I 'm to get four dollars a week . '' `` I think she would rather have your companionship than a part of your salary , Clorinda , '' said Aunt Emmy . `` But of course you must decide for yourself , dear . It is hard to be poor . I know it . I am poor . '' `` You poor ! '' said Clorinda , kissing her . `` Why , you are the richest woman I know , Aunt Emmy -- rich in love and goodness and contentment . '' `` And so are you , dearie ... rich in youth and health and happiness and ambition . Are n't they all worth while ? '' `` Of course they are , '' laughed Clorinda . `` Only , unfortunately , Christmas gifts ca n't be coined out of them . '' `` Did you ever try ? '' asked Aunt Emmy . `` Think out that question , too , in your thinking out , Clorinda . '' `` Well , I must say bye-bye and run home . I feel cheered up -- you always cheer people up , Aunt Emmy . How grey it is outdoors . I do hope we 'll have snow soon .
Would n't it be jolly XXXXX have a white Christmas ?
Clorinda Of bye-bye for in than that to week while