`` It 's for the last time , '' she said , `` and it 's raining tonight , and I hate sleeping up there alone when it 's raining on account of that graveyard . I do n't mind it on fine nights , but a night like this I ca n't see anything but the rain pouring down on them old white stones , and the wind round the window sounds as if them dead people were trying to get in and crying 'cause they could n't . '' `` I like rainy nights , '' said Una , when they were cuddled down together in the little attic room , `` and so do the Blythe girls . '' `` I do n't mind 'em when I 'm not handy to graveyards , '' said Mary . `` If I was alone here I 'd cry my eyes out I 'd be so lonesome . I feel awful bad to be leaving you all . '' `` Mrs. Elliott will let you come up and play in Rainbow Valley quite often I 'm sure , '' said Una . `` And you WILL be a good girl , wo n't you , Mary ? '' `` Oh , I 'll try , '' sighed Mary . `` But it wo n't be as easy for me to be good -- inside , I mean , as well as outside -- as it is for you . You had n't such scalawags of relations as I had . '' `` But your people must have had some good qualities as well as bad ones , '' argued Una . `` You must live up to them and never mind their bad ones . '' `` I do n't believe they had any good qualities , '' said Mary gloomily . `` I never heard of any . My grandfather had money , but they say he was a rascal . No , I 'll just have to start out on my own hook and do the best I can . '' `` And God will help you , you know , Mary , if you ask Him . '' `` I do n't know about that . '' `` Oh , Mary .
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