might be something in it . `` You NEVER go to church , anyhow , '' continued Felicity , determined not to be argued down . `` Well , I ai n't going to church till I 've made up my mind whether I 'm going to be a Methodist or a Presbyterian . Aunt Jane was a Methodist . My mother ai n't much of anything but I mean to be something . It 's more respectable to be a Methodist or a Presbyterian , or SOMETHING , than not to be anything . When I 've settled what I 'm to be I 'm going to church same as you . '' `` That 's not the same as being BORN something , '' said Felicity loftily . `` I think it 's a good deal better to pick your own religion than have to take it just because it was what your folks had , '' retorted Peter . `` Now , never mind quarrelling , '' said Cecily . `` You leave Peter alone , Felicity . Peter , this is Beverley King , and this is Felix . And we 're all going to be good friends and have a lovely summer together . Think of the games we can have ! But if you go squabbling you 'll spoil it all . Peter , what are you going to do to-day ? '' `` Harrow the wood field and dig your Aunt Olivia 's flower beds . '' `` Aunt Olivia and I planted sweet peas yesterday , '' said the Story Girl , `` and I planted a little bed of my own .
I am NOT going XXXXX dig them up this year to see if they have sprouted .
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