When I was a kid it was always easier to be good for awhile after I 'd talked things over with you . I 've got the best mother a fellow ever had , but you and I were such chums , were n't we , Avis ? I thought I 'd just break down in there tonight and put a damper on everything by crying like a baby . If anybody had spoken about you , I should have . Hello ! '' Laddie wheeled around with a start , but it was only Robert 's two boys , who came shyly up to the grave , half hanging back to find anyone else there . `` Hello , boys , '' said Laddie huskily . `` So you 've come to see her grave too ? '' `` Yes , '' said Cecil solemnly . `` We -- we just had to . We could n't go to bed without coming . Oh , is n't it lonesome without Cousin Avis ? '' `` She was always so good to us , '' said Sid . `` She used to talk to us so nice , '' said Cecil chokily . `` But she liked fun , too . '' `` Boys , '' said Laddie gravely , `` never forget what Cousin Avis used to say to you . Never forget that you have got to grow up into men she 'd be proud of . '' They went away then , the boys and their boyish uncle ; and when they had gone Nora came , stealing timidly through the shadows , starting at the rustle of the wind in the trees . `` Oh , Avis , '' she whispered . `` I want to see you so much !
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