`` You are -- you must -- you shall . I wo n't take the organdie . '' `` You 'll have to now , because it 's made to fit you . Come , Patty dear , I 've set my heart on your going to that party . You must n't disappoint me -- you ca n't , for what good would it do ? I can never wear the dress now . '' Patty realized that . She knew she might as well go to the party , but she did not feel much pleasure in the prospect . Nevertheless , when she was ready for it the next evening , she could n't help a little thrill of delight . The dress was so pretty , and dainty , and becoming . `` You look sweet , '' exclaimed Carry admiringly . `` There , I hear the Browns ' carriage . Patty , I want you to promise me this -- that you 'll not let any thought of me , or my not going to the wedding , spoil your enjoyment this evening . I gave you the dress that you might have a good time , so do n't make my gift of no effect . '' `` I 'll try , '' promised Patty , flying downstairs , where her next-door neighbours were waiting for her . At two o'clock that night Carry was awakened to see Patty bending over her , flushed and radiant . Carry sat sleepily up . `` I hope you had a good time , '' she said . `` I had -- oh , I had -- but I did n't waken you out of your hard-earned slumbers at this wee sma ' hour to tell you that . Carry , I 've thought of a way for you to go to the wedding .
It just came XXXXX me at supper .
At Patty because for in of on slumbers that to