But wo n't Father and Mother be perfectly savage ? '' `` Of course . But we 'll be there and they ca n't send us home again , so we 'll see the wedding . We 'll be punished afterwards all right , but we 'll have had the fun , do n't you see ? '' I saw . I went right upstairs to dress , trusting everything blindly to Johnny . I put on my best pale blue shirred silk hat and my blue organdie dress and my high-heeled slippers . Johnny whistled when he saw me , but he never said a word ; there are times when Johnny is a duck . We slipped away when Hannah Jane was feeding the hens . `` I 'll buy the tickets , '' explained Johnny . `` I 've got enough money left out of my last month 's allowance because I did n't waste it all on candy as you did . You 'll have to pay me back when you get your next month 's jink , remember . I 'll ask the conductor to tell us when we get to Marsden . Uncle Fred 's house is n't far from the station , and we 'll be sure to know it by all the cherry trees round it . '' It sounded easy , and it was easy . We had a jolly ride , and finally the conductor came along and said , `` Here 's your jumping-off place , kiddies . '' Johnny did n't like being called a kiddy , but I saw the conductor 's eye resting admiringly on my blue silk hat and I forgave him . Marsden was a pretty little village , and away up the road we saw Uncle Fred 's place , for it was fairly smothered in cherry trees all white with lovely bloom . We started for it as fast as we could go , for we knew we had no time to lose . It is perfectly dreadful trying to hurry when you have on high-heeled shoes , but I said nothing and just tore along , for I knew Johnny would have no sympathy for me .
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