It was n't your fault , Worth ! It was mine . But it ca n't be undone now . '' `` No , it ca n't be undone , '' said Worth slowly , `` but it might be confessed . We might tell Mrs. Kirby the truth and ask her to forgive us . '' `` I could n't do such a thing , '' cried Millicent . `` It is n't to be thought of ! '' Nevertheless , Millicent did think of it several times that night and all through the following Sunday . She could n't help thinking of it . A dishonourable trick ! That thought stung Millicent . Monday evening Millicent flung down the book from which she was vainly trying to study . `` Worthie , it 's no use . You were right . There 's nothing to do but go and ` fess up to Mrs. Kirby . I ca n't respect Millicent Moore again until I do . I 'm going right up now . '' `` I 'll go with you , '' said Worth quietly . `` I was equally to blame and I must take my share of the humiliation . '' When the girls reached Beechwood , they were shown into the library where the family were sitting .
Mrs. Kirby came smilingly forward XXXXX greet Millicent when her eyes fell upon Worth .
Millicent Moore from into night of through to until with