`` Let me in beside you . I 'm cold , '' said Una shivering in the chilly air , for the little garret window was open and the keen breath of the north shore at night blew in . Mary moved over and Una snuggled down beside her . `` NOW you wo n't be lonesome . We should n't have left you here alone the first night . '' `` I was n't lonesome , '' sniffed Mary . `` What were you crying for then ? '' `` Oh , I just got to thinking of things when I was here alone . I thought of having to go back to Mrs. Wiley -- and of being licked for running away -- and -- and -- and of going to hell for telling lies . It all worried me something scandalous . '' `` Oh , Mary , '' said poor Una in distress . `` I do n't believe God will send you to hell for telling lies when you did n't know it was wrong . He COULD N'T . Why , He 's kind and good . Of course , you must n't tell any more now that you know it 's wrong . '' `` If I ca n't tell lies what 's to become of me ? '' said Mary with a sob . `` YOU do n't understand . You do n't know anything about it . You 've got a home and a kind father -- though it does seem to me that he is n't more 'n about half there .
But anyway he does n't lick you , and you get enough to eat such as it is -- though that old aunt of yours does n't know ANYTHING XXXXX cooking .
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