Yes , to all of these questions . Hence to the Newbury boys the interest of the picnic centred in the Governor . `` I shall feel two inches taller just to get a look at him , '' said Ralph enthusiastically . `` He is n't much to look at , '' said Frances , rather patronizingly . `` I saw him once at Campden -- he came to the school when his daughter was graduated . He is bald and fat . Oh , of course , he is famous and all that ! But I want to go to the picnic to see Sara Beaumont . She 's to be there with the Chandlers from Campden , and Mary Spearman , who knows her by sight , is going to point her out to me . I suppose it would be too much to expect to be introduced to her . I shall probably have to content myself with just looking at her . '' Ralph resented hearing the Governor called bald and fat . Somehow it seemed as if his hero were being reduced to the level of common clay . `` That 's like a girl , '' he said loftily ; `` thinking more about a woman who writes books than about a man like the Governor ! '' `` I 'd rather see Sara Beaumont than forty governors , '' retorted Frances . `` Why , she 's famous -- and her books are perfect ! If I could ever hope to write anything like them ! It 's been the dream of my life just to see her ever since I read The Story of Idlewild . And now to think that it is to be fulfilled ! It seems too good to be true that tomorrow -- tomorrow , Newburys , -- I shall see Sara Beaumont ! ''
`` Well , '' said Cecilia gently -- Cecilia was always gentle even in her enthusiasm -- `` I shall like XXXXX see the Governor and Sara Beaumont too .
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