At this moment the stupefied Anne came to her senses and realized that she had no business to be there . She slipped away and did not see Janet until the next morning , when the latter told her the rest of the story . `` That cruel , relentless , deceitful old woman ! '' cried Anne . `` Hush -- she 's dead , '' said Janet solemnly . `` If she was n't -- but she IS . So we must n't speak evil of her . But I 'm happy at last , Anne . And I would n't have minded waiting so long a bit if I 'd only known why . '' `` When are you to be married ? '' `` Next month . Of course it will be very quiet . I suppose people will talk terrible . They 'll say I made enough haste to snap John up as soon as his poor mother was out of the way . John wanted to let them know the truth but I said , ` No , John ; after all she was your mother , and we 'll keep the secret between us , and not cast any shadow on her memory . I do n't mind what people say , now that I know the truth myself . It do n't matter a mite . Let it all be buried with the dead ' says I to him . So I coaxed him round to agree with me . '' `` You 're much more forgiving than I could ever be , '' Anne said , rather crossly .
`` You 'll feel differently about a good many things when you get XXXXX be my age , '' said Janet tolerantly .
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