`` The quarrel was as much my fault as yours , Felicity , '' said the Story Girl , putting her arm around Felicity . `` We ca n't undo it now . But if to-morrow is n't the Judgment Day we must be careful never to quarrel again . Oh , I wish father was here . '' `` He will be , '' said Cecily . `` If it 's the Judgment Day for Prince Edward Island it will be for Europe , too . '' `` I wish we could just KNOW whether what the paper says is true or not , '' said Felix desperately . `` It seems to me I could brace up if I just KNEW . '' But to whom could we appeal ? Uncle Alec was away and would not be back until late that night . Neither Aunt Janet nor Uncle Roger were people to whom we cared to apply in such a crisis . We were afraid of the Judgment Day ; but we were almost equally afraid of being laughed at . How about Aunt Olivia ? `` No , Aunt Olivia has gone to bed with a sick headache and must n't be disturbed , '' said the Story Girl . `` She said I must get dinner ready , because there was plenty of cold meat , and nothing to do but boil the potatoes and peas , and set the table . I do n't know how I can put my thoughts into it when the Judgment Day may be to-morrow . Besides , what is the good of asking the grown-ups ? They do n't know anything more about this than we do . '' `` But if they 'd just SAY they did n't believe it , it would be a sort of comfort , '' said Cecily . `` I suppose the minister would know , but he 's away on his vacation '' said Felicity .
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